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MPs declare Wimbledon tickets and hospitality
MPs have declared more than £13,500 worth of Wimbledon 2014 tickets and hospitality. Among the beneficiaries were Labour's Deputy Leader Harriet Harman, Conservative, Mark Field, Shadow Sports Minister, Clive Efford and House of Commons speaker, John Bercow.
Organisations that donated seats in the prestigious Royal Box included the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) and the All England Club. A major tobacco company also offered tickets to the men's final between Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic.
On two separate occasions John Bercow was given seats in the Royal Box which had a total value of £6,210. Harriet Harman received two tickets from the All England Club to the Royal Box and lunch valued at £3,5590.
Queues to walk over Putney Bridge as train breaks down

District line is closed...Putney bridge is closed for buses...how am I supposed to get to work? ?? #london #tube http://t.co/E4fjxpEWiy

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Broken down train causes District Line rush hour chaos
Rush hour commuters in south London faced long delays and frustrating journeys to work this morning after District Line services were suspended between Putney Bridge and Wimbledon for two hours.

Surprise surprise. Day 2 of work on Putney bridge and @districtline collapses with no replacement service whatsoever. http://t.co/edTvWK0k1X

A broken down train between East Putney and Southfields meant commuters were forced to head to work by bus or on foot.
Djokovic takes Wimbledon title
Novak Djokovic ruined Roger Federer's attempt of claiming a record eighth Wimbledon title today. The Serbian beat his Swiss challenger (6-7), 6-4, 7-6, (5-7), 6-4. However, during the match Federer scored over twice as many aces as the 27-year-old Grand Slam winner.
Londoner wins title at Wimbledon 2014
A 22-year-old Londoner has won a doubles final at Wimbledon 2014. Jordanne Whiley and her Japanese tennis partner, Yui Kamji have taken this year's Women's wheelchair doubles title. They beat Jiske Griffioen and Aniek Van Koot from the Netherlands (2-6), 6-2, 7-5.
Federer aiming for an eighth title
Rodger Federer, 32 will be hoping to win his eighth Wimbledon title today when he plays Novak Djokovic in the men's final this afternoon. So far, the tennis stars have played each other 34 times, with Federer leading 18-16.
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Kvitova wins second women's Wimbledon final
Petra Kvitova has won her second women's singles title having won the grand slam tournament in 2011. She beat Eugenie Bouchard in straight sets 6-3, 6-0 on Centre Court. The match lasted 54 minutes.
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Tennis fans get engaged on Murray Mound at Wimbledon
28-year-old Richard Scott proposed to his girlfriend Veri Croce on the hill at the All England Club.
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Murray Mound is renamed Henman Hill on Google Maps
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'I hate Wimbledon and I'm happy to leave', admits player
The world number 71 is glad, very glad, to be getting out of the All England Club.
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