i can remember coming to the frasers, my adoptive parents. >> but even with the frasers he doesn't remembering a shovel along? >> no, i don't have an active memory of that. >> that's not a true memory for you? >> no, sir. >> aaron also remembered nothing about the house he lived in on dolphin avenue. he became the owner after the wrongful death suit. >> i didn't really want anything to do with the house. i didn't have any desire to have it. i was -- a tough spot about my life. >> renters lived there until 2014. when they moved out, aaron realized the house was a wreck. his do-it-yourself repairs started inside. but in the back yard he found the swimming pool and an outdoor shower were also in shambles. >> i had a decision to make about the swimming pool. it had started to settle and the tiles were cracking. it needed to be completely redone, and it was going to be an expensive project. and i just didn't feel like in the neighborhood there was kind of a cap on what those properties were worth. with or without a pool. and -- >> back yard would have been the same as having a pool there? >> rig

doug ford there, let's speak to katie fraser _ it. _ it. doug ford there, let's speak to katie fraser from cbs news. - it. doug ford there, let's speak to | katie fraser from cbs news. bring it. doug ford there, let's speak to i katie fraser from cbs news. bring us katie fraserfrom cbs news. bring us up—to—date, what isjustin trudeau going to implement? so up-to-date, what is justin trudeau going to implement?— going to implement? so this emergencies _ going to implement? so this emergencies act _ going to implement? so this emergencies act was - going to implement? so thisj emergencies act was created going to implement? so this i emergencies act was created in going to implement? so this - emergencies act was created in the 19805, emergencies act was created in the 1980s, this legislation is very rare, it's not been evoked before in canada, it's never been used before. so it's very hard for cbc news to try and figure out what exactly trudeau intends. we do know this replaced a former act in the 1980s, as i mentioned, and this measur

she's one back to back olympic gold in big air, new zealand, zoe, he is a dow skia senate took silver fraser also at the games. one of the biggest stories has been eileen gould, who has claimed another metal for china, she missed out on gold, and the skiing slope style grew seemed to be out of metal con contention entirely when she fell during her 2nd run. but an assured, final attempt saw her claim silver. meanwhile, was switzerland's matilda. grandma took gould with a spectacular run, including this back words job unbelievable. so the fact that american born eileen grew is competing for china is one of the biggest stories of the games. and we asked our correspondent in beijing, jonathan, great how closely the local audience in china are following her events while they are following her very closely. indeed that for middle performance has been a repeat on chinese television. it seems like she really is the face of these games, hugely popular here. but there is a twist because island grew. that's not forget was born and grew up in california. she switched allegiance to china in 2019. so she'

. >> i asked katie fraser about the measures justin trudeau is introducing. >> this emergencies act wased in the 1980's. this legislation has not been invoked before in canada. so it is hard to try to figure out what exactly trudeau is going to attempt. this replaced a war of measures act in the 1980's. this measure is temporary, only for urgent and critical situations that seriously endanger people's lives. he does need to work with the provincial leaders on this. it gives special powers to the prime minister and leaders, but what exactly that like is not entirely clear. >> but i am assuming there is support for this. doug ford has been outspoken about the protesters, the blocking of trade routes. it has been devastating for canada. >> here in windsor, ontario, there has been a terrible blockade. protesters have blocked the entrance to the ambassador bridge. that bridge is key to international trade, for the movement of goods, food, especially for the automotive industries. that border had been blocked for six days. poce were finally able to move protesters out the way and reopen this

another own goal, this time from mason holgate but the second half belonged to eddie howe's side — ryan fraseroints clear of the drop zone, and just a point behind everton. fulham are eight points clear at the top of the championship tonight, after a 3—0 win over millwall. meanwhile, at the opposite end of the table derby county beat hull city 3—1. festy ebosele with the third goal. great finish. derby are four points from safety but have played more games than the teams around them. england manager sarina wiegman says she's "really disappointed" not to be able to select defender steph houghton for the upcoming games against canada, spain and germany — because of injury. manchester city goalkeeper ellie roebuck has returned though and makes the squad — so does team—mate lucy bronze. both players will be playing under wiegman for the first time. she's won all six games since taking charge. houghton will miss out though after aggravated the achilles injury she sustained in september — with weigman saying she needs more time to recover. always disappointed when you can't bring in a player who you

