this is 0utside source live from the bbc newsroom. 0ur lead story is? a usjudge is considering whether to throw out a sexual assault case against britain's prince andrew, brought by a victim ofjeffrey epstein. police in washington dc have been speaking about the security measures they have in place ahead of the anniversary this week of last january's riot at the capitol. these images are hard to forget — this was onjanuary 6th last year, when that a huge crowd of supporters of former president donald trump stormed the building that houses the us congress, seeking to overturn the election result. here's the us capitol police chief, t0m manger. the united states capitol police as an organisation is stronger and better prepared to carry out its mission today and it was before january six of last year. the department began significant work immediately after the sixth to fix the failures that occurred. intelligence failures, operational planning failures, leadership failures. 0ne planning failures, leadership failures. one thing that did not feel that they

this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story: france has recorded its highest ever daily number of cases of coronavirus — with more than 330,000 postive tests. the tennis men's world number one novak djokovic has arrived in melbourne, looking to defend his australian open title. but he's met a backlash over a waiver he's been given by tournament organisers, allowing him to compete despite not being fully vaccinated. and he is yet to clear through passport security hours after landing. we're going to spend the next few minutes, looking at how the story has developed. novak djokovic is the reigning champion at the australian open. on tuesday, he tweeted this picture from the airport tarmac and told us... but australia's prime minister had a warning. we await his presentation. and what evidence he provides to support that. if that evidence is insufficient, then he won't be treated any different than anyone else, and he'll be on the next plane home. djokovic's special dispensation is under close scrutiny. tennis aus

it�*s hear from this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is? the tennis mens world number one novak djokovic is being detained in melbourne — and instead of defending his australian open title he may be deported from the country. (00v) his visa to enter the country was revoked — amid a growing backlash over the waiver he was given — by the tournament organisers — allowing him to compete despite not being fully vaccinated. we�*re going to spend the next few minutes, looking at how the story around novak djokovic has developed. novak djokovic is the men�*s tennis world no.i. and right now he�*s in this immigration detention hotel in melbourne. it�*s close to the venue of the australian open. but djokovic is awaiting deportation. to the fury of his dad. they want to keep him up on the in custody but injail until they want to keep him up on the in custody but in jail until monday. think about it. until monday. they will keep the world in jail. to understand how djokovic ended up in detention we need to go back to tuesday. he tweeted

now on bbc news — it's time to look at some of the stories from bbc newsrooms across the uk. armed police continue to surround a house in coventry this afternoon, more than 52 hours since officers were first called to the property. a 41—year—old man is believed to be armed with weapons and has his eight—year—old son with him. 0ur correspondent kevin reide is at the scene. bring us up—to—date. bring us up-to-date. the situation re no bring us up-to-date. the situation pretty no ch _ bring us up-to-date. the situation pretty no ch the — bring us up-to-date. the situation pretty no ch the same, _ bring us up-to-date. the situation pretty no ch the same, still - bring us up-to-date. the situation pretty no ch the same, still a - pretty no ch the same, still a stand—off, still armed police, we are in the earlston district of coventry in a card than remains in place, those inside cannot really leave their houses, just doing so with a police escort. early run today i managed to speak to one resident who had been able to go to the shops and he also knows the 41—year

you can watch that special documentary on bbc two at nine o'clock tonight. it's called "survivors: portraits of the holocaust". now it's time for a look at the weather, let's cross the newsroom to matt taylor. what kind of a day is it, chilly in the morning when i woke up at a ridiculous hour. a bit it was, not a bad day today, a bit gloomy for one or two spots especially in the south, a few showers across scotland right now, but for most, dry and bright day with plenty of sunshine around. there is the cloud that brought the gloomy start with patchy rain and drizzle. southern counties, confined to the channel islands, west cornwall, isles of scilly, showers and north—west england, but the bulk of the showers in north—west scotland, wintry over the hills, cold day across shetland and orkney but nowhere near as windy as our site. milderfurther south, a big difference to of late. tonight with light winds and clear skies and mist and fog patches, southern counties of england and wales, clouding over towards the west later, that stops the temperature dropping

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