This area and the surrounding ones and they are trying to provide relief to the people and trying to rescue those people. but again, there is a forecast of more snow and rain. and it will depend on the weather conditions if they will be able to complete this mission tonight as they were hoping to do. goodness, thank you very much. she is keeping an eye on the situation from islamabad. travel firms say the demand for foreign holidays has started to recover following the relaxation of coronavirus travel rules across the uk. from this weekend, fully vaccinated travellers and under 18s arriving in the uk no longer need to take a pre departure lateral flow test. tim muffett has the details. it s been a brutal time for the travel industry. lockdowns and restrictions have meant that for almost two years huge numbers of holidays have been cancelled.
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Come to australia. he could come to australia and he could spend two weeks in quarantine, but he has come to australia hoping to become exempt for quarantine on the basis of tennis australia, which is contrary the advice given to tennis australia given by the relevant ministers. they have got themselves into a terrible mess. they have got themselves into a terrible mess. ., , ., , terrible mess. your understanding is that this is tennis terrible mess. your understanding is that this is tennis australia s - that this is tennis australia s mistake. they knew the rules, the new his position did not fit these rules and yet for some reason he was still given an exemption. he was told to come straight through and come to the australian open. figs told to come straight through and come to the australian open. as your re ort come to the australian open. as your report pointed come to the australian open. as your report pointed out, come to the australian open. as your report pointed ou
Or federal government rules? and until a decision is made about whether novak djokovic can remain in australia, the world no1 is still stuck in this immigration detention hotel, and in the middle of a huge controversy. this particular set of incidents, the victorian government was not briefed on the matter. in terms of how people got into the country, that s a matter for the federal government. last night his mother offered some reassurance. novak is, i think. he said he s 0k, but.| m not so sure. but he s mentally very stable, and he s waiting. that s what he can do, waiting until monday morning to see what they re going to decide. the tennis tournament is only a few days away, and what s normally one of the biggest highlights here is turning into a political and a diplomatic
About that. there is no way they could give him an exemption when exemptions have not been given to people who wanted to go to australia to see dying parents and, you know, injured relatives. there are all sorts of heart rendering stories about people not being able to see their relatives in australia, but those people i m not famous, so they don t get an exemption. and the world s number one tennis player, if he were to get an exemption, contrary to the rules, that would outrage people, there is no doubt about that. i would say 90% of the public are on the side of the government and the prime minister on this issue. fit, government and the prime minister on this issue. ., ~ , ., ., this issue. a former australia forei . n this issue. a former australia foreign minister this issue. a former australia foreign minister and - this issue. a former australia foreign minister and he - this issue. a former australia foreign minister and he wentj this issue. a former australia i foreign m