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he's a 6th grader who lives in floss floyd fraser, south side with coach frank smith and the gladiators boxing club. he's only 12 years old. you may wanna remember the name destiny. butler ferry porterfield says destiny butler junior, someone you should know my hopes and goals. busy is hopefully being lampey said 17 . he wayne isn't there, become a professional by a 13 year old from boxing since the age of 6. and he already holds title belt in gold. what is it about this sport that you love? so like, you can hear people when you can get in touch before destiny buffer trying to remember the name i don't know side about destiny was already boxed like any game. destiny was the male destiny with the nation. so it was came to me was linkedin profile, and they were on the top and a day he he hasn't had an easy with this particular neighborhood. you was able to see at least once to twice more guns. you were subject see cranky, doping every day. you struggle with been times when you now we have lights, we have games sometimes we have not got the right but your best buy it has come from our chip

the 43 year old was born with an illness called fraser syndrome and had a kidney transplant cove. 19 poses an acute danger to his life. every time he leaves the house, he takes a risk a what in life you know, can i always have to be lucky. the virus only has to be lucky once gotten wiser. if i them think about the hospitals which are filling up the fact that i can't be properly cared for, can't be visited for what if i get seriously ill? all these are thoughts that go through my head. he, i'm done great and copying to headache. the corona virus vaccinations are not having their full effect on him since his transplant. lars fisher has been taking immunosuppressive medication every day to prevent his body from rejecting the organ by me. yes. and even after the 1st year vaccinations i have very, very few antibody. and only the ones that don't protect you from now i've had 4 doses and i'm still waiting for the results. but i'm afraid it still doesn't look very good and i'm getting the 1st test as my normally some bizarre, unethical garcia. lars fisher knows that compared to many other pe

this is henry fraser. who paints with his mouth.l he had an accident when he was 17 years old, diving off a cliff. he's paralyzed from the neck down. he has found a way to transform his life and find an inner power. obviously a lot of talent, very inspirational, really beautiful sporting life, mark. thank you. thanks, everybody. goodnight. look, i need you to buy mom a birthday present and say it's from the both of us. okay, thanks. bye-bye -- no, i know it's not a voicemail. i just don't want to hear you whine about it. (phone beeps) no, no, no, those are for alex. i'm taking them up to her dorm today. you know how stressed she gets. she can always use a little comfort from her loving mom. why does alex get a care package and not me? you live in a care package. haley, put your face on and get up here! we're gonna be late for work! i'm saving up to get my own apartment, so i've been working at the club with luke. for luke. kid's my best cart girl. i deliver drinks to golfers. tips are good, but, uh... it took me a couple days to lea

something in the sydney morning herald, dawn fraser, a great olympian, has revealed that she stole not to the one we all know about, so a bit of aussie thievery on display there! the athletes in beijing have been advised not to follow that one this time around. henry, in a line? the olympian eileen gu, american—born but skiing for china, and what that has meant for relations between the two sides. really interesting to hear you all finish off on olympic stories. thanks so much, latika bourke, henry chu, and, of course, clive myrie. that is it for dateline london this week. we are back next week at the same time. goodbye. with a few exceptions, pretty wet and a bit of a theme coming through this week, the jet stream and strengthened coming out of north america, pushing across the atlantic which is blowing winds of up to 200 mph, the wind to develop jet streams flow pressure for us and one has been this area of low cloud that has pushed on through the morning bringing extensive rain across most parts of the uk, drive for some parts and the rain will push on through the afternoon, easing

he's a 6th grader who was a floss floyd fraser, south side with coach frank smith and the gladiators boxing club. he's only 12 years old. you may want to remember the name destiny butler ferry border field says destiny butler junior. if someone you should know my hopes and goals is hopefully being lampey said 17. anyone in the coming professional 513 year old from boxing since the age of 6. and he already holds job title belt is going to what is it about this sport video love. so i was like, you can hear people when you can get in trouble for any buffer trying to remember the name. i don't know either by destiny was already boxed like any game. destiny was the main destiny with the nation. so it was came to me was linkedin profile and they were on the top and a k b . he hasn't had it easy with this particular neighborhood. you've established the see at least once to twice more guns. you were subject c, cracky, no fee. every bit you struggle with been times when you have we have like we have games. i do sometimes we have oh no, i'm not. i'm not right. but you're as fighters come from

