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Supporters of Novak Djokovic speak of their disappointment after Australia's federal court ruled the tennis star will be deported. "It's devastating, devastating. Especially seeing as he was invited here," says Goran Zabic standing outside the Melbourne law offices where Djokovic and his lawyers are located as of 07:45 GMT. It "just doesn't seem fair," he said. IMAGES
Novak Djokovic walks through Melbourne airport after losing his last-gasp bid to avoid deportation from Australia, ending a sensational legal battle over his coronavirus vaccination status and dashing his dream of a record 21st Grand Slam. IMAGES
Lawyers for Novak Djokovic leave their legal offices in Melbourne after a late-night case against the cancellation of his visa. The megastar's bid to avoid deportation will be heard by Australia's Federal Court at 10:15 am Saturday (2315 GMT Friday). The government has agreed not to deport the 34-year-old Serbian tennis ace until his hearing is over. But Djokovic is expected to attend government offices at 8:00 am Saturday (2100 GMT Friday) to be placed in detention. IMAGES
Novak Djokovic's supporters celebrate outside the offices of the tennis star's lawyers in Melbourne after the world number one won a stunning victory over the Australian government, overturning the cancellation of his visa. IMAGES
The victim of the Mazan rape case, Gisèle P., who was drugged and raped for ten years by her husband and scores of strangers he recruited on the internet, arrives at the court in Avignon before taking the witness stand. Police counted a total of 92 rapes committed by 72 men, 51 of whom were identified. IMAGES
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