john lewis protested. john lewis organized. john lewis spoke up. john lewis showed up.lewis got into good trouble to bend the arc of the moral universe towards justice. he was a force of goodness and angel among us and believer in the beloved community. several times throughout his journey, he was met with brutal violence. on bloody sunday, he was beaten within an inch of his life on the edmund pettus bridge while leading the march from selma to montgomery. the situation seemed hopeless but the courage that john lewis displayed that day set in motion a chain of events that led to the historic passage of the 1965 voting rights act, what man meant for evil, god meant for good. he was a man of faith, goodness and mercy were in his d.n.a. john lewis, the pursuit of riecial justice and equality was not a partisan affair, it was his deeply set of values, anchored in love of country, love of the constitution and love of god. as paul the apostle to timothy, i have fought the good fight, finished the race and kept the faith. that new testament scripture is quintessential john le

i am lewis, you are watching "the context."bbc news. >> you protected the constitution, the lives, the safety, the freedom of our peoples. you saved our land from turmoil. in fact, you stopped civil war. >> what is being spun from moscow which is all about president vladimir putin and presenting him as a strongman. >> and ensures that he is a lot weaker than the world that he was. ♪ louis: hello and welcome to the program. we will take a closer look at vladimir boot and his reaction throughout the day today. also in ukraine, the last couple hours a russian rocket attacked the kremlin. i will talk you through what we know and what we don't know about that attack. also in the program, donald trump is -- saying -- comments on having confidential documents. we will play that audio later. --louis cabal cancels the rest of his show. he says he is still learning to adjusted -- adjust to the impact of his threats. we will lea more about that. first, we want to focus on ukraine and the kremlin. we have been getting reports and seeing pi

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. ♪ lewis: hello. i am lewis vaughan jones. you are watching "the context" on bbc news.e bringing an exclusive report from north korea. food is scarce and people are starving to death. i just want to bring breaking news from westminster in the u.k. and british politics. nadine doris, who announced her intention to resign as nmp, says that is her intention but has been tweeting updates. she says she has not yet officially resigned but in this series of tweets, she said, "i am awaiting responses to my subject and accessing requests submitted to my cabinetry and cabinet office related to the process of my nomination for the house of lords and will take the time to properly consider the information i am provided." that was technical and does not mean a great deal. she's basically saying it is my intention to resign but given what i know to be true in the number of conflicting statements issued by number 10 since the weekend, this process is now sadly necessary. she said she requested copies of whatsapp, text messages, emails, dennis of meetings, formal and informal -- minute

. ♪ lewis: welcome to the program.raine, president zelenskyy says the dam was mined by russian occupiers. russia says it was an active ukrainian sabotage. we will look at who is most likely to have carried out the attack. also coming up, prince harry has been in court, accusing groups of hacking into his voicemails when he was a teenager. and nurses leaving ghana to come to countries like the u.k. one nursing group says the situation is out of control. we will start in ukraine and the attack on the dam. potentially coming up, a un security council meeting in the next hour or so. if and when that happens, we will take you to it. first off, we will look at the scale of the damage that has been caused. second, we will ask our experts who is most likely to have done this. let's take a look at the dam, the water flowing through it there. 40,000 people may need to be evacuated, according to officials, the latest number. 80 towns and villages impacted. this is aerial footage tweeted by president zelenskyy. this is from areas

lewis does not need replicas that he gets used to the role to win.cans allowed the actor to deeply imbue the character. alone in the forest, he learned to hunt, how to handle weapons like an indian and eat only what he got himself. it seems that you were ready to do anything to fit into the shoes of your hero, you appreciated my work too generously. of course curiosity helps. it takes me far. i use my curiosity as much as i can when i work. simply because i need to know and understand some things in order to most reliably show the life of another person. danil dellewis, so carried away that he entered ten of the best english middleweight boxers . and the film crew and the audience took him for a real athlete. according to the plot , his hero got out of prison and did not see his girlfriend for 14 years, and the actor did not talk to his partner emily watson at the beginning of filming . i'm not a good enough actor, i can't do without it. why do we merge with the character. perhaps i do it in paganism, and i myself don’t know why i can’t say that it h

