hours from now, an australian court will rule on whether serbian tennis star novak djokovic can remain in australia to compete in the australian open. the 34-year-old received a letter from tennis australia said he had a medical exemption after testing positive for covid last month, but the australian government canceled his visa after border agents determined his exemption was invalid. paula hancocks is live outside the facility where djokovic is detained. paula, what s the latest? boris, we are hearing new information and know there have been some concessions made to the world tennis star and know he has been allowed, for example, gluten-free foods and some exercise equipment, but he has, according to his lawyers,
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