news came out that novak djokovic is essentially free to leave detention, that the decision by the australian government to revoke his visa has been overturned by the judge, everyone cheered his name and his nickname. nole. i have spoken to a number of them and the one question has always been, if he had been told that he had an exemption and this exemption was valid and he was led to believe he was ok to travel to australia, why was he turned back? this is one of the questions the judge asked himself, what more could that man have done? is what the judge anthony kelly asked when lawyers made their argument. the decision was also about the procedure, incorrect procedure according to thejudge, procedure, incorrect procedure according to the judge, when procedure, incorrect procedure according to thejudge, when he
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
representing the government has said, that they reserve the right to revoke his visa or attempt to again. thejudge rebutted revoke his visa or attempt to again. the judge rebutted that and said if thatis the judge rebutted that and said if that is the case he might not be allowed to come into australia the next three years so they could choose to do that but is there value in doing that? they have the right, will this be their next move? we don t know. as it stands, novak djokovic is free from detention and allowed to take part in the australian open and defend his title and go for a tenth. this is a tournament he has dominated. he is the king of melbourne park. now he has a few days to train and get back into the game as it were. and start what he came here to do, which is play tennis. what he came here to do, which is play tennis- what he came here to do, which is play tennis. fascinating to see how the next day play tennis. fascinating to see how the next day unfold. play tenni
tv, one of the big stories of the last few days or so, novak djokovic has won his appeal against the has won his appeal against decision to refuse him a visa. he will at the moment to be able to take part in the australian open which begins next monday. he the australian open which begins next monday- next monday. he will stay in australia next monday. he will stay in australia and next monday. he will stay in australia and had next monday. he will stay in australia and had his - next monday. he will stay in i australia and had his passport returned to him, and be released from detention immediately. we will bring all of the details they unfold. critical workers in england will be required to take daily covid 19 tests from today, to help reduce the spread of the virus. there have also been renewed calls for pregnant women to either get vaccinated or receive a booster. for more on both of those stories, and the rest of the day s health news, let s speak to one of our regular gps.
in a lagoon in rutland. it isa it is a cold start in some eastern areas with a touch of frost but that will not last. we have cloud, rain and drizzle in the west which is drifting east and we will all end up having a mild day for the time of year. all the details later. it s monday the 10th of january. we are reflecting on the news. in the last hour novak djokovic has won his appeal against deportation from australia, allowing him to stay in the country and compete at the australian open. the tennis number one was denied entry when he landed in melbourne last week, and was being held at an immigration hotel. does this now mean he will definitely play next week? in theory because there was never an issue in terms of whether he would