one supermarket help to save that? a pudding fit for a queen a nationwide competition is launched to mark the platinum jubilee. abysmal arsenal. manager mikel arteta apologises after they re dumped out of the fa cup by championship side nottingham forest. good morning, a fairly cloudy start to the day. we have rain and drizzle in the west heading east through the day. the highest temperatures will be in the west as a result. all the details throughout the programme. it s monday, the 10th of january. overnight, novak djokovic s lawyers have spent hours challenging the australian government s decision to deport him. the world tennis number one has been held at an immigration hotel since his arrival ahead of the australian open, where djokovic will be hoping to win a record breaking 21st grand slam. so what s happened so far? novak djokovic landed at melbourne airport on wednesday, where he was dramatically denied entry into the country. djokovic is unvaccinated, but his legal
and the largest fossilized skeleton of its kind everfound in the uk a sea dragon, ten metres long and 250 million years old. and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel. after a weekend of fa cup shocks, can aston villa pull off an upset at manchester united, in the last of the third round ties? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. tennis world number one novak djokovic has been back on the tennis court today after a dramatic courtjudgment in australia meant he was free to leave the hotel where he had been detained since last week. he says he still wants to compete at the australian open despite the political row over whether he should have been allowed into australia. djokovic has confirmed he is unvaccinated against covid, but had a medical exemption to enter the country. at seven this morning, a judge in melbourne ruled that djokovic had not been given enough time to respond to the cancellation of his visa and gave border officials 30 minutes to relea
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seven years have been the warmest in recorded history. no backtrack of it made it onto the novak djokovic did make it onto the court. the player says he s focused on playing in the australian open but the legal battle continues with the possibility he could still be deported. let s have a look at these latest developments in detail. novak djokovic left an immigration hotel in melbourne on monday to the relief of his father. translation: in the and, he won. justice has widened. translation: in the and, he won. justice has widened. the translation: in the and, he won. justice has widened. the rule - translation: in the and, he won. justice has widened. the rule of. translation: in the and, he won. | justice has widened. the rule of law has one. djokovic s brother though was less enthusiastic when was asked what happened when djokovic got covid last year. ok so, uh, this press conference is adjourned at the moment. meanwhile the pepper spray has come out in melbourne as po
by attempting to climb snowdon. morning. starting off on a very cloudy note with some patchy rain and drizzle, the cloud will break through the day allowing sam chan to develop but as that happens further showers well as well. all the details throughout the programme. it s tuesday 3rd may. our main story. the un and red cross hope to oversee the evacuation of another group of civilians from a steel works plant in mariupol. there are hundreds of people still trapped inside the azovstal bunkers, including dozens of young children. ukrainian forces defending the site say russia is using planes, tanks and warship missiles to continue its bombardment. james reynolds has this report. imagine having to make your home in the depths of the nuclear bunker. hundreds of civilians, including about 20 children, remain deep under the azovstal steelworks in mariupol, alongside ukrainian soldiers. this underworld is the only refuge from russia s siege. on sunday, around 100 civilians managed