latest. plus, from georgia to maine, americans brace for a dangerous winter storm that could leave millions stranded and without power. details from the cnn weather center. serbian tennis star novak djokovic is spending the night in immigration detention in melbourne, once again, as he fights to stay in australia. now, this is video of him arriving there earlier, following his second visa cancellation. his appeal will be heard tomorrow by three judges in federal court. top-ranked player is hoping to get the visa restored in time to play that grand slam event, right, the australian open on monday. but he will have to defend against the claims that his presence could hurt australia s vaccination efforts. meantime, fellow tennis star rafael nadal spoke to cnn s phil black and said the focus should be on the sport, not jodjokovic. it s important to come back to tennis conversations, in my opinion. there s nobody in the history of our sport more important than the sport by i
of the afghan evacuation and no word on his fate a family s worst fears are over as they re reunited with their missing baby live from our studio in singapore this is bbc news. it s newsday. it s 8am in singapore, and ”am in melbourne where a court hearing has got under way to decide on novak djokovic s appeal against deportation from australia. there was a delay to the proceedings because of problems with the live online link. the men s tennis number one has been holed up in a government detention hotel in melbourne since he arrived in the country on wednesday. the australian government says he is not exempt from the requirement for visiting foreigners to be vaccinated. from melbourne, shaimaa khalil reports. for days, they ve been showing their solidarity on the streets of melbourne. no court appearance for novak djokovic, who is still in an immigration detention hotel six days after flying in. oh, man, i haven t slept since he s come off the plane. we re all sick
away from the beijing games. and lost in the chaos of the afghan evacuation and no word on his fate, a family s worst fears are over as they re reunited with their missing baby. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news it s newsday. it s 9:00 in the morning in singapore and 12:00pm in melbourne, where a court hearing has got underway to decide on novak djokovic s appeal against deportation from australia. there was a delay to the proceedings because of problems with the live online link. the men s tennis number one has been holed up in a government detention hotel in melbourne since he arrived in the country on wednesday. the australian government says he is not exempt from the requirement for visiting foreigners to be vaccinated. from melbourne, shaimaa khalil reports. for days, they ve been showing their solidarity on the streets of melbourne. no court appearance for novak djokovic, who is still in an immigration detention hotel six days after flying in. 0h, ma
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this is bbc news. it s newsday. it s 7am in singapore, and 10am in melbourne where a court hearing is just getting underway to decide on novak djokovic s appeal against deportation from australia. the men s tennis number one has been holed up in a government detention hotel in melbourne since he arrived in the country on wednesday.the australian government says he is not exempt from the requirement for visiting foreigners to be vaccinated. from melbourne, shaimaa khalil reports. for days, they ve been showing their solidarity on the streets of melbourne. no court appearance for novak djokovic, who is still in an immigration detention hotel six days after flying in. oh, man, i haven t slept since he s come off the plane. we re all sick to the stomach. it s a very unfortunate situation for australia, it s becoming very embarrassing. the prospect of djokovic s deportation has sparked a sporting and diplomatic storm, and today, former wimbledon champion andy murray weighed in,