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Melbourne: Clinging to his dream of winning a record 21st major title at the Australian Open, tennis world number one Novak Djokovic returned to an al...
The RNLI saved the group - including women and young children - from the rough English Channel at about 1am.
Federal Circuit Court judge Anthony Kelly raised what he clearly considered to be a dubious late-night interview with Novak Djokovic by Border Force officers.
His lawyers claim that the border security staff made a 'mischievous and spurious' attempt to rush Djokovic into agreeing to the cancellation of his visa, thus preventing him from competing in next week's Australian Open.
Novak Djokovic landed in Melbourne's Airport at about 11p.m on Wednesday, but six hours after, he was yet to pass through passport control.