"fraser" which is a spinoff of cheers. did a survey of you to find out what you thought were the best shows for your generation. >> ""game of thrones"." "black sails quition an under rated show. i believe it was on starz. >> mine was odd couple and seinfeld. here is one you do not know about. we have a competition. who has the best tv debuts upon national television? we got ahold of this tape. >> you are not doing this right now. brian: she thought she was behind the scenes. >> the first one is from mike hunt from north carolina. >> she just got pumped. are you kidding? >> i can't believe you just played that. what a memory. i cannot believe you dug that up. i believe we have your first highlight. i think we do. >> it's possible right now. why is that, brian? brian: the nation growth is behind what we are doing. we have two or three years where we have the beard. >> 1984, tell me everything you know about that clip. brian: i was pulled out of the audience and i was able to talk to re girks s. >> look at you. you were so su

have partially blocked the busiest border. crossing the 43 year old with born with an illness called fraser syndrome and had a kidney transplant cove. 19 poses an acute danger to his life. every time he leaves the house, he takes a risk a foot. imagine upon, i'd always have to be lucky. the virus only has to be lucky once gotten wiser. if i then think about the hospitals which are filling up the fact that i can't be properly cared for, can't be visited for what if i get seriously ill, all these are thoughts that go through my head. he, i'm done great and coffee and not her lake. the corona virus vaccinations are not having their full effect on him since his transplant. lars fisher has been taking immunosuppressive medication every day to prevent his body from rejecting the oregon by says even after the 1st few vaccinations i have very, very few antibody. and only the ones that don't protect you from now i've had 4 doses and i'm still waiting for the results. but i'm afraid it still doesn't look very good and i'm getting 1st a test as my normally some bizarre, unethical garcia. lars fisher k

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news. world leaders step up their efforts to reduce tensions over ukraine as fears of a russian invasion grow. french president emmanuel macron says he hopes that war can be avoided at a meeting with vladimir putin in moscow. harmony on health policy says borisjohnson, he denies the chancellor delayed a plan, to tackle long nhs waiting lists. police protect the labour leader keir starmer when he is surrounded by protesters shouting traitor. and two leading republican members of congress are reprimanded by the party leadership, for sitting on the panel investigating the january 6th attack on the us capitol. tonight with the context: sonia khan, former advisor to the uk treasury and doug heye, former communications director for the republican national committee. hello and welcome. the white house believes an invasion of ukraine could come "any day," and that once war begins, the capital city kyiv will fall in short order. the franco—german approach to this crisis is more nuanced than that. th

something in the sydney morning herald, dawn fraser, a great olympian, has revealed that she stole not to the one we all know about, so a bit of aussie thievery on display there! the athletes in beijing have been advised not to follow that one this time around. henry, in a line? the olympian eileen gu, american—born but skiing for china, and what that has meant for relations between the two sides. really interesting to hear you all finish off on olympic stories. thanks so much, latika bourke, henry chu, and, of course, clive myrie. that is it for dateline london this week. we are back next week at the same time. goodbye. hello. there is more wind and rain in the forecast, not only for the rest of the weekend, but indeed throughout the coming week. sunday looks like this. heavy rain affecting many parts of the uk, windy weather across the south, lighter winds further north. but on the satellite picture, you can see this shield of cloud racing in from the atlantic. this will bring wet weather to start sunday across western england, wales. the rain quickly getting into northern ireland, n

something in the sydney morning herald, dawn fraser, a great olympian, has revealed that she stole note one we all know about, so a bit of aussie thievery on display there! the athletes in beijing have been advised not to follow that one this time around. henry, in a line? the olympian eileen gu, american—born but skiing for china, and what that has meant for relations between the two sides. really interesting to hear you all finish off on olympic stories. thanks so much, latika bourke, henry chu, and, of course, clive myrie. that is it for dateline london this week. we are back next week at the same time. goodbye. hello there. after what was a very soggy sunday for most parts of the uk, the weather has plenty more to throw at us through the coming week — not only heavy rain, but some very mild weather for the middle of the week, and then, some stormy weather later. and that could well cause some damage and disruption. on balance, monday is one of the quieter days, but that's not to say it'll be completely dry by any means — we've got cloud and showery rain sinking south—eastwards acro

