World number one Iga Świątek has been knocked out of the women's singles at Wimbledon, after French player Alizé Cornet ended her unbeaten streak at 37 matches.

The All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) has held a panel discussion on climate change and how event organisers can leave a positive impact on the environment, featuring former British number one Laura Robson.

Britain are guaranteed a player in the fourth round of the men's and women's singles, with Heather Watson and Cameron Norrie making this stage for the first time at Wimbledon, in front of home fans.

French wheelchair tennis doubles player and three-time Paralympic champion Stéphane Houdet has been handed a 15-month ban for an anti-doping violation, prior to him competing at the ongoing Wimbledon Championships.

Women’s top seed Iga Świątek was taken to three sets on the fourth day of the Wimbledon Championships, but prevailed to extend her winning streak to 37 matches.

Spaniard Roberto Bautista-Agut has become the third member of the men’s singles draw to pull out of this year’s Wimbledon Championships due to coronavirus.

Third seed Casper Ruud was knocked out of Wimbledon by Ugo Humbert - despite the Frenchman arriving on the grass court without a racquet - while two-time champion Sir Andy Murray is also out.

Iga Świątek beat Jana Fett in straight sets to extend her winning streak to 36 matches and reach the second round at Wimbledon, but Serena Williams is out after losing an incredible tie against Harmony Tan.

Reigning US Open champion Emma Raducanu and two-time Wimbledon champion Sir Andy Murray are both through to the second round at the grass-court Grand Slam, which began today without banned Russian players in attendance and lacking its usual ranking points.

Defending champion Novak Djokovic of Serbia has reiterated his opposition to Wimbledon’s blanket ban of players from Russia and Belarus before he attempts to win a seventh men's singles title in London.