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this just seems like it s dragged on for quite a long time now, and not great for the tennis, not great for the australian open, not great for novak. the welsh government says coronavirus restrictions will be eased in the coming weeks, though caution is still needed. the parliamentary committee that took evidence from cricketer azeem rafiq says public funding for the sport should be limited until there s progress on eliminating racism. and virginia giuffre, who s bringing a civil case against prince andrew for sexual assault, says she wants to show that the rich and powerful aren t above the law. coming up in sport later in the hour on the bbc news channel, england s cricketers are looking to sign off from the ashes on a high but despite a strong start, australia fight back in hobart. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. downing street has apologised to buckingham palace following revelations that two parties were held at number ten the night before the du ....
now, while it s not a subpoena, it s a necessary step given mccarthy s extensive communications with trump including a phone call while the siege was underway. in fact, mccarthy discussed that call with cbs news in realtime during the attack and he made clear that trump had to call off the mob. i had spoken to the president. i asked him to talk to the nation to stop this. i was very clear with the president when i called him. this has to stop and he has to go to the american public and tell them to stop this. leader mccarthy, the president of the united states has a briefing room steps from the oval office. it is the cameras are hot 24/7, as you know. why hasn t he walked down and said that now? i conveyed to the president what i think is best to do and i m hopeful the president will do it. wow. wow. and yet, the former president allowed that attack to proceed for 187 minutes. it is hard to fathom now but mccarthy even considered asking trump to resign the presi ....
need to be four times longer. i don t know. right. but, yeah, the gulf between the reality and how we re perceiving is massive, and very disturbing. adam mckay, it s a great movie, you should check it out. thank you so much. thank you, chris. always a pleasure. that is all in, the the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. thank you, chris. thanks for joining us on this hour. we have a lot to talk about. after president biden s big voting rights speech in georgia, and all the fallout from that. we ll talk to a senator who was there at the speech, and has a bit of an inside track on whether or not the senate is going to deliver on what vice president harris and president biden called for today. this is a senator who has been with the president all day. she s going to be joining us live in just a few minutes, after she touches back down in d.c. on the air force one flight back from georgia. very much looking forward to that conversati ....
temperature, by the morning, the temperature, the milder airfrom the atlantic system. the first half of the day isn t going to be great, outbreaks of rain, strong wind and later in the day it should brighten up later in the day it should brighten up with showers. the back edge of the rain maybe further towards the west here, so i m not sure how quickly the rain is going to clear but suffice it to say it s not a great day for many of us tomorrow. sunday, a better day because we are between systems, there will be more sunshine and temperatures continuing to rise over the next few weeks as weather systems come in. there s a hint that later next week we may see the weather settling down as high pressure builds. a lot happening over the next few days. thank you. that s it, i ll be back with the news at ten. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i m sarah mulkerrins. brilliant bairstow hits a century as england find some ashes salvation in sydney. another tennis playerjoins ano ....
this is the biden administration s most significant intervention, to try to get the pandemic under control. and it could affect as many as 100 million workers across the country. and the biden administration says it could, if this rule is imposed, it could prevent as many as 250,000 hospitalizations. and they say that they have a duty to do this, and they have the authority to do it under the law. now, the folks suing include a cross-section of states, religious groups, small business lobbying organizations, and businesses themselves. and they argue that this is an overreach by the federal government and they say there would be practical consequences, and they may have to fire as many as a third of their workforce in the midst of labor shortages and supply chain shortages. we spoke to brandon trosclaire, a small business owner who owns a chain of grocery stores in louisiana, and he says for him, it s not really about the vaccine, it s about the mandate. take a listen. ....