it was emotional, and i am so happy we had roger, novak, rafa, some of the greats getting behind it, and awareness is growing around the world and i think we are doing all we can to overcome this.” the world and i think we are doing all we can to overcome this. i was happy to help and lent my time all my money, for that matter, and it was a pleasure to be here tonight with nick and to do my fair share. fullback stuart hogg will captain scotland for this year‘s six nations. he replaces stuart mcinally who led the team at the world cup. with 72 caps, he‘s the most experienced player in gregor townsend‘s 38 man squad for the championship. after missing out on the world cup, there are also recalls for hquones and rory hutchinson. good news for tottenham fans as spurs have signed midfielder jedson fernandes on loan from benfica for an initial 18 months. the club do have the option to make the move permanent. he won the portuguese title last season and isjose mourinho‘s first signing as tottenham boss. former england striker eni aluko has announced her retirement from football at

the prize of playing novak djokovic was waiting, but he couldn't find a way through. watson is up against the 16th seed. dart faces the formidable prospect of the wimbledon women's champion simon halep. let's talk cricket. the final test in south africa is on friday and all eyes will be onjoffre archer. 2-1 up in series, so england wa nt archer. 2-1 up in series, so england want all their quick bowlers available and jofra archer should be available and jofra archer should be available for that final test in johannesburg on friday. one of the stars of last summer, many thought they would miss it during the series but they have won matches without him, archer missing the last two because of an elbow injury. that fourth and final test is coming up later in the week. assistant coach graham thorpe said the signs were good for archer. pole bold well today. he bowled six or seven overs. so he is getting his rhythm. he has suffered with his elbow in the last couple of weeks. but we will see how he plays tomorrow. briton's chris froome will make his return to competitive cycli

he sets up a meeting now with novak djokovic in the semifinals of the australia open. and inter milan have completed the signing of christian eriksen from totte n ha m signing of christian eriksen from tottenham for a fee of £17 million. i will be back with more on those stories at 4:30pm. nicholas parsons, the host of radio 4's comedy panel showjust a minute, has died at the age of 96. he chaired the show for more than 50 years. one of its regular panellists, gyles brandreth, described him as a ‘consummate professional‘ who never stopped working. our media correspondent david sillito looks back at a long life and career: welcome tojust a minute. he was the chairman ofjust a minute on radio 4 for more than 50 years. and now, from norwich... and he was the quizmaster on sale of the century for 12 years. hello, and welcome to the sale of the century. it's the quiz of the week... i‘m proud of the fact that i helped create a huge success. you don‘t buck success. i‘m proud of that fact. but i don‘t want to be remembered just for sale of the century. i want to s

federer, novak djokovic and nadal. there have been impressive displays at melbourne park, and hoping to achieve an eighth australian title, that would be a record. we will see how sunday plays out. we have the women's final to come on saturday. sofia kenin against muguruza. muguruza, a former french open champion and a wimbledon title to her name as well. but sofia kenin with impressive performances from last year, carrying those into this year's tournament. and there's news of british success too — jordanne whiley has won the women's wheelchair doubles with yui kamiji and alfie hewett and gordon reid won the men's wheelchair doubles. hewitt was emotional at the end lifting that trophy — because he won't be able to defend that title next year due to a change in disabilty classifications. also jamie murray is through to the mixed doubles final, alongside his partner bethany mattek sands. jamie murray's chasing an eighth gra nslam doubles title. today we've heard from england ahead of their six nations opener against

goffin actually beat novak djokovic at the last time they played. but on grass, the defending champion ina played. but on grass, the defending champion in a very different proposition. he took the first set 6-4, the proposition. he took the first set 6—4, the second 6—0, dismantling david goffin in that second set. 1—0 ahead in the third. novak djokovic looking likely to book his place in another wimbledon semifinal. on court number one, pella is playing bautista agut. it is worth pointing out that bautista agut is the only one in the quarterfinals who hasn't yet dropped a set in these championships, and as things stand, he is on course not to do so once again. 7—5 in the first set and he has a break in the second. he will be serving when play resumes in the middle of that second set. but as things stand, bautista agut looking like he will go on to face novak djokovic in the semifinals. what is coming up later? well, the other two of those big names, roger federer will be next on centre court against nishikori, a player with brilliant shotma

