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Wimbledon: More work to do for champ Amelie

Amelie Mauresmo beat the rain and continued on an untroubled course into the last 16 of the Wimbledon Championship with a 57-minute win over Mara Santangelo. Read

Wimbledon: Rain pain for Nadal

The only winners in the men's singles at Wimbledon on Saturday were those who did not bother turning up at the All England Club. Read

Wimbledon: Weather spares Venus' blushes

The dreary Wimbledon weather came to the rescue of Venus Williams after the 23rd-seeded American suffered a second-set meltdown against Akiko Morigami. Read

Wimbledon: Classy Federer's too smooth for wild man Marat

Roger Federer is not given to boasting. So when he said this week: "I think I can pretty much control how things are being played on grass," it was not arrogance, more a routine statement of fact. Read

Wimbledon: Don't write the rest of us off, says Haas

Tommy Haas last night insisted Roger Federer's fifth straight Wimbledon title is not a foregone conclusion, writes PHIL CASEY. Read

Wimbledon: Play on, Tim – Bolletieri

Legendary coach Nick Bolletieri believes Tim Henman has restored some of the "fear factor" which once helped sweep him into the world's top four - and believes the 32-year-old is nowhere near retirement. Read

Wimbledon: I know how to chill out now, says Justine

Justine Henin does not dream of winning Wimbledon. That would make winning the only Grand Slam tournament at which she has not triumphed too much like hard work. Read

Wimbledon: Ex-champ Martina crashes to defeat

Martina Hingis became another casualty of the graveyard of champions when she was bundled out of Wimbledon at the third-round stage by unseeded American Laura Granville. Read

Tennis: Same old story for Henman

If it was supposed to be a day of change in the capital yesterday with Gordon Brown swinging the axe over his cabinet and assorted Spice Girls finally abandoning wretched solo careers, the message had clearly not got through to Tim Henman. Read

Tennis: I can still win Wimbledon

Venus Williams, three times a Wimbledon winner, insists she can launch another assault on the greatest prize in tennis - even if her critics believe it would take a miracle on her current form. Read

Tennis: O'Brien hits out at lazy hopefuls

Outspoken Lawn Tennis Association chief executive Roger Draper was yesterday supported in his attack on under-achieving British players - by Britain's leading female Katie O'Brien. Read

City swim ace Mayor celebrates GB call

ANDREW MAYOR continues to make a major splash on the swimming scene – after winning his first Great Britain call-up. Read

Wear in the fish as rivers fill up

LOCAL rods have been boosted by rivers running high and coloured which has encouraged the start of silver runs of salmon and sea-trout. Read

Tennis: Rain restricts Henman

At the start of the week no-one would have given the price of a punnet of strawberries for the chances of a British man reaching the first Thursday of Wimbledon. Read

Tennis: Roddick is still looking to improve

Andy Roddick is enjoying life on grass. The number three seed moved into the third round of Wimbledon with a straight-sets win over Danai Udomchoke on Centre Court. Read

Tennis: Serena - Venus is her role model

Serena Williams believes she needs to be more like her sister Venus if she is to triumph at Wimbledon this year. Read

Falcons set for a Gary reunion

RUGBY UNION: Newcastle Falcons have announced three development team games as the club gear up for the new season. Read

Tennis: Henin's set to realise dream

Justine Henin stepped up a gear to cruise into the semi-finals of the International Women's Open at Eastbourne with a 6-2 6-2 success over Nicole Vaidisova of the Czech Republic. Read