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'We are, of course, dealing with a result of an outbreak from a month ago, but I think everybody would agree that closing a border of such significance is a really big deal and I stress that we waited until Victoria had in excess of - I think it was 180 cases they had the day after we announced the border closure.' … [Read more...] about ‘Last person in the world I’d be taking advice off’: Novak Djokovic is roasted after urging easing of hard quarantine for 72 Australian Open players – as Dan Andrews BRUTALLY shuts the World No.1 down

Carreno Busta, the world No.15 who arrived from Spain, shared a picture of a salad, an apple and juice cup alongside the caption 'really?'. Italian star and world No.17 Fabio Fognini was offered the same meal, and explained that he hoped he received something more substantial next time … [Read more...] about Aussie tennis legend Pat Cash – who’s coaching China’s number one tennis star – clashes with Karl Stefanovic as he defends players complaining about quarantine and says MEN have it the hardest

Una Healy and Ben Foden Fans were shocked in July when Ben was accused of cheating on Una, just weeks before the family were due to move to the U.S. following the rugby's star's new signing. … [Read more...] about Celebrity break-ups of 2018 – a look back at the divorces, cheating and high-profile splits

Earlier this year Camara dismissed the French foreign minister's call for international intervention in Guinea after soldiers opened fire on demonstrators. Human rights groups said at least 157 people were killed and dozens of female demonstrators gang-raped by soldiers loyal to Camara. But Bernard Kouchner's call for international peacekeepers was dismissed by Camara as an "affront to the dignity" of African people. … [Read more...] about Guinea accuses France of being complicit in shooting of junta leader

In the former president's last days the situation had become so desperate that civil servants joined food riots, and youths barricaded streets in protest at fuel prices. Bribes were required to receive water, health care and electricity; the power supply was so bad that schoolchildren walked miles to do their homework at Conakry's airport, where light was assured. … [Read more...] about Guinean soldiers massacre 157 pro-democracy protesters