and novak djokovic, he is out there, i can assure you , novak djokovic, he is out there, i can assure you, there he is serving. he is 5—3 up. looking confident and hoping to win back—to—back wimbledon titles, just as he did in 2014 and 2015. and with roger federer to come as well, it is a bumper day. well in progress now, and all eyes on those matches. of course, johanna konta we hope as the remaining hope in the singles for the brits this year, she can book a place in the quarterfinals. before, of course, andy moray and serena williams to come in the doubles tomorrow. and you can of course keep across all the action from sw19 via bbc.co.uk/tennis. live feeds, radio and text commentary so you won‘t miss a shot. the tour de france headed moved from belgium to france on stage 3 today with frenchmanjulian alaphillipe (00v)he launched an attack has taken the lead of the race. he launched an attack 16 kilometres from the end and will wear the leader‘s yellow jersey for the first time in his career. geraint thomas finished in the peloton although interestingly lost 5 seconds to hi

the deal is said to be worth 12. 5 million. million. after victory over novak djokovic yesterday. he beat david goffin today. today. 30. it's cutting 13,000 jobs around the world. in the telecoms sector. the cuts will be made. it is interesting. and we will cut them out. in a way it is damning of the chief executive. if it is true, why did you not do it a long time ago? compulsory redundancies. some in that natural attrition rate. out digital services. been carrying too much weight. on this very carefully. but they cannot rule them out. at bt, who told me what challenges the telecoms giant faces today. history, has some inertia and what is what bt has got. is what bt has got. and it has to give the control of service allocations to the customer. service allocations to the customer. that direction, they have to push for that kind of service capability. £28 million. values sheeran's fortune at £80 million. is worth an estimated £820 million. joining me now is robert watts who puts together the rich list. let us talk about ed sheeran happen, is a fantastic amount of money. is a fa

four—time champion novak djokovic is knocked out of the toronto masters in the third round by greece's 19—year—old stefanos tsitsipas. and turkish delight in berlin, as 200m world champion ramil guliyev adds the european title to his collection. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start in missouri at the us pga championship, with gary woodland the one stroke leader after the opening round at bellerive. the american carded a 6—under first round of 64 in the year's final major and leads compatriot rickie fowler by a stroke,

coming up on this programme: defending men's champion novak djokovic breezes through his opening match at the us open. but in the women's draw a former champion is out, as angelique kerber loses to kristina mladenovic. saudi arabian's al nassr hold a 2—1 lead over qatar's al sadd after the first leg of their asian champions league quarterfinal. and romelu lukaku scores on debut for inter as they win their opening serie a match against lecce. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start with the tennis news from the opening day of this year's final grand slam, the us open, in new york. world number one and defending champion novak djokovic booked his place in the second round with victory over spaniard roberto carballes baena. the serb, a three—time champion, won 6—4, 6—1, 6—4 to kick—off the defence of his title at flushing meadows.

but rafa nadal wins a five set thriller to set up a semi—final against novak djokovic. croatia are into their first look at final after they eat england 2—1 in their semi—final. they needed an extra time winner to ensure that they and not england, will play france in the final. croatia have done it the hard way, extra time was

we start with tennis, and the news that novak djokovic is through to the quarter—finals of the french open after a straight—sets victory over spain's fernando verdasco. the 31—year—old serb, seeded 20th, has reached the last eight at roland garros for a 12th time, an open era record, as he continues his comeback following an injury riddled past 12 months.

novak djokovic drops just four games en route to the second round of the italian open. welcome to the programme. 2a hours on from the conclusion of a triumphant season, a chance for manchester city to celebrate. tens of thousands of supporters lined the city's streets to greet the premier league champions. pep guardiola's title—winning squad enjoyed an open top bus parade, to acknowledge a record breaking season. among those in attendance, our sports correspondent, andy swiss.

dominic thiem beats novak djokovic to guarantee a semifinal spot at the world tour finals. roger federer grabs his first win by beating italy's matteo berrettini and makes his final group game very interesting. and we'll show you how italy's assunta legnante won a second gold at the world para athletics championships. welcome along, wherever you're tuned in around the world. who predicted this, then? a group containing novak djokovic and roger federer and after playing both of them — it's dominic thiem who's already through to the last four at the world tour finals in london. he followed up sunday's win over federer with a dramatic win over djokovic in the last few hours. paul frostick reports. this was the day that austrian dominic thiem would now prove he is a top layer on all surfaces. not many can take novak djokovic all the way, and in a dramatic first is that, it looked as though this would play out as standard,

thiem beat former world number 1 novak djokovic in the last 16 yesterday. that's all the sport for now. people in salisbury have been warned there could still be dangerous levels of the nerve agent in the city, following the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter last month. residents have been told that nine locations need to be decontaminated. there's been frustration that parts of the city have still not been re—opened — and specialists say work to clean up the sites may take months. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford. almost seven weeks on from the salisbury poisoning, the city is still sprinkled with no—go areas, cordoned—off zones where scientists fear there could still be hotspots of the deadly novichok nerve agent. that's an assumption. it's also one that we've tested in some cases, and we do know that there are hotspots like that around. so we have to make those assumptions that some of the hotspots we've still got to find. the nine no—go areas include detective sergeant nick bailey's house, the central police sta

