this djokovic detained under armed guard at melbourne airport. . ._ at melbourne airport...s was nomia iqbal, in _ at melbourne airport... this was nomia iqbal, in the _ at melbourne airport... this was nomia iqbal, in the last - at melbourne airport... this was nomia iqbal, in the last hour, i at melbourne airport... this was l nomia iqbal, in the last hour, the defending champion has been told his visa has been revoked and he will be deported. visa has been revoked and he will be de orted. ., ., visa has been revoked and he will be deorted. ., ., , ., deported. failed to provide appmpriate _ deported. failed to provide appropriate evidence i deported. failed to provide appropriate evidence to i deported. failed to provide i appropriate evidence to meet the entry— appropriate evidence to meet the entry requirements to australia and his visa _ entry requirements to australia and his visa has — entry requirements to australia and his visa has been cancelled. his team had _ his visa has been cancelled. h 3 team had been patiently waiting for answers. his coach posted this pict

not at melbourne airport. clear if this is a plain he is getting not clear if this is a plain he is gettinges of him walking through the airport. the decision deport novak dojokovic ends an ii—day legal dispute row over whether djokovic would be able to play. he had his visa cancelled when he landed in melbourne on five january and was then detained in an immigration hotel. deportation orders don't usually mean a three—year ban on returning to austria but that can be waived in certain circumstances and that is not clear at this point whether he will be facing a three—year ban on returning to the top in terms of the decision itself, thejudge said the federal court's ruling was based on the lawfulness and legality of the minister's decision in blocking his visa, not on the merits or the wisdom of that decision, and the full reasoning for the ruling will be made public in the coming days, but whatever he said there is not going to make any difference to novak djokovic, because he has had to leave, or is in the process of leaving australia. these pictures, the latest, as he walks through the ai

he's jumped on a fly and arrived at melbourne airport like last night is trying to time it's 10 o'clock in morning now. here in melbourne, and the border force, which is run by the federal government who look after the actual borders of australia rather than victoria australia open. have looked at his visa and looked at the supporting evidence with that around the medical exemption and decided that is not sufficient to to gain entry to australia. and i have contacted the state government last night and asked whether the state government would do anything further to support. and i think joking, which is entry into australia the psych i'm going to say no, we can't do anything further to support it. this is how it is, and therefore the strategy border force as made the decision to cancel his visa and is aiming to deport him to die back to serbia. but there is more to play out potentially in the courts. i mean, there's been a lot of negative reaction and a lot of strong feelings in australia as well. since we've talked to look 24 hours ago. what are people saying now, what's the reaction no

he flew out of melbourne airport after judges his court case. he flew out of melbourne airport afterjudges said the government could cancel his visa over his refusal. we'll have the latest. also coming up: borisjohnson is accused by labour of presiding over �*industrial scale' partying in downing street. a british man who took four people hostage at a texas synagogue has been killed after a ten—hour standoff. and another england batting collapse as they lose the fifth and final ashes test. good afternoon. novak djokovic has deen deported from australia after losing his legal challenge to the cancelling of his visa. a panel ofjudges upheld the australian government's decision — they held that his refusal to be vaccinated against covid made him a threat to public health. the serbian prime minster has accused australia of a witch hunt. from melbourne, shaimaa khalil reports. he is used to winning on court, but today he was defeated in it. the world number one men's tennis player lost his last—ditch battle to stay in the country and was forced out o

he has_ was detained at melbourne airport. he has had — was detained at melbourne airport.urt victory. he has been _ he has had a court victory. he has been in _ he has had a court victory. he has been in immigration detention, has had his_ been in immigration detention, has had his bees are cancelled by the immigration minister. he has gone back to _ immigration minister. he has gone back to court —— he has had his visa cancelled~ _ back to court —— he has had his visa cancelled. and he has seen what he has not _ cancelled. and he has seen what he has not seen much of in his career, a has not seen much of in his career, 6 defeat _ has not seen much of in his career, 6 defeat in — has not seen much of in his career, a defeat. in the next few hours, we expect _ a defeat. in the next few hours, we expect novak djokovic to board an aircraft _ expect novak djokovic to board an aircraft to — expect novak djokovic to board an aircraft to the by, we expect, after being _ aircraft to the by, we expect, after being deported from australia, so, what awaits him is in embarrassment or

