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To those vulnerable groups. it is already got into the human population and is an occasion, and is now spreading human—to—human, and its a public health emergency of international concern. more news on that at lipm. a review into racism in scottish cricket, due to be released on monday, is expected to say theres evidence of institutional racism within the game. lets speak to our reporter in glasgow alexandra mackenzie. this review was commissioned by sport scotland last year, and it followed...

They go head to head in the bbc debate on monday, each hoping it will move them along the path to number 10. iain watson, bbc news. a review into racism in scottish cricket, due to be released on monday, is expected to say theres evidence of institutional racism within the game. our scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie has more on this story. well, this review was commissioned ijy well, this review was commissioned by sports scotland last year, and it followed allegations of racism and dis...

By sportscotland last year, and it followed allegations of racism and discrimination, including claims from scotlands all—time leading wicket taker, majid haq. it was carried out by the equality and diversity group, planlisport. more than 200 people came forward to give evidence, and some of the details of those testaments have been passed to police scotland. —— some of the details of those testimonies. a cricket scotland spokesperson said, the cricket scotland board is truly sorry to ever...

Now she does have the authority to do, that she can urge the president to, do it you can urge others to, do it but the president has to do it. >> well, all of this that we are hearing, we are hearing from so many people but not hearing directly from people who spoke to the president and to your point, mark meadows as the keeper of a lot of that information. we just do not know what he was saying. we did hear some this evening that when people were trying to or trump to tweet a specific message t...

National security adviser and also the former deputy press secretary, sarah matthews, we have already seen clips of them throughout some of the hearings, pre—recorded evidence in the form of audio and video, but also we have seen some live testimonies. those are the two main people we are expected to hear from, main people we are expected to hearfrom, and main people we are expected to hear from, and they are key because both of them re—signed very quickly after those riots happened onjanuar...

Was being threatened on january 6th? >> look, every time i hear some of these firsthand accounts and these testimonies that are happening and these witnesses, i get chills and its still very upsetting to me. i just have a hard time accepting the fact that this is the united states of america where the president of the united states at the time set this attack towards his own vice president and the leadership of our country. theres no other way to really capture that. weve seen the dereliction of...

The committee puts it, 187 minutes from the time the insurrection began until the time then president trump took any action to try to get his supporters to stop the violence and leave the capitol. they hope some of these additional key witness testimonies, hearing more from white house counsel pat cipollone and others, theyll fill in those narrative holes. >> jill, what are you going to be listening for? >> im going to be listening for people who seemed to be in the room who can tell us what was...

Gohmert, paul gosar, andy harris, jody heist, jim jordan and scott perry. then congresswoman elect, marjorie taylor greene was also there. we heard testimony in an early hearing that a pardon was ultimately requested by congressman middlebrooks and other members of congress who attended this meeting. weve asked witnesses would happened during the december 21st meeting. weve learned that part of the discussions centered on the role of the vice president during the counting of electoral votes. the...

Point its indicative of what the intent of the president was. thats the question. and when you look back at a history, were looking -- none of us were there so youre piecing together various points of information and when you step back you have a picture. people can have different interpretations of that picture, but thats what were seeking to do by taking all of these different testimonies, just like a trial, just like an inquiry, its an attempt to place something together. we still always will...

I would like to hear your thoughts on that, and also if you think that the january 6th hearings has weakened him as a candidate in some way. >> i do personally think that he will run. i have no doubt in my mind that he will go ahead and announce h. i think hes at their weakest and the hearings have done their job. it has been incredibly damaging to him, i think as impactful as what has happened here, and firsthand testimonies from republicans and conservatives themselves who lived this firsthand...