novak d'okovic sa s the the financials. novak d'okovic says the position h the financials. novak d'okovic says the position of h the financials. novak djokovic says the position of the - the financials. novak djokovic says the position of the wta. the financials. novak djokovic| says the position of the wta is very bold and very courageous, adding that peng shuai's well—being is of the utmost importance to the world of tennis. american former number one billiejean king tweeted: the international olympic committee had a video call with peng shuai last month and said she was safe and well, with the beijing winter olympics and paralympics around the corner, the ioc has been accused of putting its interests over the safety of athletes. china is yet to respond to the wta decision, but it is clear the questions about peng shuai aren't going away. courtney bembridge, bbc news. i've been speaking to ben rothenberg who is an american sports writer who covers tennis and also co—hosts a tennis podcast, no challenges remaining. i asked for his reaction to the suspension of tourname

federer‘s last competitive match was against novak djokovic in last year's semifinals in melbourne. the 20—time grand slam winner says being fit for wimbledon and the tokyo olympics in the summer is now his priority. australia have it all to do to avoid defeat against india in the second test in melbourne after the tourists dominated day three. after bowling india out for 326, austalia trailed by 131 on the first innings. they looked to be going steady when they reached 71 for 2, but then lost 4 quick wickets, collapsing to 99 for 6. an unbroken 34—run stand between cameron green and pat cummins helped them to 133 without further loss at the close, leading by only two runs. india with a big chance of winning the game and levelling up the four match series. now to centurion where south africa were bowled out for 621 in their first innings on the third day of their first test against sri lanka, a lead of 225. faf du plessis was outjust short of his double century. sri lanka closed on 65 for two, still 160 runs behind with 8 wickets remaining. that's all the sport for now. a 5—ye

novak djokovic says he is "terribly disappointed" to postpone his return to tennis on the advice of his medical team. the former world number was due to make his comeback in abu dhabi from the one hasn't played since he was forced to withdraw from his wimbledon quarter final against thomas berdych with an elbow injury. as you've probably seen from the weather forecast, snow, sleet and ice have hit the country this morning and the first sporting casualty is the racing at doncaster today which has been called off because of a heavy overnight frost and morning snow. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. the royal college of gps is asking patients to consider alternatives before making an appointment with their family doctor — such as consulting websites — to try to help ease the pressure on over—stretched surgeries. ben ando has the details. the season of goodwill can also be a time of bad health, and that means overcrowded surgeries, busy doctors, and a tough time for the nhs. now the royal college of gps is urging people to think twice and take three steps

the briton was a last minute replacement for novak djokovic who has had to delay his return from an elbow problem. murray lost the first four games, never looked at his physical best and ended up losing the set 6—2. this was murray's first competitive match since wimbledon. djokovic meanwhile could be a doubt for the australian open. liverpool managerjurgen klopp says it was "not nice" paying £75 million for the southampton defender virgil van dyck, but there was little choice. the dutchman will become the world's most expensive defender when the transfer window opens next month. klopp emphasised how much prices have spiralled over the past 6 months. it doesn't mean that all transfers will now be in this category, but it's the same like it was before, half a year ago, i think it was a big transferfor half a year ago, i think it was a big transfer for an offensive player. now we have a big transfer for a defensive player and it's around about a third of it as it a lwa ys around about a third of it as it always was. and this's it. it's not nice, it's not nice, but that's the market, that

the briton was a last—minute replacement for novak djokovic, who has had to delay his return from an elbow problem. murray lost the first four games, not looking his physical best, and ended up looking his physical best, and ended up losing the set 6—2. it was his first competitive match since wimbledon. djokovic, meanwhile, could be a doubt for the australian open. another sensational performance from jamie lewis at the world darts championship in alexandra palace. he is through to the semifinals after whitewashing darren webster 5—0. he had a ready beaten the second seed peter wright to reach the quarterfinals and will now face phil taylor or gary anderson in the last four. they are playing shortly. news on that match and all the rest of the sport in sportsday at half past ten. police investigating the death of a woman in north london over the christmas period have renewed their appeal for information from the public. the body of iuliana tudos — who was 22 and originally from moscow, but had lived in london for some years — was discovered on wednesday in finsbury park. poli