the serbian tennis star was quizzed in the room at melbourne airport for more than seven hours whileisa and exemption status was being investigated. he is now facing the prospect of boarding a plane and leaving australia. mr plane and leaving australia. m djokovic failed to provide appropriate evidence to meet the entry requirements to australia and visa has been subsequently cancelled. whether he wishes to appeal that, if a visa is cancelled, someone has to leave the country.- to leave the country. reacting to leave the country. reacting to the news. _ to leave the country. reacting to the news, australia's - to leave the country. reacting i to the news, australia's prime minister tweeted. .. there's still mystery about what had originally been agreed after the tennis star said he'd been granted exemption permission despite not being fully vaccinated. his team have not requested a visa that permits medical exemptions for being unvaccinated. djokovic has previously said he was opposed to vaccination. we exnected — opposed to vaccination. we expected this _ opposed to vaccination. we

injust a at melbourne airport and their visa issues. in just a few moments.oked very upbeat incident upbeat message saying that he was raring to go. these vaccinations have been very widely reported over the last year or so, widely reported over the last year orso, opposed widely reported over the last year or so, opposed vaccinations for someone to take a vaccine in order to travel. he has clarified saying that it was just an issue of being forced to take my to travel rather than vaccination itself. with melbourne, 2062 days, they have spent in full covid—19 lockdown. that's the longest cumulative period in the world. they have been incredibly careful. but those two things together, there was was going to be an issue. but it's with pointing out that those two are not necessarily opposed because of the australian authorities having these rules were people do not necessarily have to get vaccinated. there are exemptions and this was given to another djokovic yesterday. some of those reasons, we do not of the reason for djokovic not to get him and was legitimate

the world's number one tennis player, another shocker, which has stuck at melbourne airport after his controversial arrival for the australian open joke of which failed to make it through border control because of a mistake on his visa application. just a day earlier, it was confirmed that he would be allowed to play despite not being fully vaccinated against coven, 19 australian open organizers gave the serbian an exemption. and the chief of the us capitol police says his forces made significant changes since riot her as it stormed congress last year. j. thomas, my girl was testifying in front of the senate committee, investigating police actions during the incident on january 6th. a congressional report found the multiple intelligence failures. those are the top stories coming up next. it's witness and i'm going to have more news for you in just under half an hour. i hope you'll join me there by, by the news. oh, i thought i'd put them homeless and they were going in north atlanta resources. people always get them to a socialist. nobody tells you you've been on the vote. i thought g

duke of ich had his visa revoked after being held at melbourne airport for several hours. he was taken to a detention hotel to await deportation. before he left for australia, he said he had been granted a medical exemption to take part in the grand slam without being vaccinated against coven 90 joker, which says he will find a court injunction to stop. is there for taishan? let's say go through to steve pierce. now he's a tennis commentator in melbourne. brokovich is seeking an injunction to overturn the deputation. do we know where he is right now and how that is going? well we, we understand that he's in a hotel, in an, in a city suburb of coulson which is about maybe 2 kilometers outside the city center, and therefore about 2 kilometers away from where the action of the study. and i will start in about 10 days time, on the actual legal wrangling around where he's going to be able to style. no, i don't have a sense of how exactly that's going to play out as multiple different reports. and as you can imagine, it's shrouded in a fair degree of secrecy is as is no ex gener

remain, especially around the medical waiver that he thought he had when he arrived at melbourne's international airporthe governing body that organises the australian open and also the victoria state governments. melbourne is the state capital of victoria, see antennas australia and victoria state governments granting this medical exemption from covid—i9 vaccination regulations. however, when djokovic arrived at the border when he arrived at the border when he arrived at melbourne airport, that waiver was challenged by federal authorities and set in this long—running saga when novak check of edge —— djokovic's visa was cancelled twice, he was an immigration, he went to court, he's been expeued he went to court, he's been expelled from the country. the questions do remain why that waiver was granted in the first place, and why it was challenged at the border. indeed. fail, thank you for keeping us up—to—date on that story for us right here on newsday. that's philip. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. more than 70 million americans are in the grip of a winter storm sweeping up the

it all played out in astonishing fashion last night as djokovic arrived at melbourne airport into australia. half way through the night he was kept there by immigration police who wanted to go over all his paperwork. when djokovic arrived, he believed that he had the documentation that said it was okay for him to come into the country unvaccinated. the country has very strict rules saying all people that travel in here need to have two shots of a recognized covid-19 vaccine. we presume now that novak djokovic does not have that proof of being fully vaccinated. instead he tried to show there are other reasons why he should be able to come in and keep the public safe while he is in here. he failed to do that. he was kept there. the government decided he instead had to be deported. they've now i think, we think taken him to a hotel to keep him there until he decides whether to appeal or whether to fly out of the country. now, we're hearing from his lawyers that he might file that injunction against the government decision to deport him by around this afternoon. we heard from the prime minister

on monday, a judge temporarily reinstated his visa after djokovic was stopped at the melbourne airports he tried to enter the country to compete in the australian open. officials said he couldn't get in because all noncitizens have to be fully vaccinated against covid-19. his lawyers argued he should be granted an exemption since he has recovered from the illness, even though documents show he has not been inoculated. at a news conference, djokovic's brother made the announcement of the tennis star's release. >> obviously, we all know what kind of player novak is. i'm sure he's going to put his best foot forward. >> monday, he tweeted a photo of himself and his team, saying, "i'm pleased and grateful the judge overturned my visa cancellation. despite all that has happened, i want to stay and try to compete in the australian open." the judge ruled temporarily in djokovic's favor. the country's immigration minister could still decide to deport the nine time australian open winner. the tournament begins on january 17. >> day two of the african cup of nations group d -- b. senegal claiming

novak djokovic had been detained at melbourne airport before border force officials announced that heon regulations and would be deported. his father claimed the grand slam champion was being held captive. the serbian president, aleksandar vucic, said he was a victim of harassment. novak djokovic has been the king of melbourne park, but the government says he's no longer welcome. on the issue of mr djokovic, rules are rules — and there are no special cases. rules are rules. that's what i said to you yesterday, and that's the policy of the government and it has been our government's strong border protection policies and particularly in relation to the pandemic that has ensured that australia has one of the lowest death rates from covid anywhere in the world. djokovic�*s lawyers are challenging the deportation order in court. he could potentially apply for a new visa. the 34—year—old star hasn't publicly confirmed his covid—19 vaccination status. he flew to australia after being granted a controversial medical exemption. tennis authorities said he'd not received any special treatment. b

leave the country following a ten-hour standoff with government officials after he arrived at a melbourne airport. australian officials said his visa was revoked. he's holed up in a quarantine hotel in melbourne. this morning the serbian tennis star remains in detention as his lawyers fight for him to stay. the medical exemption would have allowed djokovic to compete in next week's australian open without being vaccinated. >> he has support regardless of the negativity. and he is -- many of us had the opportunity to meet him. and we just -- he's got the community behind him. we all love him, and can't wait to actually have -- support him and see him playing. >> australia's prime minister said djokovic does not have a valid medical exemption. >>> the "associated press" said a judge set a trial date in march of 2023 in relation to a lawsuit filed in connection with the surfside, florida, condo collapse that killed 98 people. it claims that construction work on an adjacent luxury condo damaged and destabilized the aging champlain towers which was in need of repairs. defendants deny that the construc

and barbara sarah, this is al jazeera life london, also coming up after hours the pain that melbourne airport, the world's number one men's tennis player, nova jacob ich, as his visa cancelled and is told to leave australia countries around the world. said new records for covert cases here in the u. k. an estimated one and 20 people were infected. last week. president macaroni calls is up for in france over his choice of words as he loses patience with the young vaccinate. ah, peacekeeping forces could soon be sent into kazakhstan to bring under control the worst unrest. the country is seen in more than a decade. protest her as i have seized the airport on a 2 week state of emergency has been declared. because like president, the costume drama back a year has appealed to a russia lead security alliance for help. and there are reports that it has agreed to send in troops for a limited period. copy lopez, the young reports. ah, it seems like leaves or rear in classics. them, hotels had promoted in several cities outreach over an increase in fuel prices have spread across the country. while incl

melbourne. our middle east correspondent sameer hashmi is near dubai's international airport and phil mercer is will come to you first because the tennis at last is under way. that is some respect for tennis fans, but what is the view of most of the fans there in terms of the departure of djokovic —— respite? i there in terms of the departure of djokovic -- respite?- of d'okovic -- respite? i think ou of djokovic -- respite? i think you really _ of djokovic -- respite? i think you really have _ of djokovic -- respite? i think you really have to _ of djokovic -- respite? i think you really have to put - of djokovic -- respite? i think you really have to put this - you really have to put this thing into context, the coronavirus situation in this country, we are hearing of tens of thousands of new infections being reported every day in this country, we have never seen these sorts of numbers right throughout the pandemic. this is a highly vaccinated nation, more than 90%, well over 90% of the population is fully vaccinated and has been a feeling that novak djokovic has exploited australia �*s pande

the world's number one tennis player nova joker, which is under a police guard at melbourne airport. after arriving for the australian open, he's being held up at the airport because of a mistake on his visa application. on tuesday it was confirmed that job which would be allowed to play this fight, not being vaccinated against coven 19. and the chief of the u. s. capital police says this force has made significant changes since writers stormed congress last year. j palmas my anger was testifying in front of the senate committee, investigating police actions during that incident on january 6th. a congressional report found multiple intelligence failures, as well as a lack of proper equipment and training for capital officers. those are the top stores coming up next the it's the stream one use in half an hour. ah ah. and i have family ok to day on the strain. the very 1st episode for 2020 to happy new year. thank you for joining me or some joining us the philosopher and cultural theorists. slab, joy, zack, it's sag nice to have you here. so boy, welcome to the stream. people delight in

from australia. world number one, tennis pay has hit had his entry visa revoked on arrival at melbourne airport, where he had traveled to take popped in the australian open joke, which has continually refused to reveal his vaccination status. that's it from me and the early news team here in berlin, they'll go away, they'll focus on europe is up next than if you want more news. never. mason is always a website to w dot com. go out elvis in berlin, and so ah ah a with her, she feels like a foreigner in her own home. elisa meisner as a russian german whose family was exiled from moscow by style and at the age of 71 . she is still fighting for reparation for that injustice. but with russia as a recent ban on the human rights organization memorial. her last hope for health is fading. focus on your next on d. w. into the conflict with sebastian in america, scores of donald dunn for sophia boston. prov. never been subpoenaed by the congressional committee investigating january 6 o'clock on the account of my guest is one of them. jacob miller was a senior advisor approval from campaign you close to th

after he was detained at melbourne airport about 1.5 weeks ago, he was brought here to an immigrationuite close to the centre of melbourne. he may be brought back here — we don't know. what we do know is there was a brief preliminary hearing in court today — essentially, it was a procedural matter dealing with administrative items — ahead of a full appeal for novak djokovic against the decision by australia's immigration minister, alex hawke, to cancel his visa, and that will take place on sunday morning. so, today, if you like, to use a tennis term, is a bit of a warm—up for the main event tomorrow. 0k. but it's going to the wire and the open begins on monday. i mean, is there any chance at all he will play, even if he is allowed to stay, because he has missed out on so much training, hasn't he? well, he was training yesterday. we understand that he trained twice on one of the main arenas at the australian open venue, so we're not quite sure if he'll be allowed to train while this appeal is going on. he's due to play in the first round at melbourne park, which is only a short distanc

tennis player in the world was told to leavaustlia oa novak djokovic was forced to stay in the melbourne airport this month. djokovic is opposed to vaccinations. he was granted an exemption by tournament officials, but australia's prime minister says djokovic's visa was canceled and he said no one is above his country's covid rules. all right, louisiana's governor today issued a pardon for homer plessy, the black man whose arrest for refusing to leave a whites-only railroad car led to the supreme court ruling that cemented separate but equal into u.s. law for half a century. 126 years after that ruling, governor john bel edwards said he was beyond grateful to helpsa restore plessy's legacy. and tonight, we want to highlight an act of kindness during that epic traffic jam on the i-95 in virginia the other day. a couple trapped in their car called the owner of a bread truck that was also stuck on th. well, the bakery owner instructed the driver to giveer away all of the bread and rolls that he was shipping. the couple went car to car, delivering and breaking bread with others stranded in the storm

access denied, an extraordinary visa bungle sees novak djokovic for hours under armed guard at melbourne airport. this was no mere bungle. in the last hour, the defending champion has been told his visa has been revoked and he will be deported. mrjokovic has failed to provide appropriate evidence to meet the entry requirements to australia and his visa has been cancelled. his team had been patiently waiting for answers. his coach posted this picture saying, "mot the most saying, "not the most "usual trip down under." you can say that again. it's his choice not to be vaccinated, which is fine, and i think the government here has made the choice of, you should be vaccinated. he might even get booed when he gets onto the court. you have someone coming - from overseas and all of a sudden he has been exempt, i think it's an absolute disgrace _ and i won't be watching it. officials had denied prioritising djokovic, who's on record as being against the covid vaccine. they said only a handful of exemptions were granted following a robust review involving independent medical panels. a recent covid infect

now where the issue cropped up was that when he wanted to enter australia at melbourne airport, the federal to whether he sufficed the criteria for exemption and that process is separate to the two victorian panels which allowed him to play tennis tournament. those processes and applications and those successful applications did not allow him entry into the country. so when the federal border force officials applied their own test to these exemptions once he arrived with the documentation he provided, they reached a different outcome. a, he did not have enough documentation to prove he had a covid infection but, separate to that, there was also a view that having covid in the past six months was not a sufficient reason to actually grant an exemption, even if the documentation did sufficed. that was such a thorough and clear explanation. thank you so much. i think i have it now and i have all the details. away from the technicalities, politics and politicians, some have been accused in australia now of grandstanding and of using this for political motives. what do you make of that? the reaso

i think there is a separate matter of what happened when he got to melbourne airport early last weekin. that was more of an administrative issue and that's i think what the federal court decided yesterday, that the judge anthony kelly decided. but i think broadly speaking the government has been keen to get across that message that no—one is above the law, no—one is above the rules, and i think, if he is allowed in, there's probably an argument to say that that message has been deluded or defeated so it is really interesting. the other thing worth considering is it is against the backdrop of australia being very strong on vaccination. there's this idea of �*fortress australia' and particularly in victoria where certainly, if it is not still, it was for a long time the most locked down city in the world. victorians have struggled and have gone through a lot in the last couple of years. turning now to a story making headlines in the uk: did the people making england's covid rules at the height of the pandemic also break them? well, borisjohnson is refusing to say whether he attended a

he's been detained at melbourne airport for more than seven hours according to some reports.nst that deportation decision so that he can say in australia. but at the moment it's looking very unlikely he's going to be in the australian open. the president of serbia has accused australia of the maltreatment of no back track of it. this is becoming quite in international route. —— novak djokovic. he is serbian and the president of serbia has said that australia has maltreated him. let me also bring you some breaking news on kazakhstan, we were showing you pictures of the unrest in the rcr was hours with what we are hearing that a moscow led alliance is sending peacekeeping forces to kazakhstan. those protests which were originally over fuel price rises which the president admitted had been mishandled and led to rioting with tear gas and stun grenades being fired by the other authorities well, it looks like there's a moscow led alliance sending peacekeeping forces to control the situation they are. for a limited period. that is coming to us through reuters news agency quoting the

summon something pretty convincing that he did not on his initial and pretty long attempt at melbourne airports.— around eight hours. let's clear up whether he _ around eight hours. let's clear up whether he is _ around eight hours. let's clear up whether he is being _ around eight hours. let's clear up whether he is being detained - around eight hours. let's clear up whether he is being detained or. around eight hours. let's clear up i whether he is being detained or not. his family and fans say he is a captive in australia, effectively a prisoner. the government there says he is not, it is only because he is appealing and if he were not appealing and if he were not appealing against his decision, he could leave on the next flight. yes. could leave on the next flight. yes, in most definitions _ could leave on the next flight. yes, in most definitions of _ could leave on the next flight. yes, in most definitions of a _ could leave on the next flight. i'eis in most definitions of a prisoner could leave on the next flight. ieis in most definitions of a prisoner do not include people who are free

it is ten days or so since novak djokovic was detained at melbourne airport, his visa was cancelled andaken here to the park hotel, just a short distance from melbourne city centre. this is an immigration detention centre that also houses a silent seekers and refugees, hence the presence here of various campaigners. —— asylum seekers. we understand novak djokovic arrived in one of two white cars. the consensus among the photographers and camera crews is that novak djokovic was inside one of those vehicles. there were a few police officers and other security guards. windows were tinted and it was pretty chaotic but we do understand that novak djokovic is back in detention and first thing on a sunday morning, a full appeal into that cancellation of his visa will begin. so this long—running saga still has a few more chapters to run. extraordinary turn of events. _ chapters to run. extraordinary turn of events. he _ chapters to run. extraordinary turn of events. he is - chapters to run. extraordinary turn of events. he is in - chapters to run. extraordinary turn of events. he is in a - turn

he arrived at melbourne airport a few hours ago but might not meet the conditions of his visa to enter country. we are waiting his presentation and what evidence he provides to support that. if that evidence is insufficient, then he won't be treated than anyone else and he'll be on the next plane home. we begin in europe, where governments are struggling to contain the 0micron variant. france has just recorded 335,000 new cases — a new daily record for the continent. the french parliament is debating legislation that would replace france's health pass with a vaccine pass, that would be required for entry into restaurants, bars and all public transport within the country. a negative test or recent recovery from covid will no longer suffice. austria will be the first eu country to introduce mandatory vaccinations starting in february. those who refuse to be vaccinated will be subject to fines. and the government of italy, which reported 189,000 covid infections today, also a new national record, is meeting to discuss making vaccines mandatory for all workers and the over—50s. 0ur corresp

number one tennis player could avoid deportation for australia. novak junk of h was taken from melbourne's airport to a government detention hotel in the city, pending his removal from australia because of a visa issue. his lawyers are appealing the decision at a court hearing has been scheduled to take place this off from mr. scott morrison says, the joke of each fail to provide proof for a medical exemption from cobit 19 vaccination. as per the rules, rules ah, rules, and there are no special cases. rules are rules, is what i said yesterday. that's the policy of the government. and has been governments strong border protection policies, and particularly in relation to the pandemic. that is ensure the destroyer has one of the lowest death rights from covet anywhere in the world. we one of the 1st countries to move on shutting ab was we were criticized at the time. but it was the right decision. and we have maintained those important border controls of the entire period of the pandemic life that was straight as sunshine coast. sarah clark is the joint of sat via skype. sarah, a fine mess. what's t

she's still in hotel detention has been since thursday morning after hours a quickening at the melbourne airport and everyone. there be a number of people around australia union, including tennis, estrada, who won't joke of it's to play and the strong and open, which is that underway next monday. so sarah, just briefly, what will happen if his appeal fails? well if he files, if it's a he'll, he'll be deported straight away and he won't be able to reenter australia for another 3 years. if he wins, obviously, tennis, a strategy will be hoping he will play next week's tournament. lawyers are arguing that he's met all the criteria to play, and i should note that another plan a check player renata bar clover status with question on a bible who medical exemption, and she has left the country. she didn't question the status, but certainly duncan, which is lawyers, i want him to play and he wants to defend his title at any shot it. he's 21st grand slam strain open, which starts next week. ok. or for the time being. thank you so much for that update from australia. iraq's new parliament has elected its n

it already had covered 19 in december, but on january the 5th when he arrived at melbourne airport, immigration officials said he failed to meet the entry criteria. and his visa was canceled. a federal court then overturned that decision, only to be over ruled by the immigration of sir 4 days later, when the government announced job which must leave australia. this is a problem where the federal government issued a visa. let's not forget that, issued novak john of it with a visa, allowed him to board a plane. and then when he arrived here during that time, really the talk which was in the air, there was a change in the attitude from the state and federal government. and it was a hostile reception, the job of it's got when he arrived here. the federal court ruling has been welcomed by the government. a strategy has some of the toughest water restrictions in the world. and more than 90 percent of its adult population has been fully vaccinated is try and open will now go ahead on monday without the world's number one tennis player, sarah clock, audi 0, brisbin, australia. trump. excuse me, there's

in the past hour he's been escorted through melbourne airport by security and his plane has now taken says he is "extremely disappointed" with the court's decision to deport him. he was bidding to have the chance to win a record 21st men's grand slam title, moving him clear of spain's rafael nadal and switzerland's roger federer for the first time in the last few minutes, novak djokovic�*s flight has left melbourne for dubai. it's thought he will continue on to europe from there. the decision deport novak dojokovic ends an 11—day legal dispute row over whether the serb would be able to play. he had his visa cancelled when he landed in melbourne on 5th january and was then detained in an immigration hotel. although that decision was overturned on procedural grounds, australia immigration minister alex hawke cancelled his visa again on friday. britain's andy murray told the bbc he hoped the sport could move on from the saga and learn lessons for the future. the association of tennis players — the men's governing body — said the decision marked the end of "a deeply regrettable series of

an australian immigration detention hotel since thursday after his visa was canceled at the melbourne airport. djokovic had been granted a medical exemption to enter the country to play in the australian open despite not being vaccinated against covid-19. the 34 year old had coronavirus last month, but australian border officials ruled he doesn't meet the criteria for an exemption as he awaits the court case that will determine his fate. supporters have djokovic gathered outside of his hotel this weekend. calling for the tennis player to be released. all night haven't slept since he's come off the plane. we're all sick to the stomach. like every parent, you would never expect this to happen to your child. and also sick now could cry so i can't common anymore. that's devastating the debacle over whether djokovic should be allowed to enter australia has now become an internal political issue australian laws related to entry during the pandemic have varied on the state and federal level, though the health minister for the state of victoria is saying the case should be decided at the commonwealth

the world number one was stopped at melbourne airport last week as he arrived to defend his restraining open type. his attention for a few days in mann immigration hotel, as highlighted the plight of refugees and asylum seekers we've been there for years . allison madison is the founder and director direct principle of human rights for all, as she said, so strange is refusing to comply with its international obligations to partly settled, those being detained. approximately 32 refugees and asylum said cars in the park hotel in cotton, where no actual beach was kept. they are there because they have been medically impact. waited from a striving is offshore to tent and prisons and centers on medicine and pain. g and not the vast majority are recognized refugees and waiting for settlement in a 3rd country because a strategy refuses to comply with its international obligations to permanently settle things paypal. what job can be found himself in a system in which the assumption is that you will be the time that the problem with the bays or your proving your refugee status. you must be detai

vulgar and on presidential the world's number one tennis player, norfolk joker, which is stuck at melbourne airport after his controversial arrival for the australian open shock, which failed to make it through border control. after a mistake on his visa application is, comes a day after it was comes confirmed that he would be allowed to play despite not being fully vaccinated against coven 19 australian open organizers have given to serbian an exemption joke, which has never publicly revealed his vaccination status. and australia's prime minister says he could still be sent home if he's not vaccinated, he must provide acceptable proof that he cannot be back tonight if for medical reasons and to be able to access the same travel arrangements is fully back to that of travelers. so we are white, he is presentation, and what evidence he provides to support that if that evidence is sufficient, then he won't be treated any different to anyone else and he'll be on the next flight, not so there should be no special rules than either of which at all or women's world number one, ashley bart, he says she und

immigration, a judge may decide that you can stay in his other accommodation after he was detained at melbourne airporton detention hotel quite close to the centre of melbourne. he may be brought back here. we don't know. what we do know is there was a brief preliminary hearing in court today, essentially a procedural matter dealing with administrative items ahead of a full appealfor novak administrative items ahead of a full appeal for novak djokovic against the decision by australia's immigration minister alex hawke to cancel his fees are and that will take place on sunday morning —— visa. today, if you like, to use a tennis term, is a bit of a warm up for the main event tomorrow. a warm up for the main event tomorrow— tomorrow. but it is going to the wire and _ tomorrow. but it is going to the wire and the _ tomorrow. but it is going to the wire and the open - tomorrow. but it is going to l the wire and the open begins tomorrow. but it is going to - the wire and the open begins on monday. is there any chance at all he will play, even if he is allowed to stay, because he has missed out on training, h

it's more about his treatment at melbourne airport, the way he was being interrogated by borderforce ., ,. let's cancel his knees and be done with it. �* ., ,. ., with it. he'll also was pictured a da or with it. he'll also was pictured a day or two _ with it. he'll also was pictured a day or two after _ with it. he'll also was pictured a day or two after having - with it. he'll also was pictured a day or two after having the - with it. he'll also was pictured a | day or two after having the covid infection, he was pictured at a public event interacting with other people. to read out a bit more of what djokovic tweeted. i am pleased and grateful thejudge what djokovic tweeted. i am pleased and grateful the judge overturned what djokovic tweeted. i am pleased and grateful thejudge overturned my visa cancellation. despite of everything that happened i want to stay and compete in the australian open. in front of the amazing fans. i cannot say more but thank you for standing with me throughout this. the australian public is not universally behind him. trio. universally behind him. no, ab