Tennis

Orphaned at a young age, he was raised by his 77-year-old grandmother Valerie on a Hull council estate.

Kate has been a regular guest at Wimbledon since making her first visit as a member of the royal family in 2011.

Residents of Dunblane spoke of their admiration for the sports star

Umpire's unconscious bias that frowned on women showing anger was at play

Spritely great-grandfather-of-five Tom Hicks lives and breathes the sport and still smashes aces and challenges line calls at his local club

</a ></a >Sport News</a > 24/7 By Richard de Winter & David de Winter - Sports Editor @TLE_Sport  @rgdewinter  @davidjdewinter The 2017/18 Ashes down under have been a bit of an unmitigated disaster; Richard and David cast their eye over the wreckage that is England's cricket team and analyse where it all went wrong.  Additionally, they pore over the melee that is the January transfer window, review the weekend's FA Cup action, preview the first Grand Slam of the year,...

</a ></a >Sport News</a > 24/7 By Richard de Winter & David de Winter (Sports Editor) @TLE_Sport  @rgdewinter  @davidjdewinter This week's episode focuses on qualifying for the World Cup.  The boys discuss the chances of the home nations as well as the looking at the other potential qualifiers from around the globe, including the possibility of Syria reaching the finals in Russia next year.  Also, the brothers give their take on the transfer window and the Premier League, revealing their...

Sport News 24/7 By Richard de Winter & David de Winter - Sports Editor @TLE_Sport  @davidjdewinter  @rgdewinter Brothers Richard & David de Winter round-up a busy week of sport starting with the history-making British & Irish Lions drawn test series in New Zealand, England's victory in the first test against South Africa at Lord's, the Wimbledon tennis Championships and finally discuss the first week of the Tour de France.

A tennis fan has painstakingly constructed the world's first replica of Wimbledon's iconic Centre Court - from 12,000 TOOTHPICKS. Shaminder Singh, 31, started his project ten months ago and has spent 40 hours a WEEK patiently cutting and gluing tens of thousands of toothpicks. The forklift driver bought the teeny pieces of wood from dozens of supermarkets to get the perfect mix of colours for the replica he built in his bedroom. His incredible model of the world's most famous...