united kingdom fail, its citizens. britain's true colors, part one on al jazeera ah guinea, the south fraser then says he survived an attempted coup that slept many security forces dead. aah! you're watching al jazeera alive from doha with me for the back table. also ahead. it is vital that russia steps back. the u. k. prime minister warns a rush, an attack on ukraine would be a military disaster, as authority of diplomatic activity continues to try to deescalate tensions while a russian president accuses the us and its allies of ignoring his country's security demands, including keeping ukraine out of meter and denmark. becomes a 1st c u country to lift its covered 19 restrictions. the government says the virus is no longer a critical disease. ah, thank you for joining as guinea. besides, the president has survived a coup attempt and says, the situation is under control. present tomorrow's. the socum barlow says the attack was aimed at killing him, the prime minister and cabinet members in a social media post and barlow shared photos of himself sitting with members of the military. the pres

all the citizens of that beautiful country, and we are fighting for our freedom with defending of fraser be prepared to protect your country on the squares of your cities and towns where will will great will relieve the sanctions of only a key every citizen of ukraine who is ready to do, to protect and defend our country with the weapons in the hands as a territorial defense forces this morning, idea, friends, idea of citizens this morning and becomes a, became history. but this history is different for us. and for russia, we broke the diplomatic relations with russia. ukraine is defending and would not cable it's freedom, whatever they think in moscow. you, for the koreans in our independence and the right to live. and i land, took a course in accordance with our will. russia cowardly attacked a country early in the morning will very much like another nazi germany, a digital way ensuring the 2nd world war. not as of today. ah, countries are on the different side of the will divide russian federation a's on the evil side. but have been a lot, depends on the russian people, the citizens o

something in the sydney morning herald, dawn fraser, a great olympian, has revealed that she stole notone we all know about, so a bit of aussie thievery on display there! the athletes in beijing have been advised not to follow that one. henry, in a line? the olympian eileen gu, american—born but skiing for china, and what that has meant for relations between the two sides. really interesting to hear you all finish off on olympic stories. thank so much, latika bourke, henry chu and, of course, clive myrie. that is it for dateline london this week. we are back next week at the same time. goodbye. hello. whilst there will be some sunshine — hello. whilst there will be some sunshine around _ hello. whilst there will be some sunshine around the _ hello. whilst there will be some sunshine around the times- hello. whilst there will be some sunshine around the times over| hello. whilst there will be some i sunshine around the times over the next few— sunshine around the times over the next few days, _ sunshine around the times over the next few days, the _ sunshine around the times over the ne

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news. president biden announces new sanctions on moscow as western leaders unite to condemn the invasion of ukraine.— leaders unite to condemn the invasion of ukraine. putin is the aggressor- _ invasion of ukraine. putin is the aggressor. putin _ invasion of ukraine. putin is the aggressor. putin chose - invasion of ukraine. putin is the aggressor. putin chose this - invasion of ukraine. putin is the | aggressor. putin chose this war. invasion of ukraine. putin is the - aggressor. putin chose this war. now he and his country will bear the consequences. the russian onslaught began just before dawn with an offensive by land, sea and air and a barrage of missiles on multiple targets. ordinary people have been trying to escape with long queues of traffic on the roads. the uk alongside other rich countries agree that devastating package of sanctions targeting russian individuals and businesses. meanwhile tonight, eu leaders have agreed sanctions on russian finance, energy and the transport secto

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news. vladimir putin says his troops will support the territorial claims of the two proxy states in eastern ukraine. the nato secretary general describes it as europe's most dangerous moment in a generation. there are tonight, pictures of russian troops nearing the border, some of them crossing just hours after the russian duma voted to recognise the independence of donetsk and luhansk. the us and europe were quick to respond with new sanctions — targetting russian banks and those close to president putin, amid universal condemnation in the west of the russian aggression. new so—called countries on territories that belong to his neighbours? we will ask tonight where republicans stand on ukraine ahead of the annual cpac conference in orlando, where donald trump will be the major draw, ahead of the crucial midterm elections. tonight with the context, victoria coates, former senior adviser to the us secretary of energy in the trump administration, now at the american foreign policy council, an

