a with a tennis superstar novak joke, if it is deported promised freely after a court south hold. a controversial decision to counsel hasn't been said, meaning the reigning 3 in a row champion will miss the civilian open, which starts on monday. and the stories that shaped the weak high stakes talked over ukraine between russia. leto wrap up with moscow accusing the alliance of trying to whine back the talk to the cold war need to understand the principle of indivisibility of security selectively. if nato applies a policy of containment against russia, moscow will have to take a calendar with cuddle, you're a pet. so do you start jumps if you want to stay warm this winter. and major

british energy company feels the heat for its advice. while fuel costs. i think i've completely lost the loss on that one. i have to say, we're not. she paid me crazy now because we're trying to get the call down just thing. what else i said today with bringing you 7 days worth of top stories and one half hour block. this is the weekly in archie. let's get into it. novak joke of a chance been deported from australia. the tennis world number one was forced to leave after a court upheld the decision to revoke his visa vaccine issues. he will now miss out on participating in the australian open. but tennis association of the stars, home country of serbia pulls no punches in its reaction to the decision. the tennis association of serbia expresses its great disappointment with this decision

of the australian court. this time politics has won over sport. the best tennis player in the world, novak jock of ich validly fulfilled all the prescribed requirements and rules of the organizes of the australian open in the host country for participation in the tournament, which was confirmed by the decision of the court of the same country. serbian sporting and indeed top political official certainly making their feelings felt about the deportations on. yeah, absolutely. and the impression that this is mainly a political decision, and because increasing is coming from many quarters around the world, we didn't from of course, another judge which faith to court cases in australia. that 1st court case was based on a kind of he's off his visa off his medical exemption. heidi submitted his documents, he's evidence of medic looks at reception in a timely unappropriate. matter case was won by his legal team, a judge ruled in his favor. this cool case was based on something very different by

the powers that immigration minister alex for you to deport him from the country. and that was based on the perception that he could be, quote, an icon for the anti back, some movement enough, pose a risk, some sort of health risk for australia and even perhaps insight civil unrest. what store was, of course there used by, you know, a straight, an official that we heard, of course, from leo street prime minister scott morrison, who said on multiple occasions that this is a defense of the countries borders. that the reason was trailer had relatively few deaths, relatively few cases was because the country had defended their borders so strongly . that was also echoed by immigration minister, alex falk. who said he welcome miss decision of defending australia's borderline of keeping people safe. the association of tenants professionals has not so outright criticize this decision. they've not outright been critical of this decision, but expressed that regret what's up and saying it's not good for the image of

tenants. as a sport, it's not good rapids participated and things would have been better had they turned out differently. so being leaders they, serbian top officials have certainly not meant that word and stating this decision was political. this was put in place to make an example of noble joke, which it was very easy for us raylynn authorities to say from the very beginning that okay, only vaccinated on inoculated people could enter australian territory. but it, in the face, hope everything completely different story including this medical exemptions i think was fairly and what's right for it is cumulative themselves was this kind of procedures pressing against your courage, the years. i think the decision is scandalous. i'm disappointed and i think it showed how the rule of law functions in some other countries,

that is how the rule of law does not function. it is incredible to me how we have to totally oppose court decisions within just a few days. so there have been 11 days of physical and psychological harassment. i think many will take away 3 aspects from the court decision, its politics perception and precedent. because ultimately this decision has been taken by the immigration minister based on his perception, but novel joker, which is perceived by others as an anti backs icon, whatever that may mean. and this could have consequences beyond so can, which be on cobra restrictions beyond tennis sets of why the price of the people could be banned in the port and based on perceptions a low. the bottom line though, for the player himself down, is that in years that come, the record books are going to simply show that drug which did not win as for in a row, he did not win his 21st grand slam. and for whatever reason, valid or otherwise it's, you've been going through a st. officials that cost him the chance to make history. yeah, absolutely. and certainly the reaction has been coming in throughout the day and

will continue to do so. joker bits himself has of course, left australia the people tracking his flight on flight radar as it left australia to, to go home joker. but to say these extremely disappointed, he will, they respect the decision, he will corporate with authorities. but really we have seen out poor port for the sub tenants. fly. we saw the stair, the images of people in the streets supporting him and protesting against that decision to keep them in detention for days while his case was resolved. and indeed, a host of tennis players around the wells have also expressed their indignation the worst or best at least disappointment that things have worked out the way they have the very sad day in history of tennis. it's sad when politics beat common sense, the laws one for all, but interpretations are different for all shameful to target one because of his believes, which are different from others. do you know when an icon of free choice isn't