speculation continues to build, over whether the australian open champion novak djokovic, will play at the first major of the year in melbourne. fellow serb dusan lajovic has said the world number one is unsure if he'll make the tournament, due to start in just over two weeks. djokovic has already withdrawn from the serbian team taking part at the atp cup in sydney this weekend. the 3a—year—old, who's won a record nine australian open men's titles, has repeatedly declined to say if he's been vaccinated for covid—19, a requirement demanded by organisers at melbourne park, unless given an exemption. he saidi he said i am not coming to the atp cup and they will see about the australian open. he did not specify if he is coming or not but he is waiting for the decision. he kept in touch with all of us and as i said, it was a last—minute decision, the australian open is still uncertain for us and i do not the information. i think that will come in the next couple of days or whenever the deadline is. we don't know right now. hopefully he will be there and be able to play the grand sla

let's start with the scenes at the australian open — where fans had to leave their seats, with novak djokovic's match still ongoing, as a five day local lockdown came into force at midnight in melbourne. the new measures mean there will be no spectators allowed at the tournament until wednesday at the earliest, as the state of victoria deals with a new outbreak of coronavirus. tournament director craig tiley says the players wanted to continue to play. play will continue. the players will compete in a bubble form, not too similar to what they've been doing right throughout the year. in fact, this was the first event that they played in front of crowds, now for the next five days, they will continue to play and continue to compete. well, the defending champion novak djokovic had his match against taylor fritz stopped for 10 minutes, while fans were told to leave the arena — and when djokovic resumed, he survived an injury scare to battle past the american and move into the last 16 of the competition. the world number one took the opening two sets but then struggled with an injury to

well despite the small interuption to his match with fans leaving — the men's defending champion novak djokovic battled through an injury to beat american taylor fritz in five sets at the australian open. djokovic took the opening two sets before struggling with an injury to his right side — that really restricted his movement. the american won the next two sets — before the world number one dug in to clinch it. he was unsure how his fitness and injury will stand up. as he's due to play milos raonic next an easier progression for serena williams in her bid for a 24th grand slam title — through to the fourth round. she beat russia's anastasia pota—pova, in straight sets. england have made four changes, to the squad for their second test against india, which starts tomorrow. jimmy anderson is rested after that starring role in the first test. jos buttler has returned home and jofra archer is injured. stuart broad and ben foakes come in, as does moeen ali in place of dom bess who's been dropped.... in my heart, we are leaning toward some playing but were looking at the big picture

well the reigning men's champion novak djokovic is out on court at the moment. he's two sets to one up on the canadian milos raonic, as he goes for his third consecutive australian open title and what would be a ninth overall. today's game between aston villa and arsenal in the women's super league is off, because of a frozen pitch. the two other games today are going ahead as planned as it stands, including the leaders chelsea at bristol city. meanwhile four games in the premier league today too. southampton playing wolves in the early kick off and it's southampton who have the lead — danny ings with a thumping volley. they're just under way in the second half at st mary's and wolves have just got an equaliser. ruben neves with a penalty. 1-1. celtic also under way against stjohnston in the scottish premiership. neil lennon's side are 21 points behind leaders rangers at kick off. they're just into the second half and stjohnstone have taken the lead thanks to shaun rooney — it's 1—0 there. it's ireland against france in the six nations today. france are ma

next, to the australian open tennis where the world number one novak djokovic has needed all of his battling qualities again to reach the quarter finals. to reach the quarterfinals. he was taken to four sets by milos raonic, but in the end djokovic came through fairly comfortably, 7-6, 4-6, 6-1, 6-4. djokovic said if it wasn't a grand slam he would most likely have retired from the tournament after suffering a side strain on court in the third round, but he'll now play alex zverev in the last eight. but he'll now play alex zverev the world number three, dominic thiem, won't bejoining him in the last eight though — he was beaten emphatically by bulgaria's grigor dimitrov in straight sets. naomi 0saka saved two match points as she sealed her place in the quarterfinals. she was taken to three sets by the former wimbledon champion garbine muguruza, who was then serving for the match, but 0saka broke back and won four straight games in that decider to win 4—6, 6—4, 7—5. 0saka's going for a fourth grand slam title and what would be her second in melbourne. and serena williams is also throu

and on the bbc sport website, there�*s news of novak djokovic�*s fourth round win at tennis�*s australian open. reeta. that�*s it. we�*re back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one it�*s time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news. let�*s return to the news that the government says that everyone in england in the first four priority groups has now been offered a coronavirus vaccine. that group includes everybody over the age of 70, and those classed as "clinically extremely vulnerable". it comes as, across the uk, 15 million people have now received their first dose of the vaccine. from tomorrow, roll—out is now being expanded to include over—65s, and those deemed clinically vulnerable. it�*s ten weeks since the firstjab was given. and chris hopson, the chief executive of nhs providers, has been giving his reaction to today�*s news. these ten weeks have been the busiest in the nhs�* 72—year history. we have had to set up a nationwide network of fully staffed vaccination centres. we have had to do it when the weather has been against us, and we

