Wimbledon

Andy Murray prepares for his second successive Wimbledon final watched by David Cameron, Victoria Beckham and Wayne Rooney.

As Andy Murray gets ready for his second successive Wimbledon final, Sports Reporter Jordan Jarrett-Bryan looks at his bid for the title.

Marion Bartoli wins her first Wimbledon title after beating Sabine Lisicki in the women’s final.

Andy Murray is through to his second consecutive Wimbledon final where he will face Novak Djokovic on Sunday after beating Poland’s Jerzy Janowicz in four sets, 6-7, 6-4, 6-4, 6-3.

Andy Murray’s exchange with Garry Richardson sparks a debate over the etiquette of post-match interviews but John Anderson says talking to sweaty sports stars isn’t as easy as it looks.

Andy Murray progresses to the quarter finals at Wimbledon with a straight-sets victory over Russian Mikhail Youzhny – but disappointment for Laura Robson as she leaves the tennis competition.

Laura Robson stages a stunning comeback to win her third-round Wimbledon clash against New Zealand’s Marina Erakovic.

A shock horror week for the biggest names in tennis leaves Wimbledon wide open. So who next in the All England Club B-movie and can Andy Murray make it to the final scene?

Every year at this time a strange fascination grips the British public: they turn into tennis fans for two weeks. Commentator and writer John Anderson takes a well-timed swipe at Wimbledon.

The United States has dominated singles finals at Wimbledon since professionals were admitted in 1968. But did you know that representatives from another 17 countries have also been involved?

Andy Murray avenges his Wimbledon final defeat by beating Roger Federer to win Olympic gold in the men’s singles tennis final, and scoops a silver in the mixed doubles alongside Laura Robson.

Seventy-six years of hurt, four sets and 24 hours since we all cried with Andy Murray, how are we all doing? Lindsay Taylor writes for Channel 4 News on the loneliness of the long-distance tennis fan.

A bet on Wimbledon champion Roger Federer placed almost 10 years ago nets a £100,000 windfall for Oxfam.

Heard of Fred Perry or Bunny Austin? British tennis success tends to come in black and white, but can Andy Murray give it some 21st century high definition? Channel 4 News takes a look.