welcome in a western country? things have gone back crazy. there was a political agenda at play here with the elections coming up, which couldn't be more obvious. this is not his fault. he did not force his way into the country and did not make his own rules. he was ready to stay home with venice association of serbia, just another organization that really questioned the message. australia is sending in the way it treats athletes ahead. of course, hosting the limbic games in brisbane in 2032 saying when serbia host sporting events they will treat to athletes that interact with police was open questions and a very different way and also saying that the impartiality was sacred live. the rule of impartiality had not been a private joker, which in this case all the full montana starts have gone even further. one form of professional being tennis player during power lows with the bombing of us, flavio back in the late ninety's. and what has happened today in a fiery message, bombs were thrown by world powers at civilian facilities in our city. and our

youngest fellow citizens and friends were killed. now the world's powerful are putting pressure on you to give up because in other ways, in a fair and sporty way, no one can defeat you whatever view and what self and the joke of it. this is a motive issue, as we can see from money is going to continue to draw motions under. but as the days goes on, because as we said this has why the ramifications and just joke of it's just cobra, just tennis to do with impartiality, legality, the way athletes are treated as people who bear responsibility for public opinion. so certainly no motive issue. and one that will continue to cover obviously in the coming days. ls cashmore is the author of the book making sense of sports. he believes the history of government has made talk of it a martyr by deporting. this is manifestly a political decision and the world knows scott morrison has a federal actions looming in about 4 months time. and he's been rewarded this

morning with a response from the australian public, which seems to endorse the decision of the australian government to deport jock of edge. why don't think that the straight and government has missed that it said before, alex hope, immigration minister said, i don't want to make a martyr out of our hero who joked edge by allowing him to play. but by deporting him, by excluding him from the to the tournament, he's done exactly that because an axe is around the world. now, we'll be looking at jocko vege and saying this guys being persecuted for no other reason than the fact that he is exercising, is individual liberty is choice not to be vaccinated. and of course, he will become a martyr. to more world news, the kremlin, his insisting on a concrete response from the us to it's propose security guarantees. washington

sees it, we'll give it in writing next week. that's follows. in depth talks between moscow and nato. russia, however, said those negotiations highlighted, continuing differences with ukraine being the main stumbling block. your chart, charlotte davinsky. how do you solve a problem? like russia? easiest on the fastest way is for a shot to deescalate it, is russia that has to make a start trice. the escalation and diplomacy, or confrontation and consequences, that was the view from the us, a nato, after they held a series of meetings with their russian counterparts. on the one hand, they repeatedly said that they were there to find solutions on the other. that solution was some have suggested one sided. russia has to make giant strides towards reducing its military presence anywhere near ukraine. if there is to be

a d escalation of tensions for the russian delegation, the double speak was too much. we are fed up with loose dog, half promises, misinterpretation of what happened, that different forms of negotiations have behind closed doors. we do not trust the other side. so to see we need ironclad. waterproof, bulletproof legally binding guarantees not assurances, not safeguards guarantees. russia was also accused of not being serious about finding solutions to ease the frictions as it continued to deny its planning to invade ukraine. moscow. sadie to put forth clear proposals before the meetings took place, outlining what assurances it wanted from the west for its own security. that crucially included nato slamming the door on membership to post soviet countries

like ukraine. moscow old so hit out that nature's idea of security did not extend to non members. union, nato expansion doesn't solve any problems of security. it moves division lines, but doesn't remove that. so these are the other things to say. nathan lodgement is aggressive, absolutely not true. and nathan launch month has been a cornerstone for the spread of democracy and freedom across europe. nato regurgitated the line that it is not a threat to russia. moscow didn't agree. the u. s. and nato continued to conquer militarily. the territories of the countries included in the alliance and place offensive weapon systems. there. this directly poses a threat to the interests of the russian federation. a final stab was made at finding common ground in vienna at the organization for security and cooperation in europe, a supposedly neutral ground where and fortunately,

the language from country representatives was anything but it seems that the risk of war in the always sea area is now greater than ever before. in the last 30 years, the europeans also went down the smear campaign route, following a massive cyber attack and government sites in ukraine. the eas top diplomat hinting one can figure out who is behind the strike. the hackers have not yet been identified, and while the west continues to state it is spread democracy in port security to countries, rushes foreign minister disagrees. the west went too far. let's be frank in violation of all international obligations and common sense they chose to escalate this situation. well, you see the west condemns violent actions against civilians. they condemn human rights violations. but when bloody codes are carried out by those who swear their

