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riot. the lawmakers also want to know about mccarthy s contact with white house chief of staff mark meadows in the days that led up to january 6th. he s made significant public statements about what occurred on january 6th and we d to hear from him. he gave a statement on the floor about president trump bearing some responsibility for what occurred. if he doesn t cooperate with the voluntary request, would you subpoena him? well, let me say we ll consider it. well, tonight mccarthy issued his own statement saying he will not comply with the committee. quote, i have concluded not to participate with the select committee s abuse of power that stains this institution today and will harm it going forward. but here s the thing, this past may mccarthy was singing a very different tune. would you be willing to testify about your conversation with donald trump on january 6th if you were asked by an outside commission? sure. next question. you didn t hear that ....
after knocking out the hosts, australia, in the semi final. they ll face spain on sunday in their first ever world cup final, in the hope of lifting the trophy and completing a remarkable double of being both european and world champions. our sport correspondentjane dougall is in sydney. good dougall is in sydney. morning. a glorious backgrol but good morning. a glorious background but what a glorious result. yes. good morning. a glorious background but what a glorious result. but what a glorious result. yes, i don t think but what a glorious result. yes, i don t think it but what a glorious result. yes, i don t think it has but what a glorious result. yes, i don t think it has fully but what a glorious result. yes, i don t think it has fully sunk - but what a glorious result. yes, i don t think it has fully sunk in - don t think it has fully sunk in yet, really. icannot don t think it has fully sunk in yet, really. i cannot tell you how intimidating that stadium was ....
as fighting between the army and a paramilitary group shows no signs of ending. the violence has been happening for more than a week, worsening the country s already desperate humanitarian crisis. these are pictures of a spanish diplomatic personnel and citizens being evacuated overnight. a number of other countries have also moved their diplomatic staff to safety, but foreign civilians have been reporting difficulties trying to leave the country. some have been travelling by road in convoys heading to port sudan on the red sea, as well as north to the border with egypt. we can get the thoughts now of a sudanese born writer and broadcaster based here in london with family still in the country, thank you for taking the time to talk to us. how are yourfamily right taking the time to talk to us. how are your family right now, what are they telling you? it’s are your family right now, what are they telling you? they telling you? it s an incredibly dire situation. they tellin ....
And then into the weekend we ve got high pressure building. it looks as though there s going to be plenty of dry, fine weather into the weekend. lots of sunshine and feeling warm in that sunshine as well. there s more on our website and social media, including the londoner who swapped leading a gang for running a church. that s it from me. i m back in around half and hour. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. it s a level results day in england, wales and northern ireland today which means a nervous wait for around 800,000 people who sat the exams. some of them are with our education correspondent elaine dunkley, who s at a college in in nelson, lancashire. morning elaine, the results are out at eight o clock, how are those students feeling? it has to take you back many years ago where you are so nervous, but you have to say it will be ok, regardless, it s going to be ok. we ....
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