major medical illness. just a week before the australian open begins, a judge will now decide whether the nine—time champion will be able to defend his title. shaima khalil, bbc news, melbourne. our correspondent guy de launey is in belgrade and he told us how people were reacting there. we have seen once again a rally outside the national assembly here in belgrade this afternoon, and that was people turning up in their hundreds to hear from novak djokovic's family. his mum, dad, and brother, and they were talking about their latest contacts with the world tennis number one. his brother was saying he was grateful for all of the support serbia was sending to him and was hoping for the right verdict from an independent judge. his mother said that he hasn't been getting breakfast. he said in prison he would at least