hello and welcome to bbc news. tennis world number one, novak djokovic has been taken back to the same immigration detention facility in melbourne where he was first held earlier this month, following the latest cancellation of his visa. his lawyers have appealed the decision with a hearing scheduled in the federal court on sunday morning local time. djokovic is still scheduled to play in the australian open in melbourne on monday. let s get more more now from melbourne. our correspondent, phil mercer, is there. back to where it all started? that s right. it is ten days or so since novak djokovic was detained at melbourne airport, his visa was cancelled and taken here to the park hotel, just a short distance from melbourne city centre. this is an immigration detention centre that also houses a silent seekers and refugees, hence the presence here of various campaigners. asylum seekers. we understand novak djokovic arrived in one of two white cars. the consensus among the ph
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