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news. tackling regional inequality across the uk — the government sets out its plans to level up. the idea is, more housing, jobs, better transport and education — to help overlooked communities. three thousand us troops are deployed to eastern europe — the latest move in the ukraine crisis. the tension in ukraine adding to energy costs around the world — here in the uk we're expecting the biggest ever rise in energy bills to be announced tomorrow. tonight with the context, political editor of the daily mirror, pippa crerar and daily mail columnist sarah vine. hello and welcome. at the 2019 election, borisjohnson captured a slew of northern constituencies in england with the promise to �*level up�* the country. the government said it would rebalance the economy, share the prosperity of london, to address long standing underinvestment in the regions. and now we have the policy, a bill published today by the levelling up secretary michael gove which, finally, spells out how they aim to achiev

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news. in moscow — president putin accuses the united states of trying to pull russia into an armed conflict in ukraine. in kyiv the british prime minister says it is russia that is holding the loaded gun, and once agains he warns the kremlin there will be severe consequences for any incursion. we are also preparing a package of sanctions and other measures to be enacted at the moment the first russian toecap crosses further into ukrainian territory. in his attempts to overturn the 2020 election, new reports suggest donald trump had drafted executive orders directing the federal government to sieze voting machines, in key swing states. and the pandemic of the unvaccinated. new figures show america could have have halved its hospitalisations, had its vaccination rates kept up with those in europe. tonight with the context, republican, rina shah, who advises the renew democracy initiative, and chief political commentator of the i newspaper, paul waugh. the russian president vladimir putin says

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news. five days into the invasion of ukraine and president putin is intensifying his war. the civilian areas of kharkiv were bombed today — ukraine's president makes a direct appeal to the russian soldiers who've invaded his country. drop your weapons and get out of here. do not believe your commanders, do not believe your propagandists. just save your lives and go. the west puts new sanctions on russia's central bank — freezing its assets and banning transactions. it's an unprecedented move against one of the world's biggest central banks. huge crowds are camped in ukraine's railway stations as they try to escape to neighbouring countries — over half a million have fled since the war began. and russia's national and club football teams are suspended from all international competition by fifa and uefa. tonight with the context, nathalie tocci, former eu foreign policy advisor and now director of italy's institute of international affairs and the times columnist, alex massie. welcome to the

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news.

. >> yeah, once the soldiers like ffc fraser touchdown in europe, they will spent time in poland, romania and germany. they will support the needs of the u.s. and allies there as tensions ram upon the russia border. so no timetable right now when the soldiers will return. the pentagon says they will stay in poland. you can imagine the anxiety of family members as they wait on pins and needles as they see what happens. >> godspeed to all of them. thanks, charles watson at forlt brag as thousands:82nd airborne deploy to poland. as we wait for the white house to get underway with the press briefing, remember when bill barr said there was indeed spying on the trump campaign and senators jaws dropped on the floor during that hearing? john durham says that's the case and it was allowed to continue. so if you have this court filing that powerful clinton attorneys breached trump at the tower and followed it to the white house. judge jeanine lets that one sink in. >> i can't wait for carl bernstein to go on cnn and say something to the effect that this is worse than watergate. this is an unbiassed

own goal, this time from mason holgate but the second half belonged to eddie howe�*s side — ryan fraseroints from safety but have played more games than the teams around them. england manager sarina wiegman says she�*s "really disappointed" not to be able to select defender steph houghton for the upcoming games against canada, spain and germany — because of injury. manchester city goalkeeper ellie roebuck has returned though and makes the squad — so does team—mate lucy bronze. both players will be playing under wiegman for the first time. she�*s won all six games since taking charge. houghton will miss out though after aggravated the achilles injury she sustained in september — with weigman saying she needs more time to recover. always disappointed when you can�*t bring in a player who you really want to bring in. so, not available either but the step it�*s really disappointing because they have been out for a long time already. she came in september and she had to leave and she did well when she came out of the winter break and she played well and she needs a bit more time to get fit a