. ♪ lewis: hello. i'm lewis vaughan jones.ou're watching "the context." >> there are two separate realities. >> 37 counts under the espionage act represent the most serious crimes any american can face. >> it is now a new state in our american politics, that we now put the opposition in jail. ♪ lewis: hello, welcome to the program. former u.s. president donald trump is in court in miami right now. let's cross straightaway to the live pictures we have, give you a sense of all the angles we are covering. his supporters outside the courthouse, as well as some obvious opponents who have turned up, too. large numbers of his supporters have arrived. the other live pictures we have are outside the court. in the last few minutes we have had it confirmed proceedings are underway. he is in the courtroom, donald trump is in the courtroom for his arraignment. what is an arraignment? effectively just reading out of the charges, 37 of them. 37 criminal charges being read out against donald trump. he isjust in the last hour or se saw him arr

lewis: it is extraordinary.the end of one of the most remarkable political careers we have seen. >> no question. there have been no conservative politician like him both when he was in city hall and when he led the brexit campaign, which helped him get to number 10. electorally, he was really successful. he fronted the brexit campaign. he won an 80 c majority of -- 80-seat majority for the tories. he had a big mandate and a big majority. then we saw during his leadership of the u.k. during covid, which was a remarkable time for someone like boris johnson, any prime minister, to find themselves leading a country that does quickly he was in golf in partygate and-- enguled in partygate and scandal. the momentum unraveled and he was driven out by his own mp's, who were fed up by the scandal and what they saw as a class and standards of public life he had overseen. he has been making a lot of money the last few months on the speaker's circuit, writing books. he has been there in the background. huge speculative and i

lewis capaldi lewis ca paldi has lewis capaldi has announced he's taking a break from touring for the after his physical and mental health. scottish singer performed at glastonbury festival here in the uk over the weekend, but struggled to finish his set as he experienced tics linked to tourette syndrome. in a statement on social media he said... lets go live to alex bushel, head of media at mind. thank you for coming on the programme. hi. media at mind. thank you for coming on the programme.— media at mind. thank you for coming on the programme._ what i media at mind. thank you for coming i on the programme._ what do on the programme. hi, louis. what do ou make on the programme. hi, louis. what do you make of — on the programme. hi, louis. what do you make of that _ on the programme. hi, louis. what do you make of that statement _ on the programme. hi, louis. what do you make of that statement therefrom j you make of that statement therefrom lewis capaldi? l you make of that statement therefrom lewis capaldi?— lewis capaldi? i think it's fantastic _ lewis capaldi? i think it's fantas

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hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. you're watching the context on bbc news.ople. you saved our motherland from turmoil. in fact, you stopped a civil war. the big narrative that is now being spun from moscow, which is all about restoring vladimir putin's reputation. it's all about presenting him, once again, as a strong man. president zelensky said that it| exposes the chaos at the heart of mr putin's administration - and shows that he's a lot weaker

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guest: it comes through the music of black people, where jerry lewis got his style. i played in a band in maryland and the bar was known to be an all white bar. it was and had the reputation that plaques were not welcome. -- that blacks were not welcome. i was the only black person in the bar. the band had played there before. i was with the band. i came up to the bandstand at break and i felt someone with their arm across my shoulder. i don't know anyone other than the band. it was a person 18 years my senior and had a smile on his face and said this was the first time he ever heard a black man play piano like jerry lee lewis. i was surprised that he did not know the black origin of jerry lee lewis'piano style and i told him that he got it from black blues and that is where the style came from. he is incredulous and did not believe me but i said i knew jerry lee lewis and was a good friend of mine. he was fascinated by me and brought me to the table and bought me a drink. he clinked my glass and cheered me and said this is the only time i have ever sat down with a b