allegiance to the west, the west embraces them. this is what happened with the ukrainian qu. many people died there, including at the hands of provocateurs and this crew was approved by the united states and the europeans just accepted that as fact. and no one is going to investigate the my down atrocities a mammoth week of talks has ended with well, a lot of hot air, no concrete proposals to move things forward. the only thing that they saw i to, i own really was just how far apart they are. and that if talks fail, the consequences could be catastrophic jollity, blue sky, r t, and sit, am russia and the u. s. remain on different trucks? that's the conclusion of the kremlin spokesperson, following security talks between the countries this week, talking to you asked me to. he also rejected the latest accusation still being voiced in washington that moscow's preparing a false flag operation. in order to invade ukraine. we saw this playbook in

2014 i, they are preparing this playbook again and the, and we will have the administration will have further details on what we see as this potential laying of a pretext to share with the press over the course of the next 24 hours mr. sullivan promised to publish the proof of these accusations within 24 hours were still waiting for that proof. we're living in a world of fake accusations, fake news, and in a world of lies until it's proven somehow. we'll continue to presume it is fake news. well, independent journalist martin summers believed that the man's being placed on russia are unrealistic and all one way. i can't see that this much, that's the notion. so it can do to deescalate, they've got, they're going to have a military force inside their own borders on, unless they're going to completely do som, what else can they do?

so it's like asking the u. s. army to despond itself and unclosed on its basis. all over the world. obviously, faith ukraine becomes a nice. i remember that will provoke the russian side. but i'll have to ask whether many people in western europe in particular, would like to get into a situation where they could be dragged into a war over the crane. what the western palace should be saying to leave a shipping crane is not going to, we're not going to fight it. you need to negotiate, which is always been the position for many years. what's really worrying is of the missiles in poland and romania, and this is a global security issue. and of the rush, i spent the russians to be written, make a maneuver to show that they can do exactly the same as nato is doing. ah, this is our team. so i had called for boris johnson to resign armin thing after a slew of scandals, the latest of which we'll go through right after the big ah,

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things we dare to ask in ah ah, 15 minutes into the program. welcome back. a man who took 4 people hostage out a synagogue in the u. s. state of texas on saturday has been identified by the f. b i. as a 44 year old british citizen, malak fossil actress interrupted a morning service on the site. the fbi i in dallas said investigations were continuing, but it's not believed any other individuals were involved. all the hostages were freed and left on the incident ended with the death of the suspect when police storm the synagogue following a 10 hour stand off. both president biden on the u. k. foreign minister describe

the incident as an actor, a british energy provider found itself feeling the heap this week over its advice to customers on just how to stay warm. it told people to cuddle their pets and do star jumps on. it was part of a response to energy bill with our protector to double literally this year. are you weighing up, eating or heating as bills are protected to sort of 2000 pounds a year or no more as one of britain's biggest energy suppliers has come up with no one idea. the 10 ways to save on heating cost, not only laira, but get the hot rate going with some star jumps. and if that doesn't work, how about a cozy? there's a cutter with a cat. okay, i don't have a cat, but i do have this guy. another central suggestion is to leave the oven door open after cooking. be careful of your kids love and eat

a hearty bowl of porridge. and of course, make sure you have a decent pair of socks or slippers. apparently, all these are simple cost effective ways to keep warm this winter. but the company can't be serious, can it? i think they've completely lost the floss on that one. i have to say don't close with, we're not stupid. i we, we are literally trying notes that i eating on really freeze in our, in house because we're trying to get the cost down. you just think my, what else besides today, if that's real advice and you know i'd be slightly and sorry, bye. ok. i'm and i believe i know why with the event i need to start suddenly my energy done. i put an extra jumper on seminar, so yeah, i want to be in solid bio for any other company, but i wouldn't listen to everybody's, i got fixed them contract. that would suit me. the advice and to customers comes as many households are extremely worried about rising energy costs. and despite the

company apologizing for the l. judge, suggestions, politicians have criticized the coal haunted approach. it is lawful and insulting. but then with this governments lack of an energy strategy, you almost expected those comments will be right by people who have to choose between eating and heating. if that's the state of the country we are now and i find it quite depressing. being told to put on a instead of turning on your heating, if you can't afford it, at the time of such difficulty for so many families is plainly offensive. 2022 has already been given the total year of the squeeze of the one since a 2008 financial crash this year. wages will barely quote one of the same time bill just by 50 percent around 2000 pounds. when britain's new energy price cap is 2nd april, this means in real time people actually get a pay cut in the situation. thing for the cost of living catastrophe. i think the

