Andy Murray wins second Wimbledon title and third Grand Slam crown
Murray beats Milos Raonic 6-4 7-6 (7-3) 7-6 (7-2)
GB's Heather Watson wins mixed doubles final
GB's Jordanne Whiley wins women's wheelchair doubles final
GB's Gordon Reid wins inaugural wheelchair singles title
Olsson 1-6 2-2 *Reid
Strike that.
Stefan Olsson breaks straight back and the second set is on serve once more.
Some high-quality tennis being played out there, although the lactic will be sloshing around in both players' forearms.
You can watch over here and on BBC Two.
Image source, Getty ImagesOlsson 1-6 1-2 *Reid
Britain's Gordon Reid breaks the serve of Stefan Olsson to move ahead in the second set.
A best-of-three affair this.
That could be the fatal blow for Swede Olsson.
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Image source, PAA gentle drop of drizzle is hitting the pavements of SW19. Milos Raonic, whose more robotic game would suit playing under the Centre Court roof, might well be doing a rain dance in his hired living room.
However play is still continuing on court 17 where Gordon Reid is a set and a break up and it appears to still be dry.
Olsson* 1-6 1-1 Reid
This is the moment Gordon Reid took the first set. It is currently early in the second set and you can watch the action live here.
Gordon Reid takes the first set
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
The biggest queue around Wimbledon at the moment? Not for strawberries, but for used tennis balls.
Alfie Hewett
Gordon Reid's doubles partner
It's a very positive start for Gordon, he has dominated the play, taken the game to Stefan and has had the right response. Gordon is using his angles well, mixing the pace up with slicing and the reverse backhand. He has been positive and aggressive and it showed in that first set.
Nick Mullins
BBC commentator
Gordon Reid has been making the headlines this week and yesterday he had messages of congratulations from Nicola Sturgeon and Rangers football manager Mark Warburton. Gordon's a Rangers fan so he will be pleased about that one.
Image source, PAOlsson 1-6 Reid
Over on court 17 Gordon Reid broke early in the first set with this fine cross-court backhand. The Brit has since taken the first set 6-1.
Gordon Reid breaks early in the first set
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Image source, BBC SportWhipping the Wimbledon punters into a patriotic frenzy? Or trying to make a few quid? Both as it happens.
This enterprising fella is Stuart Paterson from Finchley. He's decided to try and flog a few Union Jack flags to punters walking from Southfields tube station to the All England Club.
"I used to be a market trader so thought I would try to earn a few bob and have a laugh as well," he says.
"Will Murray win? I hope so. But ifhe was playing Djokovic I wouldn't be backing him..."
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Guardian's Kevin Mitchell says that Andy Murray's coach Ivan Lendl has set his sights on overhauling Novak Djokovic at the top of the men's game in his second stint in with the Scot., external
The Independent have sought out the opinion of legendary coach Nick Bollettieri, external who says "Murray has the qualities to deal with everything Raonic can throw at him, plus plenty of weapons of his own to bring the big man down."
The Mail on Sunday have done a nice little piece on the 40th anniversary of Bjorn Borg's first Wimbledon victory., external
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Image source, BBC SportThere's a small opening between the walls of court 17 which just allow you to peer through and watch the action.
There's not an inch going spare this morning as the crowd gather to watch Britain's Gordon Reid in the wheelchair men's singles finals. Tall people have an advantage, otherwise it's a tip-toes job.
Nick Mullins
BBC commentator
The Reid Army are out in force today - they are all wearing alice bands. Gordon's setting a bit of a trend here at Wimbledon with his fashion accessories.
Image source, PA*Reid 3-1 Olsson
The rain has halted over court 17 and Gordon Reid's wheelchair final against Stefan Olsson has resumed.
The Scot has served out his own service game, stolen one of the Swedes and is a break up.
Watch that one on BBC Two or online.
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Image source, BBC SportOne final update on the Queue? You betcha. Despite Wimbledon chiefs telling people not to bother turning up any more because the grounds are full to the brim, a few hardy souls are waiting this one out.
At the front of the queue on Wimbledon Park (or rather the overspill line behind those certain of getting in) is Mary Sanders and her daughter. They have travelled down from Scotland with the hope of scampering through the gates.
"We still hope we can get on Centre somehow," she says. Good luck...
Murray v Raonic (14:00 BST)
Milos Raonic's mum, Vesna, has been speaking to BBC Sportshour. I think it's safe to assume she's pretty excited about her son being in the Wimbledon final.
"I am just happy and thrilled with his success and what he has achieved the last few weeks in the grass season," she said.
"It's something we wished for him and it’s always a surface he thought he could do well on.
"I hope the outcome will be what we want. I have dreamt about him winning Wimbledon and it's his dream as well. He is so close now!
"I think I will explode with happiness at that moment if he wins it!"
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Raonic clan
Murray v Raonic (14:00 BST)
Here's what the man himself, Andy Murray, said before today's final during an interview with BBC's Sportshour.
"It would mean a lot to win Wimbledon again. The first time was a huge relief and I maybe didn't enjoy it as much as I should have done.
"There was pressure on me for a long time. It's going to be tough but hopefully I can do it again.
"I am enjoying the position I am in now. I am playing some of the best tennis of my career and still striving to improve.
"I've got to get my head down and come out firing on Sunday."
Image source, getMurray v Raonic (14:00 BST)
Murray v Raonic (14:00 BST)
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
...closed, for now.
It's dark and gloomy over SW19 this morning and the roof has been engaged so the grounds staff can prep the surface without any of that annoying wet stuff falling on them.
The weather is meant to improve later on this afternoon, so hopefully we'll have a traditional outdoor final.
Image source, BBC Sport*Reid 1-1 Olsson
Gordon Reid prepares to serve at game point, pauses, looks to the skies with a wry smile and heads for the sidelines.
The rain is splattering down.
The covers have stayed rolled up however, suggesting that the powers that be think that it will be only a brief shower.
You can watch this live on BBC Two or online here.
Murray v Raonic (14:00 BST)
They may be 430-odd miles away, but the people of Dunblane are fully behind local lad Andy Murray in his quest for a second Wimbledon title.
There's banners outside supermarkets and window displays full of Murray memorabilia.
These examples were captured by BBC reporter Ged Scott on his way to The Open in Ayrshire...
Image source, BBC Sport