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news. us special forces have killed the leader of the islamic state group in a night time operation in north west syria. the commando�*s used fingerprints and dna analysis to confirm the identity of al qurayshi, his body was left at the site, another one, said joe biden we've removed from the field of battle. last night's operation took a major terrorist leader off the battlefield. the white house says the kremlin were planning to broadcast fake images of the ukrainian army shooting russian sympathisers, as a pretext for an invasion. joe biden goes to new york to tackle an increase in violent crime, that has rattled democrat leaders in cities across the country. tonight with the context, the former head of central, and, the former director of the cia, general david petraeus is with us along with the former mayor of baltimore, stephanie rawlings blake. hello and welcome. the leader of the islamic state group has been killed by us special forces in syria. abu ibrahim al—hashimi al-qurayshi bl

inspiration to conclude tonight and you do need to check this one to introduce you to 29 year old henry fraseris mouth. he sustained an accident when he was 17 years old cliff diving in portugal and amazing talent. he is paralyzed from the neck down . he found the story of transformation and power. through his painting. like i said, very inspirational and talented sporting life. thanks for joining us, eve we are about to enter axidus' fortress. now, this is a long run, so let's do another bladder check. all right, barry, we'll wait for you again, but you really should see a doctor. (pounding) sheldor is afk. (pounding continues) penny, are you experiencing some sort of difficulty? yes. i can't get my stupid door open. you appear to have put your car key in the door lock-- are you aware of that? yeah. all right, then. damn it, damn it, damn it, damn it, damn it! would it be possible for you to do this a little more quietly? i can't get the damn key out. well, it's not surprising-- that baldwin lock on your door uses traditional edge-mounted cylinders, whereas the key for your volkswagen uses a

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news. what role does the franco german alliance play, in finding a solution to the ukraine crisis. emmanuel macron says he has been given assurances by the russian leader that war can be avoided. not quite, says moscow, who are pushing back against the notion of security guarantees. russian assault ships are moving into the black sea, south of ukraine. protests by canadian truckers angry over covid vaccine rules becomes a rallying point for opponents of restrictions around the world. borisjohnson boris johnson says borisjohnson says he will not be apologising for comments he made about sir keir starmer despite concerns in westminster that if you would a similar flash concerns in westminster that if you would a similarflash mob protest in london yesterday. tonight with the context, former adviser to hillary clinton, amanda renteria and republican strategist, bryan lanza. hello and welcome. for emmanuel macron the visit to moscow on monday was a throw of the dice. two months out from a presid

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news.d to recognise the independence of donetsk and luhansk. the us and europe were quick to respond with new sanctions — targetting russian banks and those close to president putin, amid universal condemnation in the west of the russian aggression. new so—called countries on territories that belong to his neighbours?

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news.akes a direct appeal to the russian soldiers who've invaded his country. drop your weapons and get out of here. do not believe your commanders, do not believe your propagandists. just save your lives and go. the west puts new sanctions on russia's central bank — freezing its assets and banning transactions. it's an unprecedented move against one of the world's biggest central banks. huge crowds are camped in ukraine's railway stations as they try to escape to neighbouring countries — over half a million have fled since the war began.

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news. glasgow's cop26 summit is still fresh in the memory, together with all the warnings of impending doom should we fail to address the addiction to fossil fuels. so, why has the british government, which still has control of the cop presidency, just given the green light to six new oil and gas fields? the legal enforcement of all covid rules will be dropped in england by the end of this month. two nations separated by a common language and a word quiz. tonight with the context, daily mail and mail on sunday columnist sarah vine, and political sketch writer and columnist for the independent, tom peck. hello, and welcome. three months ago at the cop26 summit in glasgow, borisjohnson put the world on notice. humanity has long since run down the clock on climate change. it's one minute to midnight on that doomsday clock, and we need to act now. today, in the house of commons, he said this. what he would be doing, mr speaker, is hitting the energy companies at precisely the moment when we nee

