djokovic. he is not responsible for the decisions that had been made and not responsible for the fact people could not see their families. he could not see their families. he could perhaps have shown more empathy to that. he is always talking about to be more liked and it will be interesting to see how that plays out at the australian open but for him it should be the end of the story but something tells me as far as the australian government concern yes, one thing is certain a lot of people will be watching the tournament closely. iardfe watching the tournament closely. we can go to our correspondent outside the court in melbourne. iardfhat can go to our correspondent outside the court in melbourne. the court in melbourne. what is the reaction there? the court in melbourne. what is the reaction there? a the court in melbourne. what is the reaction there? a huge the court in melbourne. what is the reaction there? a huge eruption - the court in melbourne. what is the reaction the
significant will that really gets back on court? he significant will that really gets back on court? significant will that really gets back on court? , . back on court? he will be heading straiaht to back on court? he will be heading straight to melbourne back on court? he will be heading straight to melbourne park, - back on court? he will be heading straight to melbourne park, it - back on court? he will be heading i straight to melbourne park, it would not see surprise me if he turns up tonight to hit the ball around. it s notjust tonight to hit the ball around. it s not just that he tonight to hit the ball around. it s notjust that he wasn t on court for the last four days, he was in a hotel, converted into a detention centre. he hasn t had his usual diet or exercise regime, he hasn t has his trainers with him, this is a pretty dramatic pause in his preparations. not only for a grand slam but for a grand slam in which he is chasing a 21st major title. if anyone can do it, novak
good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and nina warhurst. our headlines today. novak djokovic wins his appeal against deportation from australia, and will be released from immigration detention. from the courts to the court, his attention now turns to the australian open. djokovic will now be able to defend his title in melbourne as he tries to claim that record 21st grand slam. at least 19 people, including 9 children, die in a fire at an apartment block in new york city. the government will unveil a package of measures to help more people caught up in the cladding crisis. i will speak to campaigners in manchester who fear they will still face unaffordable bills. one of the greatest finds in british history. the fossilised remains of a giant sea dragon are found
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