serbia's novak djokovic has taken tennis to another level. but when he landed in australia injanuary, bidding to become the most successful men's player ever, he sparked one of the biggest controversies in the history of the sport. australia cancelled his visa — twice. protests, a diplomatic stand—off, and an international

with and beating three of the greatest talents to ever play the game, in roger federer, rafa nadal and novak djokovic. the pressures he's had to deal with, i'm not sure that any other athlete and — or even team have had to deal with the pressures and expectations that he was under to achieve those grand slams. it was here on centre court that andy murray became that rarest of things — a british champion at wimbledon, not once, but twice, and in doing so achieved legendary status. it has become hard to imagine this place without him, but we now know he may never grace this court again. either way, he will be remembered for a lot more than just tennis. one of the first high—profile tennis players to employ a female coach, murray consistently campaigned for equality in the sport. something he was praised for today by one of the game's legendary figures, billiejean king, who called him a champion on and off the court. the incomparable andy murray. such was his popularity, murray the only person to win sports personality of the year three times. not bad for a boy with a dream from dunblane,

once again, the government has decided they want to deport novak djokovic. once again, it's up to a judge whether or not he stays or goes. he will then be accompanied to an immigration detention hotel, possibly the one that he had stayed in before. but now this australian open, two days away, has turned from a sporting highlight to a point of contention politically and diplomatically. shaimaa khalil. and if we get more on that court case in the next half hour, we will bring it to you here on bbc news. downing street has apologised to buckingham palace, after it emerged two parties were held at number 10 the night before the duke of edinburgh's funeral, last april. a spokesman for borisjohnson said it was "deeply regrettable that the events took place at a time of national mourning". covid rules had meant indoor mixing was banned, but reports suggest there was drinking and dancing at the parties into the early hours. the prime minister didn't attend either party, but the latest disclosures have amplified calls for him to resign. with the very latest, here's o

just moments ago, the immigration minister has cancelled novak djokovic's visa... it's a story that made headlines here in australia and around the world. for days, novak djokovic has been on the courts training, and now the government has finally announced its decision. the tennis star's visa has been cancelled again, and for the second time, he faces deportation from australia. in his statement, the country's immigration minister alex hawke said... the prime minister scott morrison said the sacrifices australians made throughout the pandemic should be protected. mr morrison's government has faced heavy criticism for allowing the unvaccinated player into australia in the first place while the country struggled with a spike in covid—19 case numbers. they made a pretty mess of it, they did, but now i think they corrected it. it is unfortunate if novak won't be playing in the tournament. it's a pretty big loss. yeah, i think if everybody else has to follow the rules, why can't he? and obviously, he thought he was above it all. the australian open is only a couple o

four times to novak djokovic and wants to roger federer. i obviously feel pretty confident after the way the last season finished. and i do love it here, i love the conditions. i have played really well here over the yea rs played really well here over the years and have not managed to obviously get over the final hurdle. but yeah, i think i'm in a decent position. i think i have a chance to win. newcastle eagles have won the british basketball cup, beating the glasgow rocks. the eagles were 15 points ahead at half—time and held on to their advantage in the last two quarters. 91, —— 91—83 the final score. newcastle become the first tea m score. newcastle become the first team to win it three years in a row. earlier, the manchester mystics won the inaugural women's bb cook. —— pbl cup. 0n the subject of manchester, manchester united have levelled. the zlatan ibrahimovic with a header. it is 1—1. not long left. much more on sports day at 6:30pm. now the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us t

rafa nadal, serena williams, roger federer and novak djokovic all helped to raise over £2.5 million. jofra archer looks set to miss out on the third test against south africa, which starts in port elizabeth tomorrow, after failing to fully recover from an elbow injury which saw him miss the win in cape town last week. england won't name their team until the toss tomorrow, with chris woakes and mark wood vying replace the injured james anderson. with the series delicately poised at 1—1 with two tests to play, it will make it is really important that that we do not live off that victory for the rest of the store. after exceeded and make sure that we ta ke after exceeded and make sure that we take this opportunity and we drive it home and after the first innings, when we got opportunities to do that, we are excellent added. ireland have named fly half jonny sexton as their new captain for the six nations. he takes over from rory best following his retirement despite being an injury doubt for the championship, having not played since december for leinster because of a knee problem. whi