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news. after months of shuttle diplomacy, a speech from president putin that puts russia on the brink of war. in a rambling address, mr putin said ukraine was linked to russia by blood. his entire speech, as in earlier essays, laying the groundwork for the wholesale occupation of ukraine. the british prime minister is due speak to the ukrainian president tonight, the house of commons will vote on a new sanctions bill tomorrow. this is plainly in breach of international law. i think it's a very ill omen and a very dark sign. in other news... england ends covid restrictions with the legal requirement to self isolate gone from thursday. tonight with all the context, mick mulvaney, president trump's former chief of staff and jess barnard chair of young labour. hello and welcome. president putin has announced he intends to recognise as independent the two breakaway regions of ukraine controlled by russian—backed separatists — donetsk and lugansk. in an extraordinary address to the russian people

joining me is the ceo of fraser, raphael solo. raphael, great to have you this morning.s on big boom in your business. your company exceeded 1.6 billion in inventory last year. what's behind this boom and how would assess business today? >> hey, good morning, maria. thank you so much for having me this morning. i think we have had this that affected our business, as you pointed out, people are looking for a place where they will feel safer and an environment that you can image, nothing better than a yacht, really. you are controlling your own environment, you are deciding where you are traveling, who you are traveling with and yachting has been able to offer our customers the best place for them to enjoy their vacation. and because of the possibilities to travel somewhat freely, we also have been able to track a lot of -- attract a lot of new customers. we have seen a jump of about 61% of new customers of which 40% are actually new to yachting. so the numbers are really incredible and clearly show that yachting is attracting a lot of new people today. maria: yeah. let me

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news.of ukraine. protests by canadian truckers angry over covid vaccine rules becomes a rallying point for opponents of restrictions around the world. borisjohnson boris johnson says borisjohnson says he will not be apologising for comments he made about sir keir starmer despite concerns in westminster that

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news.hich still has control of the cop presidency, just given the green light to six new oil and gas fields? the legal enforcement of all covid rules will be dropped in england by the end of this month. two nations separated by a common language and a word quiz. tonight with the context, daily mail and mail on sunday columnist sarah vine, and political sketch writer and columnist for the independent, tom peck.

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news.isis. the tension in ukraine adding to energy costs around the world — here in the uk we're expecting the biggest ever rise in energy bills to be announced tomorrow. tonight with the context, political editor of the daily mirror, pippa crerar and daily mail columnist sarah vine.

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news.anctions bill tomorrow. this is plainly in breach of international law. i think it's a very ill omen and a very dark sign. in other news... england ends covid restrictions with the legal requirement to self isolate gone from thursday. tonight with all the context, mick mulvaney,

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news.night's operation took a major terrorist leader off the battlefield. the white house says the kremlin were planning to broadcast fake images of the ukrainian army shooting russian sympathisers, as a pretext for an invasion. joe biden goes to new york to tackle an increase in violent crime, that has rattled democrat leaders in cities across the country. tonight with the context, the former head of central, and, the former director of the cia, general david petraeus is with us along with the former mayor of baltimore, stephanie rawlings

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news.paring a package of sanctions and other measures to be enacted at the moment the first russian toecap crosses further into ukrainian territory. in his attempts to overturn the 2020 election, new reports suggest donald trump had drafted executive orders directing the federal government to sieze voting machines, in key swing states.

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching context on bbc news.australia, who defeated some of the smartest scientists. tonight with the context, columnist for the daily mail, sarah vine, and democratic strategist, mary anne marsh. welcome back to the programme: we are going to return to developments in ukraine. i want to return to that map that showed you last night — to remind you the striped areas in the east of the country are the breakaway regions of donetsk and luhansk, under seperatist contol, beyond that are the two areas which russia includes as part of the newly declared independent states, but they are under ukrainian control. between the two sides a lot of trenches, minefields. the russian ambassador to the un said russian peacekeepers — his term — will not be going into those areas softly softly. the pentagon is moving troops. the f35�*s and apache helicopters are being redeployed to baltic states — along with 800 troops who are moving from italy. joining me now is peter zwack, he a retired brigadier general he is a wilson center glob

i think jane fraser has the potential to be a change agent on the other hand, i think the board is horrendousds to get replaced. a couple years ago, citigroup said the restructuring is done, and then a couple years later, now, they're spending what i estimate to be at least $10 billion to restructure again at some point, you need to hold the overseers accountable when you're talking about the sixth ceo in a couple decades. >> you have been forceful on that point, mike appreciate you coming on and letting us know what you think today. appreciate it. mike mayo. >> when we come back, bitcoin rallies. oil takes a leg higher, and what's driving tesla's bounce today? those stories and more next in the market zone. >> plus, we'll get earnings after the bell from hp and zoom. we'll break thosen■ soon as they cross.n■ as a small business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving with comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $5