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why, novak, why?ause the principles of decision—making on my body are more important than any title. the tennis star said he hadn't had a covid vaccine because he didn't have enough information about it, but after that interview was aired, bbc health correspondents also appeared, saying that claims of a lack of information about the vaccine were dubious at best. i novak djokovic says he doesn't havel enough information about the vaccine and what it might do to his body, but there's already a mountain i of evidence available. european regulators have approved five different covid _ vaccines using three - very different technologies. they were developed i in record time, but went through all the usual trial stages involving tens of— thousands of volunteers. many viewers got in touch with us to complain about the coverage, with matt suggesting the views of a non—scientist on covid had received too much prominence. and alison munro had this to say... well, we also heard from another viewer who got in touc

novak djokovic says he doesn't have enough information - about the vaccine and what it might do to his body, - but there's already a mountain of evidence available. - european regulators have i approved five different covid vaccines using three - very different technologies. they were developed in record time, but went through all - the usual trial stages involving tens of- thousands of volunteers. many viewers got in touch with us to complain about the coverage, with matt rowbotham suggesting the views of a non—scientist on covid had received too much prominence. and alison munro had this to say... well, we also heard from another viewer who got in touch with us, kris pierce. this is what she had to say. i was really disappointed with the bbc this week and somewhat angry for the amount of publicity and airtime they gave to novak djokovic and his views on the covid vaccine. cameras all over the place... novak djokovic�*s views just go against everything we're trying to promote, and the bbc, in showing him and highlighting his views, is just giving so much publicity to this. and for him

novak: yes, i do. reporter: why?because the principles of decision-making on my body are more important than any title or anything else. i'm trying to be in tune with my body as much as i possibly can. reporter: djokovic insists he is keeping an open mind, but for now, shows no sign of changing it. bbc news, belgrade. jane: let's have a quick look at other news. in honduras the former president surrendered to police after the u.s. requested him to be extradited to america on drugs charges. hernandez said he wasn't ready to voluntarily collaborate to be able to defend himself against u.s. accusations which he denies. the jailed russian opposition leader alexei navalny is on trial again, this time inside the maximum security prison where he is held. he already spent a year behind bars after surviving a poison attack he blames on the kremlin. he is accused of fresh charges, carrying a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison. a study of nearly 260 rivers around the world detected potentially toxic levels of pharmaceutical

why, novak, why?ortant than any title or anything else. but do you understand why a lot of people looking at you, with admiration, what you've achieved, still only 3a — you've got a lot of tennis ahead of you — would find this baffling? they'd say they've had the jab, they've been triple jabbed. it didn't hurt, didn't affect them. they didn't have after effects. here's a guy who could win 30 grand slams, but he might end up with 21, 22, 23, because he feels so strongly about this principle of the right to choose — can you understand why people find that hard to understand? i truly understand and respect and i hope that they can respect, if they cannot understand, at least respect my decision to do so. given you're usually in grand slam finals, it must have been a strange experience for you watching rafa nadal against medvedev in the australian open final. what was it like to watch the final? presumably you saw it on tv? i didn't want to watch the match because i felt i wanted to be on the court. it wa

novak djokovic, speaking to amol rajan.r medical editor, fergus walsh, looks now at what we already know about the covid vaccines available. novak djokovic says he does not have enough information about the vaccine and what it might do to his body, but there is already a mountain of evidence available. european regulators have approved five covid vaccines using three very different technologies. they were developed in record time, but went through all the usual trial stages, involving tens of thousands of volunteers. the scientists involved and regulators are adamant, no corners were cut on safety. since then, more than 10 billion doses have been administered and just over six in ten of the world's population have had at least one dose of a covid vaccine. like all medicines, vaccines can have side effects. some of the very rare ones were only picked up after millions had beenjabbed. but your risk of some of those very rare complications, like blood clots or heart problems, are far higher after covid than from the jabs. thes

novak djokovic has told the bbc he's prepared to novak djokovic has told the bbc he's ”reareu ., ,, novaks top tournaments... let's speak — prepared to miss top tournaments... let's speak to _ prepared to miss top tournaments... let's speak to a _ prepared to miss top tournaments... let's speak to a sports _ prepared to miss top tournaments... let's speak to a sports and _ let's speak to a sports and psychology exports. why my athletes might be hesitant about the vaccine? there could be a number of reasons. of there could be a number of reasons. of course we don't know exactly what novak djokovic is looking for when it comes to information about the vaccine. but generally there has been a little bit of hesitancy because i think athletes are afraid of putting anything in their bodies. their bodies are important to them and they have to think a lot before they have anything put into their bodies. and i think it's also about value, it's about freedom of choice, as he says, he will keep an open mind, but ultimately even if he does get the vaccine, i think for him it might be the fact that it

i think it should reflect on is an elite athlete novak djokovic is an elite athlete novak djokovic isvery low risk from covid, but it is— is a very low risk from covid, but it is not— is a very low risk from covid, but it is not zero _ is a very low risk from covid, but it is not zero. he says he has called — it is not zero. he says he has called covid price already and that will give _ called covid price already and that will give him some protection, but the best— will give him some protection, but the best safeguard is to be triple jahhed _ the best safeguard is to be triple jabbed rather than taking your chances — jabbed rather than taking your chances from the virus. fergus was reporting there. you can see amol rajan's full interview with novak djokovic in a special programme tonight at 8:30 on bbc one, or via catch up on iplayer and bbc sounds. it is 21 minutes past six. our top story this evening. prince andrew has reached an out of court settlement with the woman who accused him, in a civil case, of sexual assault. coming up... the ongoing search for endurance — the lost ship

the novak.problems when he was in his late teens and early 20s and he completely transformed his career, he thinks, because he went gluten—free, he cut out dairy, he reduced the sugar intake, he starts the day with a warm glass of water and a couple of spoons of manuka honey because he's a student of the chinese medicine body clock and he believes in the early hours of the morning, around breakfast time, the large intestine is being detoxified and that's why you need a glass of room temperature water. he is very consistent on this matter. this is not something new, not a story he has concocted to fit these particular circumstances. it is the way he has won his career throughout. he is the way he has won his career throughout-— is the way he has won his career throuihout. ., , ., ., throughout. he would be horrified to see what we — throughout. he would be horrified to see what we have _ throughout. he would be horrified to see what we have been _ throughout. he would be horrified to see what we

why, novak, why?nt than any title. the tennis star said he hadn't had a covid vaccine because he didn't have enough information about it, but after that interview was aired, bbc health correspondents also appeared, saying that claims of a lack of information about the vaccine were dubious at best. novak djokovic says he doesn't have enough information - about the vaccine and what it might do to his body, - but there's already a mountain of evidence available. - european regulators have i approved five different covid vaccines using three - very different technologies. they were developed in record time, but went through all - the usual trial stages involving tens of- thousands of volunteers. many viewers got in touch with us to complain about the coverage, with matt rowbotham suggesting the views of a non—scientist on covid had received too much prominence.

>> yes, yes i do. >> y, novak? why?inciples of decision-making on my body are more important than anything else. i am trying to be in tune with my body as much as i possibly can. >> djokovic insists he is keeping an open mind, but for now, shows no sign of changing it. kasia: you can see the full interview on bbcorld news throughout wednesday, 4:30 in the morning gmt, 9:30, 15:30, and 18:30. the russian teenager kamila valieva is in gold-medal position after figure skating and the beiji winter olympics. here are images from her latest performance. she did stumble actually at one point and was in tears at the end of her routine, but she was given a high enough score to take the lead. she will return to the ice on thursday to try to win the event. the 15-year-old had been cleared to compete by sports highest court, despite failing a drug test. the decision has been hugely controversial. >> the global outrage in this saga continues to spread, with athletes and sports organizations around the world saying that this issue, t

s. bind to company novak's hopes to turn that around by offering a different kind of vaccine. but what remains unclear is where the vaccine skeptics will buy it. waiting for nova vax, this vaccination center is already offering appointments. and doctors at this berlin clinic say demand is strong. no, a vax is made in an entirely different manner than m r n. a vaccines now on offer a reward of annotation a little guess based on a technology that we already know from other vaccines. i hope that some people who are suspicious of an are in a vaccine system but are not opposed to vaccination in general and we'll get the novak's shot. i didn't the web ex im stuff infant. unlike m r, a ne vaccines novak's uses artificially generated proteins including the spike protein that allows the corona virus to attach itself to cells and the human body. after vaccination, the body recognizes them as foreign and activates its immune system. efficacy and side effects are said to be similar to existing vaccines. however, it's an open question whether the high expectations it's generated will be me

so novak djokovic says he needs more information about the vaccine. 60% of the total world population — have been vaccinated against covid—i9. experts estimate vaccines have already saved around half a million lives in europe alone. her�*s more from our health reporter, jim reed. real—world data is key here and we've already seen what, ia months of real—world data on these vaccines? that's not to say that in the future some very rare, long—term side effects might emerge. but they are likely to be exceptionally rare. when you look at other vaccines, any problems occurred fairly soon after people had first been vaccinated. i think the other arguments of scientist would make is, the way that the clinical trial process was speeded up, wasn't to speed up necessarily the science involved in that clinical trial but really to eliminate or try to eliminate some of the weights between each stage. normally you do phase i, phase three trials, between each stage you try to get funding for the next stage, recruiting what they did is constantine or that bed and at t

why, novak? why?e or anything else. i'm trying to be in tune with my body as much as i possibly can. djokovic insists he is keeping an open mind, but, for now, shows no sign of changing it. amol rajan, bbc news, belgrade. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines... at least seven people have died and 1a are missing after a spanish fishing boat sank off the east coast of canada. three crew members have been rescued, and efforts to find more survivors are continuing. spain's prime minister pedro sanchez said he was following the rescue operation "with concern". the former president of hundras has surrendered to police after a request by the united states for him to be extradited to america. juan orlando hernandez was fitted with a protective vest as he surrendered to police. hernandez is accused by us prosecutors of being involved in a drug—trafficking network. the police chief in the canadian capital, ottawa, has resigned over his handling of protests against covid vaccine mandates. pet

why, novak? why?n tune with my body as much as i possibly can. djokovic insists he is keeping an open mind, but, for now, shows no sign of changing it. amol rajan, bbc news, belgrade. the key reason it seems he does not want to take this vaccine is because he said currently i do not have enough information about it. that begs the question, what more does he need to know about this jab? in serbia, it is one of the few places in the world if you have a choice on which vaccine you want. 0ne choice is the pfizer vaccine, widely used here. that has gone through initial clinical trials, 44,000 people involved, used widely across the world in this country as well. the world health organization say it is safe and effective. more widely speaking about vaccines, 60% of the world now, this figure is huge, have had at least one dose of a covid vaccine, they have been used for 14 or 15 months now, proven to be safe and effective. 0bviously with any medicine there can be side effects, but in this case, the case of

novak is so prominent, it makes it hard to separate tennis from that topic right now.just deeply unfortunate. djokovic goes on in that interview to say, and i quote him, i'm trying to be in tune with my body. as you know, he's also said positive thoughts can cleanse polluted water, because, quote, scientists have proven molecules in water react to our emotions and he said he knew he had a gluten intolerance when he held a piece of bread and felt weaker in that arm. does he stand out for these conspiracies and his inability to get past them. >> for him, it's mind over matter. i think he also could turn his career around, but he went to a higher level when he went gluten free. he has a strong belief for the power of his body when he got one operation on his elbow years ago when he had to fight himself for months before he did it. it's bane a struggle for him for a while. he's backed up, i would say quackery at time, but he's very much out there in alternative medicine and it's a big part of his life and his culture. >> all right, christopher, thank you very much. i have

novak djokovic had covid before he went to australia. his doctors, am sure, advised him not to get the shot for his own reasons. again, we have not recognize natural immunity if you have had covid. i wish they had given him an antibody test. i think it is a shame all of this has gone mixed in politics. it looks like he will not get to play the french open either. i think they will want him back as the defendant champion and have made a be -- has may a broader view on it. let me say one thing. i have another guest waiting. i am always happy to chat with you and chat tennis. the phone lines are open for you to call in on the topics political, international, local you want to talk about. phone lines for republicans, democrats, and independent as usual. topics we have covered so far today are including the sanctions that the u.s. and nato allies leveled against russia for their recognition earlier this week of two breakaway provinces of ukraine. it was yesterday that attorney general merrick garland addressed the verdict rendered in -- are w

why, novak? why?mportant than any title or anything else. i'm trying to be in tune with my body as much as i possibly can. djokovic insists he is keeping an open mind, but, for now, shows no sign of changing it. amol rajan, bbc news, belgrade. the us writer and satirist pj o'rourke has died at the age of 7a. his books — including republican party reptile and eat the rich — were written in a style combining conservative and libertarian ideas, with the gonzo journalism of the 1960s. his publisher said mr o'rourke had been ill in recent months. our north america correspondent david willis has the latest from los angeles. journalists and writers are taken to social media to commemorate the life of pj or jonah goldberg, editor in chief of the dispatch called pj o'rourke a unique talent but alsojust a really o'rourke a unique talent but also just a really good dude, may he rest in peace. and pj o'rourke was one of the most prolific, the most widely quoted authors in american life. the author of more than 20

i want to ask you about novak djokovic.ly how he was deported from australia, unable to compete in the australian open. he is talking about his future in the next two grand slams. >> i'm not being vaccinated the, i -- you know, i'm able to travel to most of the tournaments at the moment. >> that's a price you are willing to pay? >> that is the price i'm willing to pay. >> are you prepared to forego the chance to be the greatest player that ever picked up a racket statistically because you feel so strongly about there jab? >> yes. >> what do you think about that? >> the first thing i thought is, wow, he's really going to the wall with this. you have to at some level admire his principaled stand on this. and the issue is, okay, novak, you are a man of principal. this helped you become, in my opinion, the greatest male tennis player of all time because he's committed, he's principaled, else goes after what he wanted. you find out, well, why exactly aren't you taking the vaccine? what about it that you don't want to put that in

why is novak so against taking this particular vaccine? i know he says he's an athlete.ode miller. i was an athlete, not at that level, back in the day. of course we pay attention to what we put in our body, but this is a global pandemic. what in the world could prevent you from wanting to take this pandemic to protect people around you and the world at large? it's a mystery to me. still to this day. >> a mystery to a lot of people. patrick mcenroe, bode miller, thank you. >>> so, the trump organization's long-time accounting firm cut ties with the former president and says they can no longer stand by a decade's worth of financial statements that they prepared. what this means for the future of the trump family business next. e on verizon 5g ultra wideband. wow! it's got amazing video on a crazy fast network. i can film whatever i want. premium video on a network up t to 10 times faster. now in many more cities. pre-ordeder on verizon and get up to $1000 off. your record label is taking f. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. ind

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why, novak, why? why?making on my body are more important than any title, or anything else. that interview is on bbc one on iplayer at 8:30pm tonight. five—time wimbledon women's doubles champion pam shriver�*s told the bbc today that djokovic not getting the vaccine is "terrible for tennis." she's been speaking to bbc radio five live: i hope that the rate trusted person who is an expert in science and medicine would probably have to be a serbian, can sit him down and show him, walked him through all of the steps that makes the science and the medicine part trustworthy and safe to put in his body. i think it would be terrible for tennis, not good for him, and really, he does lead, he does lead by example, whether or not he wants to be seen as anti—vax, the fact that he doesn't trust it does influence a lot of people in his home country and throughout the world. we need as many leaders in all parts of the world to embrace this vaccine.— at the winter olympics that are overshadowing —— what happened to djoko

novak djokovic the world satisfied was deported, weren't sure if he could play the french open, talkledon.— french open, talk us through wimbledon. ~ , ., ., wimbledon. the thinking is that not bein: wimbledon. the thinking is that not being vaccinated _ wimbledon. the thinking is that not being vaccinated would _ wimbledon. the thinking is that not being vaccinated would not - wimbledon. the thinking is that not being vaccinated would not bar- wimbledon. the thinking is that not being vaccinated would not bar him| being vaccinated would not bar him from wimbledon according to the board with decision—making powers was up we are not australia, and australia has different rules about entry. you have to remember that djokovic was deported not necessarily for not having a covid tests but for seeing to be a danger to public health because of what he represented and because of the ideas that he was promoted. they didn't want him in the country. given that 10 billion doses of the vaccine have been put in peoples arms, six in ten people have received at least one does, you think the evidence

willing to give it all up for his right to refuse the vaccine. >>> no one likes winning more than novakkovic. but not, says the 20-time grand slam champion, at any cost. are you prepared to forego the chance to be the greatest player that ever picked up a racket statistically because you feel so strongly about this jab? >> yes. i do. >> reporter: why? why? >> because the principles of decision making on my body are more important than any title. >> reporter: foregoing his legacy in order to forego the vaccine. in january he was set to travel down under for the australian open to defend his title for the fourth time. the only problem? australia requires vaccination to enter. have you received any vaccination against covid? >> i have not. >> reporter: but the serbian superstar received an exemption because he says he tested positive for covid in december. however, upon arrival, authorities questioned unforced errors on his paperwork. finally, after 11 days of back and forth, he was deported by the immigration minister on health and good order grounds. >> is it good to be home? >> reporter

in an exclusive interview, novak djokovic has told the bbc he'd rather miss major touranments than bevaccine. the 20—time grand slam champion, was deported from melbourne ahead of the australian open last month, after initailly being granted entry with a medical exemption. he has distanced himself from the anti—vax movement but says that �*deciding what goes into his body is more important than any title'. the rules are moving in his direction _ the rules are moving in his direction full if you are coming from _ direction full if you are coming from the — direction full if you are coming from the eu and djokovic is currently— from the eu and djokovic is currently resident in spain, you would — currently resident in spain, you would not — currently resident in spain, you would not actually need to isolate an arrival— would not actually need to isolate an arrival in fronts any more and similarly— an arrival in fronts any more and similarly those wanting to arrive in england _ similarly those wanting to arrive in england to — similarly those wanting to arrive in england to play wimbledon

why, novak, why?cision to get vaccinated or do anything that they really think is correct for them. i hope that people will respect my decision not to get vaccinated. and as i mentioned before, i have to repeat it again, i will have to accept and i take all the consequences of my decision and i will probably not be able to play a lot of tournaments. djokovic insists he's keeping an open mind but for now shows no sign of changing it. amol rajan, bbc news, belgrade. our health correspondent jim reed is with me. djokovic says he wants more info but there's lots of data out there. it begs the question, what information might be able to persuade him? what other things we can say with confidence about vaccination and maybe the things we could say are still debated? in terms of vaccination, could say are still debated? i�*i terms of vaccination, djokovic made the argument it is about personal choice and he says he is not anti—vax and his key argument, his key reason for not taking the covid vaccine appears t

in his first tv internal since his removal from australia, novak djokovic makes his choice novak djokovic his choice clear. welcome to allstate. ♪ ♪ safe driving saves more than just your cargo. ♪ ♪ safe driving saves you 40% with drivewise. ♪ ♪ the safer you drive, the more you save with allstate. click or call for a quote today. ever notice how stiff clothes the safer you drive, the more you save with allstate. can feel rough on your skin? for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. >>> san fron fron is once again front and center snt national fight over america's schools voters there are heading to the polls today to decide kbhtd to recall three school board members. it's the first attempt to recall an elected official in that city in nearly 40 years here are the school board members who could lose their jobs they're accused of prioritizing social justice issues instead of focusing on getting kids back into class

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novak djokovic has told the bbc he would ratherforgo novak djokovic has told the bbc he would rathere said he was willing to miss the french open and wimbledon if mandatory vaccination is required to compete because deciding what goes into his body is more important than any title. he was deported from melbourne ahead of the australian open over concerns about his vaccine status. the rules are moving in his direction. if you take the french open, the rules changed on saturday morning, and if you are coming from the eu, and he is currently resident in spain, you do not need to isolate on arrival in france any more, and for those wanting to arrive in england to play wimbledon, i accept it is a few months away yet, there is no longer a requirement to self—isolate. the united states is going to cause him problem though because there is still this requirement to have a vaccine certificate and are two very stages tournaments coming up in a matter of weeks, in indian wells, california, and miami, florida, in march, and then after wimbledon the tour moves back to the united states, there are

flavors team claims her positive drug test was the result of contamination. men's tennis number one, novak joker, which says he would rather skip the grand slams than be forced to get a cove at 19 jab. he is unvaccinated and was to ported from australia before the australian open. the sog are involved to visa cancellations, to court challenges, and 5 nights at an immigration detention hotel. the 20 time major champion is set to return to action at a tournament in dubai next week. and some football now and the champions league round of 16 kicked off on tuesday with 2 matches. manchester city demolished sporting lisbon, 5 mill cities when took place in lisbon and leaves them in great shape. full the return leg at home next month. and then in the other game, can even babe's scored an injury time goal to live paris centureman to victory against real madrid. you watch anthy, w slide from berlin up next, all the latest business with my colleague, bob watts. as principal for you on the website, he's helping you dot com for all the latest news analysis at video everything. the bahamas s watching i

why, novak, why?rent technologies. they were developed in record time, - but went through - all the usual trial stages involving tens of- thousands of volunteers. many viewers got in touch with us to complain about the coverage, with matt rowbotham suggesting the views of a non—scientist on covid had received too much prominence. and alison munro had this to say: well, we also heard from another viewer who got in touch with us, kris pierce. this is what she had to say. i was really disappointed with the bbc this week and somewhat angry for the amount of publicity and airtime they gave to novak djokovic and his views on the covid vaccine. cameras all over the place... novak djokovic�*s views just go against everything we're trying to promote, and the bbc, in showing him and highlighting his views, is just giving so much publicity to this. and for him to be a role model for anti—vaxxers. and your interviewer didn't question him strongly enough on this. he seemed to be almost fawning over him. you're bet

. >>> tennis star novak djokovic says he'd be willing to miss the next two grand slam tournaments. comments come a month after he lost his visa challenge and a chance to play in the year's first major. in an exclusive interview with the bbc djokovic, who is not vaccinated, says he's not against vaccinations but understands the consequences of choosing not to get the shots. >> and i understand that not being vaccinated today i -- you know, i am unable to travel to most of the tournaments at the moment. >> that's a price you're willing to pay? >> that is the price i'm willing to pay. >> this now means the world number one could miss out on both the french open as well as wimbledon later this year. >>> still to come right here on the show, why america's top infectious disease expert says a covid vaccine holdup for young children is is not necessarily a setback. >>> new research found stunning data about the prolonged drought in the western u.s. and it's only unfortunately expected to get worse. >> 2022 has started off on an extremely dry note. it is the wet time of year. but rainfall

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novak djokovic thanked the serbian president for his support during his legal challenge to play in theustralian open. rafael nadal went on to win a record grand slam title in the absence of djokovic. morocco came roaring back to beat belgrade in basketballs that euro league. mike james helped lead the recovery in serbia. monica stayed on the cult -- coattails for spot in the playoffs. the paris league closing out a 91/80 victory, on the road. >> it is time for our daily fact checking segment trees are fake. to help us i have catalina onset. we will start with the beijing winter olympic games were some u.s. athletes got up or welcome. >> indeed. the beijing olympic games are kicking off today at misinformation is around the corner. this tweet has over 150,000 views from a suspended account. so i have eyebrows raised already. it reads that the chinese are attacking black athletes arriving in beijing. will team usa deliver an official complaint to china? that claim is that chinese racists are racially abusing u.s. athletes arising -- arriving for the games. we will show the video behind m

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in dubai — andy murray and novak djokovic in action. what happened ?en. he played a fantastic match and andy murray was not able to lead today. he is in the pattern at the moment of winning a match and losing a match after that fantastic run in sydney at the start of the air. know that djokovic winning in straight sets against and divide he's in the quarterfinals. he needs to keep winning but if medvedev wins the title in acapulco that medvedev will take over as the world number one. he won his in the early hours of the morning. he won his in the early hours of the mornin:. a . ., he won his in the early hours of the mornin:. 1, . ,, ., ~ _, he won his in the early hours of the mornin:. ., ~ �* he won his in the early hours of the mornin. ., ~ �* . morning. back to mexico. i'm a radical note _ morning. back to mexico. i'm a radical note been _ morning. back to mexico. i'm a radical note been plane - morning. back to mexico. i'm a radical note been plane in - radical note been plane in guadalajara. we remember at the australian open she was hampered by

novak djokovic returns to action for the first time this year.ave the latest from the dubai tennis championships. the premier league title race is back on with liverpool believing again. we weigh up their chances of catching manchester city. and what next for amir khan and kell brook? after theirfeud was finally amir khan and kell brook? after their feud was finally settled in manchester. got excited they are with all of thatjurgen klopp fist pumping! welcome along, thank you forjoining us. 2a hours on from the closing ceremony, as team gb's athletes continue to return home from beijing, the focus shifts to what can be learnt from these games. the weekend finally provided medals — thanks to the curling teams — including gold for the women on the final day — but that doesn't take away from the fact that a total of two medals is fewer than the minimum target set before the olympics. patrick geary reports. in the end, eve delivered. the long wait for a british gold in beijing was over, eventually. that wait for a british gold in bei'ing was over, ev

why, novak, why? why?would see the experience you've had, they'd see the public outcry, the headlines, the detention, the legal disputes, and they might just say, novak, mate, just take the damn jab. it doesn't hurt, it means you can play anywhere, it keeps you safe, it keeps everyone else safe, too. we all do things that we don't want to do, that we are hesitant about, what's so hard about a bit of medicine? i respect everybody�*s decision to get vaccinated or do anything that they really think is correct for them. and i hope that people will respect my decision not to get vaccinated. and as i mentioned before — i have to repeat it again — i have to accept and i take all the consequences of my decision and i will probably not be able to play a lot of tournaments. djokovic insists he is keeping an open mind, but, for now, shows no sign of changing it. amol rajan, bbc news, belgrade. much more coming up injust a moment on the six o'clock news. i'd marry with you for that. but right now, here the weather. da

novak djokovic has told the bbc he�*s prepared to miss future tournaments including wimbledon and therather than take the covid vaccine. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejournalist & times radio presenterjenny kleeman and giles kenningham — political commentator & former conservative party press chief. tomorrow�*s front pages, starting with... the daily mail leads on prince andrew�*s out of court settlement and describes it as a "humiliation". the mirror speculates that the queen and prince charles �*ordered�* prince andrew to settle out of court. the daily star also focusses on prince andrew settling his case out of court describing him as a "royal wrong �*un". the sun describe prince andrew settling as "his final disgrace" and they say it will mean a "lifetime exile from royal duties". the guardian focuses on what it calls prince andrew avoiding the "humiliation of giving evidence" by settling out of court. the telegraph speculates on the settlement amount — suggesting the queen will help her son pay more than £12 mi

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>> because the principles of decisionmaking on my body are more important than any title. >> why novakmajor getting 20 grand slams one ahead of djokovic. >>> better go to pittsburgh where sidney crosby tie-breaking goal was good for the 500th of his career. the 35-year-old superstar joins mario lemieux as the only player in penguins history to meet that mark. penguins beat philadelphia in overtime. >>> meanwhile in philadelphia, in the nba, the newly acquired james harden isn't expected to check in with the sixers until after the all-star break. and the sixers lost by a whopping 48 points to your boston celtics last night, as the cs drained a franchise record 25 three-pointers in a 135-87 win. don't look now, celtics are surging. >>> elsewhere, the super bowl through more than 100 million tv viewers on sunday. that's up 6% from last year. the ratings improvement comes after a 20% increase in viewership for the nfl's divisional round. and a 10% bump from last year for the conference championships. not surprise it was up over last year's game which was a blowout, buccaneers over the chie

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