killed the concept of competition. a friendly and prophetic rebuke in less than 6 years daniel del lewis will finally go down in history daniel del from the first to receive three oscars as the best actor the student surpassed his teachers, including marlon brando, when we got married sixteen years ago, more precisely, since we got married my wife. i am the president of the united states of america with enormous power. steven spielberg did not consider other english actors for the role of one of the founding fathers of america, but he had to wait 9 years 9 years until daniel day lewis matured for this role. and so, as the actor explained, i begin to hear some kind of supernatural voice, it happens that i hear a voice and this voice sounds. some kind of door opens in my head, and then i try to reproduce these sounds, and then the work begins. but if god wants it to be so until all the wealth created in 250 years of slave labor runs out playing this legendary speaker. daniel delew is used by his family, heritage, culture of refined and solemn speech. what was said 3,000 years ago can and s

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joining us now, guy lewis.e head of the oversight committee says don't trust merrick garland. >> pretty shocking, maria. and he's got just cause. he's got a reasonable basis to conclude that because first of all, you look at both biden and the attorney general. they're pretty much ton same page. they don't seem to know anything, they don't seem to have talked to anybody. if you ask them, they have no information or knowledge about any of the investigation of the case and frankly i just don't believe any of that. maria: yeah. i mean, the problem is, we've got all of this evidence. bank records that indicate a web of shell companies that foreign nationals were sending money to these web shell companies, llcs, however you want to call them and then the money was distributed to biden family members. i'm still trying to understand what specifically did biden family members get paid for? >> clearly, maria, the evidence is there. and while i'm not a fan at all of the special counsel provision, i do think congress need

lewis capaldi is one of around 300,000 people in the uk with tourette's syndrome.ntrary to popular belief, involuntary swearing is rare. in september, the singer spoke to bbc breakfast about tourette's and the challenge of living and performing with the condition. it depends, like, if i've had enough sleep, what i've been eating, what i've been drinking. and it's one of those things where if you're really excited, it's kind of twitchy. if you're nervous, if you're happy, it's weird, if you feel any emotion at all, tourette's seems to come knocking. and campaign groups say he's done much to raise awareness of tourette's. when i saw him performing, i could feel his pain. you could just see that he felt deflated from the performance. but what he didn't realise, that in that very moment he was making history. people were accepting him for who he was. regardless of his tics and his mental health difficulties, they were accepting him. and for the tourette's community, that's huge. lewis capaldi described the decision to take a break from touring as the most difficult of

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iam lewis intergeneration foundation think tank, thank you. i am lewis vaughan jones.t a change in the story as we speak. we've got rain around it this morning, not for all of us. this was glasgow earlier on. some heavier bursts of rain, but already it's starting to fragment as it pushes its way steadily eastwards. but we've got rain into parts of north—west england and wales. the best of the sunshine further south and east, so not a bad morning so far across surrey, as you can see. it looks likely that with the cloud and the rain, it'll be just that little bit fresher for many of us. top temperatures generally around 16 to 22 celsius, but in the sunshine, still pretty warm with it, 26 to 27 celsius. that's just nudging into 80 fahrenheit. now, as we go through this evening, still going to see some showery outbreaks of rain for a time drifting its way eastwards. this south—westerly flow feeding in a lot of cloud. it'll be misty and murky, but it's also going to drag with it more humid air, so it will be a mild night, an uncomfortable night for getting a good night's sl

tonight, revenge porn laws, the nicola bulley case, and lewis capaldi nicola bulley case, and lewis ca. a report into how cricket is run in england and wales has found that racism, sexism, classes, and elitism are widespread in the sport stop the independent commission for equity in cricket but to more than a000 people over two years. half said that they had experienced this cremation, that figure was much higher amongst minorities. cindy is the author of the report. the stories were absolutely horrific and it goes to show that the culture in cricket is rotten. hm to show that the culture in cricket is rotten. an inquest has concluded _ cricket is rotten. an inquest has concluded that - cricket is rotten. an inquest has concluded that nicola . has concluded that nicola bulley drowned after accidentally falling into cold water. she went missing while walking her dog by the river way in lancashire. her death sparked conspiracy theories on social media, which herfamily has criticised. some other stories, revenge porn laws in england and wales are getting tougher. changes today mean prosec