it feels like the endgame now for novak djokovic. the australian open haven�*t done him any favours pencilling him in on monday because he is the defending champion. he has no wriggle room if he loses this case. it seems like it is black and white now. if he does lose the case, he is getting out of the country. they will have to withdraw from the main draw. you�*ll probably never play the australian open back again because he will face a three—year ban. if he wins his case, he will probably have just over 2a hours to get ready for that defence of his title at park and to a crowd that i don�*t want him there, potentially. as your packages have sort of projected. a lot of people in australia will be in happy if he is to stay unvaccinated, given all the difficulties we�*ve had over the past ten days. as i say, his biggest challenge to this australian defence might come in this court case overnight in melbourne. how might come in this court case overnight in melbourne. how much is at stake here — overnight in melbourne. how m

novak djokovic is back in detention. earlier today, he was at his lawyer's office while a procedural online hearing was taking place. we have a bit of clarity now about what to expect for sunday's hearing. we know it is going to be a full bench of three judges and we know that his legal team is going to challenge alex hawke, the immigration minister's, decision to revoke his visa. we understand from legal documents that were released later today that the immigration minister chose to cancel novak djokovic's visa because, according to him, the presence of the unvaccinated of the unvaccinated athlete could provoke anti—vaccination sentiments. the legal team says this is invalid, it's irrational, and deporting him could actually cause the very thing that the government is trying to avoid. remember, this is a very tight timeframe. the australian open is set to start on monday, and today we've heard from tennis star rafael nadal, who says this is not just about novak djokovic. tennis keeps going. and the australian open is

we have been told is that novak| have been told is that novak djokovic will remain at his lawyers until two o'clock in the afternoon local time, it is midday here now, so the expectation is in a couple of hours, he may well be put into immigration, a judge may decide that you can stay in his other accommodation after he was detained at melbourne airport about 1.5 weeks ago he was brought here to an immigration detention hotel quite close to the centre of melbourne. he may be brought back here. we don't know. what we do know is there was a brief preliminary hearing in court today, essentially a procedural matter dealing with administrative items ahead of a full appealfor novak administrative items ahead of a full appeal for novak djokovic against the decision by australia's immigration minister alex hawke to cancel his fees are and that will take place on sunday morning —— visa. today, if you like, to use a tennis term, is a bit of a warm up for the main event tomorrow. a warm up for the main event tomorrow— tomorrow. but it is going to the wire and _ tomorrow. but it is going to t

novak djokovic�*s legal team once again try to stop his deportation from australia, after his visa is cancelled for a second time. one of borisjohnson�*s ministers calls his behaviour "unacceptable" after downing street apologised to the queen after number 10 staff lockdown parties on the eve of prince philip's funeral. the us accuses russia of planning to create a pretext to justify invading ukraine. how scientists looking into why space travel makes astronauts anaemic when they return to earth may help bedridden patients in intensive care. i will let you say greenlight. greenlight. and we meet mr beast — the man who made almost $54 million last year and has topped the youtube rich list. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the unvaccinated worls bumber one tennis star novak djokovic is again facing detention in australia after his visa was revoked for a second time. his lawyers are appealing to the federal court and the matter will be heard on sunday morning local time. djokovic is still scheduled to play in the australian open in melbourne on monday. o

phil mercer with the latest on the novak djokovic appeal. a uk government minister has criticised borisjohnson�*s behaviour as "unacceptable" and said he must run downing street in a "very different way." guy opperman broke ranks after number ten apologised to the queen for two lockdown parties held by staff on the eve of her husband's funeral. the prime minister didn't attend either party, but the latest disclosures have amplified calls for him to resign. separately, the former head of the government unit which drew up covid rules has said sorry for having leaving drinks while restrictions were in force. here's our political correspondent ben wright. it was a moment of national mourning. flags flying at half—mast in honour of prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. but inside number 10, on the evening of april 16 last year, two parties took place. there was drink and music at a time covid restrictions on indoor mixing in england were in place. restrictions the queen followed at the funeral of her husband the following day. when i heard ab

we understand novak djokovic arrived in one of two white cars. the consensus among the photographers and camera crews is that novak djokovic was inside one of those vehicles. there were a few police officers and other security guards. windows were tinted and it was pretty chaotic but we do understand that novak djokovic is back in detention and first thing on a sunday morning, a full appeal into that cancellation of his visa will begin. so this long—running saga still has a few more chapters to run. extraordinary turn of events. _ chapters to run. extraordinary turn of events. he _ chapters to run. extraordinary turn of events. he is - chapters to run. extraordinary turn of events. he is in - chapters to run. extraordinary turn of events. he is in a - turn of events. he is in a single room, not allowed to leave the hotel. what are conditions like?— leave the hotel. what are conditions like? not great according _ conditions like? not great according to _ conditions like? not great according to other- conditions like? not great i according to o