hosting's an abomination. we have the way to use that you could possibly have been business with support from the government. so we've been forced to close our doors . we're only we're trying to close our weight back. so we're hope, hotel and everything else. we use quite a lot of electricity and it's jeff i and i am terrified of the impact of businesses in the country. not just me. when i mean small businesses struggling, i think that just have to stop. we pay the bounce back government and supposedly gave us, but we've got to pay them back. so all of a sudden, and i'm not going to do that, it's time to money and we were in debt anyway from the lock that i now they energy cost of solar and both electricity and gas t. sorry, i don't know how we supposed to pay them because we have no income and she's not alone. in fact,

one and 3 people are worried that bills will become totally on affordable this year . and i'm thinking the government to the bill. labor also piling on the pressure for the government to ditch tax hikes and scrap v a t on feel all together consent to ministers council, the 0 carbon homes program. they bond on show when development they lost the eco insulation program. the tornado. within one year, they were, you see, you case gas storage capacity. i don't want particularly silly movement. the current foreign secretary claim solar panels were risk to domestic food production . now all of these decisions have made this country more dependent on volatile wholesale energy prices than we otherwise would have been right now we know this means as an extremely situate, extremely difficult situation. somebody's household, but also risks making archways. the british industry and competitive a talk, a combination of spiking prices, tax hikes looming energy, big bills on the government's a power reluctance to address these issues. may actually see ridiculous ideas like

cuddling pat, how people overcome this. and the upcoming winter has become a reality shanty edwards dusty r t london. okay, let's keep attention on britain families of those who died during the you case. first, kobe locked on of slammed an apology from boris johnston as an insult. that's after the prime minister admitted. he attended a boozy dunning straight bash during the national, locked onto the opposition. and even some senior tories have been piling pressure on the p. m. calling on him to resign trains to receive her. and he said to the boys, i don't think she continued as lead to the concert, talking play minister, asking people to follow the rules again until his government. i believed it. when i went into that garden, just after 6 on the 28th of may, 2020, i believed implicitly that this was a work event may 2020 was

a tough month for britain. much of the country was paralyzed by the 1st national locked door with indoor meetings between high shoals strictly prohibited. we spoke to a man who struggled to arrange his father's funeral and made the restrictions a common difficulty during those times. this is about rules and about who the host applies to become abundantly clear that the prime minister thinks that they didn't apply to him at the same time, but i was at my father's funeral. he was taking part in a, bring your own views, part number 10 downing street at my gods team will be allowed to invite up to 5 people at the geno. say that meant it was just myself and my siblings could attend . there was no physical contract. so we went out to hunt each other. even the vicar holding the ceremony wasn't allowed to shake hands or anything like that. and as soon as the ceremony was over, we all had to go back, came again. they were author issuing fines for people meeting outside people will

be fined money for meeting up people being harassed by the police. if they hung around and parks that too long and the ultimate question half of the prime minister is, why does he believe that the rules that he helps create that he made didn't apply to him? johnson stated, excuse sparked the wave of means online. even major companies like ryan or have been posting mocking images on it's not the 1st party a scandal involving johnson. at the end of last year, pictures emerged on line, allegedly showing him taking part in several social events. a dining street during the 2020 lockdown. many in parliament think there is now only one course of action is so ridiculous that is actually offensive to the press. you see now going to do the decent thing and resign. how stupid does the prime minister think the british people are right now?

he's making fools of every single mp. oops, it him earlier. well, the prime minister finally do the decent thing. i'm resigned for historian, peace be forced to show him the door. so for once kind of primers for do the honorable thing and resign. 79 percent of people in school on think that play medical should step down and eventually you can do, you know, as go resign, play minister, he sorry, because he's being cool. there any most, reside in my judgement and all the evidence that's concerned in the face. for the last few months now, i think it's abundantly clear that bars johnson doesn't have an ounce of self decency. and him, leading by example is really key element of thought leadership and his claire. and not only this bar strong, some not have thought of moral leadership at the moment,

but there's no pathway for him to get back. and that's why, for as long as he remains prime minister, i think we're going to stay in a state of limbo in this country. and ultimately is spending more people at risk when you say this, where it's outlined that the government has done everything they could to save lives. the so little weights, these words that they can just hang. and the ad messaging throughout has been terrible. the following of their own scientific voices has been at best patchy, and at worst they've gone against scientific advice. and the result has been nearly about a $175000.00 dust now, which is deeply upsetting. i'll say are the stories that shape the week. i'll be back with more at the top, but state close die for more great programs. they get there start to moment. ah ah

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