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Will take and we dont know if well get a decision today. and we dont know if novak djokovic will be in the country until the decision is made. we know he challenging the government decision to be deported because he has made it a point to announce that he has been given an exemption to come back here to defend this title. this is an event, the australian open, that he had dominated and he has won it nine times. and he wanted to get his tense title. today, this is looking very doubtful in the now...

On public health grounds. a british woman is missing in tonga after being washed away in the tsunami which hit the island. the amount of damage its caused is still unclear. coming up — the travel show at 8.30. the teams in paris to find out about its competing bids for unesco world heritage status. the family of the briton whos been identified as the man who took four people hostage at a synagogue in texas have confirmed that he has died in the incident. malik faisal akram, who came from black...

Grange hill is returning to our screens — this time at the movies! well get all the details from its creator, writer phil redmond, at 8.30. we looked at this yesterday in the paper review and im sure someone said you can watch old episodes of grange hill at the moment. filial!!! said you can watch old episodes of grange hill at the moment. shall we do it later, start _ grange hill at the moment. shall we do it later, start at _ grange hill at the moment. shall we do it later, start at the _ g...

This is bbc news. the headlines at eight. the first shipment of american military aid to ukraine arrives there — amid warnings a russian invasion could be imminent. police will meet a conservative mp whos accused government whips of trying to "blackmail" politicians whove tried to oust borisjohnson. a man appears in court charged with the murder of an elderly woman, and the attempted murder of her husband. the port of dover admits new customs checks have contributed to big queues on the roads....

Subscription bbc would be very different. and of course, borisjohnson, the prime minister was asked about this in question time only last week. he certainly did not suggest that he was in favour at the moment he certainly didnt suggest that he was in favour at the moment of getting rid of the licence fee and described the bbc as a great national institution at the time. the time is up after 8.30. good evening. its a quiet weather story at the moment. well have clear skies over the next few hours...

Announcements just after 8.30." that was nicely done. very nice voice. that was the voice of london underground announcer emma clarke who well be speaking to just after 8.30 this morning i like the word allegedly being used. i quite like the announcements. i quite like them. especially if you are on the train and its really empty. i think its quite reassuring.— and its really empty. i think its quite reassuring. anyone who uses trains on a — quite reassuring. anyone who uses trains on a regu...

Commissioner would have two bosses, one from each party. but they both want the same thing, reform of the underlying culture of the metropolitan police. its an irony lost on no one that the first ever female commissioner of the metropolitan police has been brought down partially because of anti—women behaviour and crime, and officers within her own force. her last task as commissioner may be overseeing the downing street investigation. if she doesnt finish it, it will be the first task of the ...

The police watchdog is also investigating whether an officer used necessary and proportionate force when mohamud arrived at the police station. two more officers are being investigated over welfare checks, and a further officer is being investigated over the quality of a risk assessment while mohamud was in custody. mohamud was released without charge at about 8.30 in the morning. he got a taxi back to his home in roath. a short time later, he saw his aunt and uncle. he came over to our house. a...

Of a new documentary about his life. you make mistakes, which i did, and that could have been girls, it could have been drink—driving which i have done, it could have been killing someone. you could kill yourself. and thats a bad place to be. so i knew i needed help, i knew i had to get that help, and in order to save myself, but also to save my family. you can see that full interview here on breakfast at 8.30am this morning. now, if you were watching yesterday you might remember we brought yo...

Whether what happened in the police van was passed onto custody staff at cardiff bay police station is being examined. the police watchdog is also investigating whether an officer used necessary and proportionate force when mohamud arrived at the police station. two more officers are being investigated over welfare checks, and a further officer is being investigated over the quality of a risk assessment while mohamud was in custody. mohamud was released without charge at about 8.30 in the mornin...