we want novak djokovic to play! and while some of djokovic�*s supporters gathered to back him, there has been little sympathy for the tennis player. i do feel that to make a statement that we are sticking by what we have been calling for the last two years, i feel it is best for djokovic to probably sit this one out. i hope that the government and the judges hold their ground and say, you don't want to get a vaccination and you don't want to follow our rules, then you can't come in. when novak djokovic�*s visa was revoked the first time, he was held here at this immigration detention hotel. more than a week later, he's back. only two days before he is meant to compete in the australian open and defend his title, this is where he will be spending the night. and when he does get out on sunday, it won't be to go to practice — he will be in his lawyer's office while a court decides his fate. his rival rafael nadal said the grand slam is not just about djokovic. so if he is playing, the australian open will be a gr

world number one novak djokovic issued a list of six demands including reduced isolation and relocation of players to private houses with practice courts. there has been a — houses with practice courts. there has been a list _ houses with practice courts. there has been a list of _ houses with practice courts. there has been a list of demands - houses with practice courts. there has been a list of demands for - houses with practice courts. there has been a list of demands for the answer is no end that is very clearly laid out beforehand, so the notion there has been any change or people were not briefed, i think that argument really has no integrity whatsoever and don't just take my word for it, you have other players in other forums take my word for it, you have other players in otherforums making it very clear that they were clear on the rules. ., ., very clear that they were clear on the rules. ., . , ., very clear that they were clear on the rules. . ., y., , , ., the rules. that all your support for now, the rules. that all your support for now. more — the rules. that all your

and in the next hour a shock exit for the defending champion novak djokovic at the australian open tennis. he's beaten in five sets by the world number 117 denis istomin of uzbekistan. and british sailor alex thomson heads towards a second place finish in one of the toughest yacht races in the world. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has outlined her vision of a "truly global britain" during an address to business leaders at the world economic forum. the prime minister said the uk is facing a period of "momentous change" and must forge a new role. and she urged international businesses to behave more responsibly, by paying their fair share of tax, and recognising their duties to their staff. mrs may said the world economy must be made to work for everyone, as our business editor simonjack reports from davos. theresa may stepped out to face the global elite she has been so scathing about. an audience she acknowledged was still struggling to understand the referendum result. i know that this, and the other reasons britain took such a decision, is not always well understood

and there is shocked down and, as novak djokovic crashes out to the australian open to a player ranked 117. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. donald trump has arrived in washington, along with his wife melania, ahead of his inauguration tomorrow as the 45th president of the united states. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to attend — some to support him, and some protesting. and the tv audience will run into many millions around the world. a little earlier, i spoke to our washington correspondent, jane o'brien. the clock is ticking. fewer than 2a hours to go and donald trump will become president of the united states. the celebrations are already underway, the donald trump at least, but a lot of protests are also expected to kick off. including a big march at the weekend, where women from all over the country are expected to converge on washington. there will obviously be a huge security presence, half $1 million a p pa re ntly security presence, half $1 million apparently has been spent on so queue ready around the inauguration site. long non—colla psible queue rea

ash party, novak djokovic and three british players in action. dan evans and johanna konta. that is very much whether permitting. the air for now is absolutely fine. it doesn't feel it will cause an headache for the next few days. after more than a year out conor mcgregor made his return to the ufc and it lasted all of forty seconds. it was one of the most highly anticipated comebacks with the irishman fighting donald ‘cowboy‘ cerrone in the early hours of this morning in las vegas — but after mcgregor landed a series of blows in the first round — of blows in the first round the american quite simply failed to recover. despite, his speedy win, he says he still has some things he needs to work on. that opening might have been my mind rush, a bit too eager and when i knocked him down, i may have rushed to the opening shots and had to reset, control the head, step to the site and land the stoppage close, so that would be what being out of the cage for 15 months looks like so i still hope to correct, and add and correct. ali carter will be playing in today's final at the

it�*s angered some and led world number one novak djokovic to call on organisers to relax the rules. yes, it's not an even playing field as far as preparation goes, but we're going to play our part to try to even it up as much as possible. but every player coming down knew that if they were going to be a close contact or were going to test positive, these were going to be the conditions. it�*s been a logistical minefield for tennis australia, but it�*s nothing compared to what could lie in wait for organisers of this summer�*s tokyo 0lympics, when 11,000 athletes are due injapan. the warning signs are there. katie gornall, bbc news. former norway international hege riise will coach england�*s women at their february training camp following phil neville�*s early departure to inter miami. riise is her country�*s most capped player, winning the world cup and european championship in the 1990s, as well as gold at the sydney 0lympics. she moved into coaching with the usa team, and then a club side in norway. the netherlands boss sarina wiegman takes over permanently in septemb

