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australian open title or set the all-time grand slam record. it is the latest twist in a saga of djokovic s own creation frankly, which started all because he refused to get vaccinated for covid-19. paula hancocks is live in melbourne with the big breaking details. paula, good morning. all week we heard that the immigration minister was still deciding djokovic s case. what finally tipped the scales? reporter: well, laura, we know that the immigration minister did decide to revoke the visa once again, and already this case is back in court. it is 9:00 p.m. on a friday night, and just three hours after the immigration minister made that announcement that djokovic s visa would be revoked, they are back in court. it is a directions hearing. judge anthony kelly, the same judge who back on monday reinstated djokovic s visa, is now looking at proceedings. this hearing is basically to decide what the next steps will be, and if there is a case to be heard. and if there will be anoth
now, what is left of mariupol and the surrounding areas is reported to already be under russian control. the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has called the situation in that city inhuman. he says that the unrelenting russian assault makes any negotiations with russia unlikely. take a listen. the situation in mariupol remains as severe as possible, just inhuman. this is what the russian federation did, deliberately did, and deliberately continues to destroy cities. russia is deliberately trying to destroy everyone who is there in mariupol. now, russian forces have stepped up their attacks in eastern ukraine ahead of what is expected to be a major offensive. officials say two civilians were killed and 18 injured in a cruise missile strike in the north eastern city of kharkiv. we re also hearing reports of constant shelling in the region. the strikes follow the sinking of that russian warship in the black sea. now, the latest shipment of military aid from the u.s. ha
we re glad to as mentioned on fox & friends. we re waiting pope francis to give his easter blessing. so happy to have you with us on this day of hope, a day of renewal and day of forgiveness. rachel: we think of the resurrection, the meaning of why we re on earth, our salvation, i ve been thinking a lot this morning about christians persecuted around the world. christianity remains the most persecutorred religion in the world. a special prayer for all of those in china, in africa, in you know, all kinds of places around the world. in cuba for example. people who cannot do as we re doing openly celebrate the resurrection of christ. pete: a wonderful point. something to contemplate today, especially with a world so much awry. the fact we can sit on a couch and profess the name of jesus christ we take for granted. so many places they cannot. beautiful images from vatican city. we believe the spoke will speak. there will be real-time english translation we will bring as well. a