on the israel gaza war. international pressure mounts on israel to reduce civilian casualties. the us secretary of defense, lloyd austin, is in israel, where he s expected to meet officials later. we ve been seeing smoke on the gaza skyline again this morning. it comes as the uk, france, and germany step up global calls for a ceasefire. britain s former defence secretary, ben wallace, has warned that israel risks losing its legal and moral authority for its war in gaza. in a newspaper article, he described israel s tactics as crude and indiscriminate . the hamas run health authority in gaza says israeli air strikes have killed at least 110 people in a single day in the jabalia refugee camp. we re also following the latest from the un security council it s due to convene later today, to disucss the humanitarian situation in gaza. to disucss the humanitarian it s expected to look at a new draft resolution calling on israel and hamas to allow greater humanitarian access to th
so scott morrison saw a chance to make some political capital out of this and i don t think that s a particularly controversial point of view here in serbia. guy de launey in belgrade. let s talk to the immigration lawyer, daniel estrin, in perth. thank you for your time today. just take us through your analysis of the ruling from thejudge. take us through your analysis of the ruling from the judge. the take us through your analysis of the ruling from thejudge. the ruling in favour of novak djokovic, largely on a point of procedure, i understand? indeed. so it s important to know that the ruling was made essentially after doubling down and aggressively fighting the decision, they conceded in the end the decision was unreasonable. that mr djokovic did not get enough time to answer the case and therefore the decision should be quashed. what is remarkable and quite extraordinary in the case is the final comments by the minister s lawyers, no doubt
medical exemption, it would never have allowed this kind of anger to foster, so i didn t see any regret about tweeting that out in the first place and everywhere he goes, this will be a big spotlight on him. he has made a rod for his own back. thank you, george belshaw. here in the uk pressure is mounting on borisjohnson, as the row over parties held in downing street while england was in lockdown intensifies. calls for him to resign from within his own party are growing as our political correspondent iain watson reports. borisjohnson is under more pressure this weekend over the reports of parties and gatherings in downing street during lockdown. mps have been hearing the views from their voters and it doesn t sound good for the prime minister. this is a former government minister, tim loughton. he is the sixth conservative mp to call for borisjohnson to go. he said his constituents were troubled, angered or appalled and, writing on his facebook page, he said that
minister alex hawke s intervention. thejudges have minister alex hawke s intervention. the judges have said minister alex hawke s intervention. thejudges have said it is not about the woods wisdom about what alex hawke decided but whether he did what he did was legal, whether he had the powers to remove novak djokovic and it seems they have come down very much on that side of things. down very much on that side of thins. ., ~ ,, down very much on that side of thins. . ,, i. , , , down very much on that side of thins. ., ~ , , , ., , things. thank you, guy de launey in belarade. things. thank you, guy de launey in belgrade- we things. thank you, guy de launey in belgrade. we will things. thank you, guy de launey in belgrade. we will continue - things. thank you, guy de launey in belgrade. we will continue to i things. thank you, guy de launey in belgrade. we will continue to get i belgrade. we will continue to get reactions in the remaining bluebells of activist. the news co
so, what awaits him is infamy, embarrassment or humiliation, may be a combination of those three things, but the key fact is, novak djokovic has lost this last ditch appeal to stay in australia, and he will not be competing here at melbourne park, when the first grand slam of the year begins on monday. so, in a few hours time, the crowds and players will be here but novak djokovic won t be. we can go live now to our correspondent guy de launey in belgrade. what reaction has there been? nobody is sa in: what reaction has there been? nobody is saying this what reaction has there been? nobody is saying this is what reaction has there been? nobody is saying this is a what reaction has there been? nobody is saying this is a moment what reaction has there been? nobody is saying this is a moment of what reaction has there been? nobody is saying this is a moment of infamy i is saying this is a moment of infamy and embarrassment for novak djokovic, but rather they are saying it is a m