it's angered some and lead world number one novak djokovic two: organizers to relax the rules. yes, it's not an even playing field as far as preparation goes, but we've got to play our part to try to even up as much as possible, but every player coming down new that if they were going to be in close contact or were going to test positive, these were going to be the condition. it's been a logistical minefield for tennis australia, but it's nothing compared to what could lie in wait for organizers of the summer's tokyo 0lympics when 11,000 athletes are due injapan. the warning signs are there. katie gornall, bbc news. with me are david law and catherine whittaker, who hosts the tennis podcast. thanks forjoining us. catherine. i think if your dog struggles, she is on your lap, isn't she? billiejean, which makes sense, of course, in terms of the name. hi, billiejean. just a serious question, given all this up evil, this tournament should've been canceled, shouldn't it? i mean, it's completely unfair. there are certainly some that would say that, and it does not make what do ou say

novak djokovic is also through. and england's ross fisher shares the lead at the abu dhabi championship going into the final round. he's 17 under par, along with thomas pieters, a shot ahead of rory mcilroy. this horse makes history as the first horse to win the clarence chase three times. a full round—up later. more now on the one year anniversary of donald trump's presidency. any celebrations he may have had planned have been somewhat marred by the shutdown on services announced in congress last night, but how has he performed on some of his key election pledges? christian fraser takes a look at the first year in the trump white house. 12 months in the white house, his first year as a politician. so what does the report card of the 45th president look like? let us remind ourselves what candidate trump had promised. the mantra was, of course, "make america great again". and here is how he proposed to do it. isis will be gone if i am elected president. 0bamacare has to be replaced. i am going to build a wall and m

relief for six time winner novak djokovic who recovered from an injury scare to make it through and defending champion roger federer, who has won five times in melbourne, beat richard gasquet in the last 16 in straight sets, 6—2, 7—5, 6—4. the swiss continuing his dominance over the frenchman and he is the favourite to win his 20th grand slam. i'm happy! i'm happy i was able to rise to the level i needed to beat richard. you know, it was tough. the score shows it as well. i could have maybe done know, it was tough. the score shows it a ; well. i could have maybe done know, it was tough. the score shows it a fifiall. i could have maybe done know, it was tough. the score shows it a fifiall. i c but at ve maybe done i'm happy to have done it the time, i'm happy to have done it the way it happened. meanwhile in the ladies' draw — the battle of former champions went the way of germany's angelique kerber who comfortably knocked out maria sharapova, winning 6—1, 6—3. it's only sharapova's second grand slam since serving a 15—month doping ban. world no 1 simona halep survived an epi

novak djokovic is also through. britain's kyle edmund is action overnight in his last 16 match. now it'ss just a few weeks until the winter olympics begin in pyeong—chang. and today the ioc have agreed that the hosts south korea and their neighbours north korea can march under the same flag in the opening ceremony. the international olympic committee has also allowed both nations to field a unified team in the women's ice hockey for the first time. north korea will have 22 athletes at the games including skiers and ice skaters. there's plenty more on the winter olympics on the bbc sport website including some brilliant footage of the british women's bobsleigh team. but from me for now, goodnight. you can see more on the bbc news channel. that is all from me and the team. goodbye. the temperatures will climb in the week ahead, but the transition to milder weather will bring some issues. where we had fine weather to end the day we will see clear skies over night and then this next system pushing in from the west promising to bring some rain and eventually some milder air. but wi

with last year's winner novak djokovic already out , many observers saw it as murray's best chance to win his first title in melbourne. he's made the final on five occasions. paul garrity reports on a missed opportunity for the world number one... dan evans' run is also over , after he lost to 12th seed jo—wilfried tsonga. evans had knocked out world number seven marin cilic and then being box office number one, the scene was set for andy murray to finally become the australian open champion. zverev, the world number 50, dreamt a different end to the tale. the british number one was sent home after three and a half hours and four gruelling sets. it was one set apiece going into the third, but at this point the momentum swung in the german's favour. murray was seemingly running out of ideas. the world number one was asking questions at the net. zverev, a serve and volley specialist, had all the answers. murray is a specialist in dealing with adversity and wasn't about to concede just yet. but zverev and his superb net play frustrated murray. the german felt like a superstar. but zver