developments on the bbc website. from the team, it is goodbye. meanwhile the news continues right here with all our colleagues from the nations and regions across the uk, so it is over to you. goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday. i m isaac fanin. coming up in the programme: emotional and physical abuse was systemic in british gymnastics, according to a new independent review. the new premier league fixtures are out. this is child abuse of athletes and a very young age and that has a monumental impact on the rest of our lives the white the new premier league fixtures are out. the white champions manchester city take on west ham united to start the season. england women start their final preparations for the european championship against belgium tonight. also coming up in the programme. rory mcilroy makes an excellent start at the us open. he s back in the clubhouse and has the lead. and we speak to one fourth of britain s gold medal winning s14 mixed relay team. we start w
how the former president donald trump put pressure on the then vice president mike pence to overturn the election results. today is the third day of hearings from presenting the findings of the committee investigation and two men are appearing before today s hearing. the older man blue shirt you can see is a retired judge who was an informal adviser to mike pence. the younger gentleman is greg jacob and he is a former legal counsel to the vice president. the session his life now. has all the players led by mr eastman got wrapped around the axle may the hysterical evidence claim by mr eastman let me explain very simply this is what i said would require a digression that i would be glad to undertake if you wished in short if i had been advising for brett vice president of the united states onjanuary brett vice president of the united states on january six brett vice president of the united states onjanuary six and evenif united states onjanuary six and even if then vic
welcome back to the most news in the morning. investigators sketched out a terrifying scene at a hearing on last year s deadly plane crash near buffalo, new york. they called it a combination of inattention, confusion, and basic incompetence that caused a plane with 49 people on board to literally fall from the sky. now we re learning the airline that operated the flight may not be doing everything it can to make sure pilots are on top of their games now. our allan chernoff has been following this story for more than a year. he brings us the latest this morning. reporter: the safety board concluded that fatigue probably did hurt the performance of the pilots, though it couldn t be blamed for their tragic mistakes that led to the crash. now cnn has learned colgan air has been getting tough with crew members who don t go to work because they re tired. faa regulations require pilots to be fit for flight. a tired pilot is supposed to call in fatigue. a pilot has every right, he