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31/01/2022 06:06 GMT : Australian Open: Tennis star Rafael Nadal becomes greatest of all time

Australian Open: Tennis star Rafael Nadal becomes greatest of all time

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Rafeal Nadal beat Russia's Daniil Medvedev in a classic Australian Open final

Rafeal Nadal beats Russia's Daniil Medvedev in a classic Australian Open final. We hear from a fan who has watched Nadal play 67 times, including this most recent final, on what makes him a champion.

Rwanda is re-opening its border with Uganda today after being closed for nearly three years. Rwanda previously said Ugandan-backed rebels opposed to the government of President Paul Kagame, but following this recent diplomatic resolution, will trade between the two countries start excelling again?

And we go to Myanmar, where after a year since the military seized power, a growing number of Burmese people are fleeing the country or taking up arms in what is now an escalating civil war between the army and civilians opposing the military coup.

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