>> the lewis and clark fund? >> it was a function of mohela's contributions. >> it started in 2008 >> isn't it a of speculation that in 2004, after this pgram, that the state willnue that arrangement it currently has and continues to defer obligations? mohela said --mohela has already said publicly that it does not think contributions to the lewis and clark fe within its wheelbarrow obligations. there was one of the reasons these arrangements have been made? >> mohela recognize it it still owes $105 million. >> it is not writing it as an obligation anymore. >>our honor, if you look at page 20 through 21 of the financial statement, mohela acknowledges that it still owes $105 million to the fund. the point i was making earlier is that contributions to the fund to the scholarship program ardierent sides of the same coin. the state has been constantly, throughout the entire time, from 2007 until now, has en receiving payments from mohela. those payments have taken the form, sometimes in lewis and clark, but more ofte

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lewis capaldi is one of around 300,000 people in the uk with tourette's syndrome.h contrary to popular belief, involuntary swearing is rare. in september, the singer spoke to bbc breakfast about tourette's and the challenge of living and performing with the condition. it depends, like, if i've had enough sleep, what i've been eating, what i've been drinking. and it's one of those things where if you're really excited, it's kind of twitchy. if you're nervous, if you're happy, it's weird, if you feel any emotion at all, tourette's seems to come knocking. and campaign groups say he's done much to raise awareness of tourette's. when i saw him performing, i could feel his pain. you could just see that he felt deflated from the performance. but what he didn't realise, that in that very moment he was making history. people were accepting him for who he was. regardless of his tics and his mental health difficulties, they were accepting him. and for the tourette's community, that's huge. lewis capaldi described the decision to take a break from touring as the most difficult

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. ~ , ., when the singer lewis capaldi struggled onstage with his tourette's at glastonbury this yearn to finish his set. it was an incredible show of solidarity — and gave a huge amount of comfort to an 11—year—old called james, who's been diagnosed with the same condition. 0ur reporter phil connell went to meet him. # and now the.... crowd: #..day bleeds into nightfall... it was one of glastonbury�*s most memorable moments this year. # ..to get me through it all... lewis capaldi, affected by his tourette's, struggling to sing and then being helped out by a supportive crowd. # and now the day bleeds into... ..nightfall and you're not here.... for ii—year—old james watching at home in yarm with his mum, kate, it was a profound moment. just the day before, he too had been diagnosed with tourette's, and seeing the weekend's events unfold on tv has helped in all kinds of surprising ways. i i knew how it felt, and the first. thing i was properly seeing of him with tourette's was that, - and it felt like, good to know that i could relate to him. and... has it helped a bit? yeah, definitely

he is in that list, as is william john lewis. he is a political— list, as is william john lewis.hen, as you have also mentioned, — johnson. and then, as you have also mentioned, the knighthood going to jacob rees—mogg, one of the ministers that was brought in under boris _ ministers that was brought in under borisjohnson it's ministers that was brought in under boris johnson it's government. ministers that was brought in under borisjohnson it's government. we then have — borisjohnson it's government. we then have some of the other ones that you _ then have some of the other ones that you are talking about with layla, — that you are talking about with layla, the 0be is will stop his former— layla, the 0be is will stop his former director of communications, also a _ former director of communications, also a former bbc political correspondent, moved into politics, he is _ correspondent, moved into politics, he is on _ correspondent, moved into politics, he is on that— correspondent, moved into politics, he is on that list, as is rosemary bait williams. that's the former press _ bait

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