The latest news from Wimbledon and the start of play has been pushed back again.

Only by another 15 minutes and there are now a few fans starting to take their seats on the outside courts, but the wait goes on.

Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Those dark clouds look like they're here to stay, unfortunately.

It could be a stop-start day on the outside courts, but for now they remain covered with the blowers working overtime to keep any moisture out.

It's still raining so sit back, relax and listen to Andy Murray reflect on a wonderful career - so far, he's not done quite yet! - with Sue Barker.

It's well worth 15 minutes of your time...

There was a surprise for the Centre Court crowd at the end of the match last night as Sue Barker came out to interview Andy Murray about his career after defeat in the men's doubles first round...

Back to Sir Andy and although the result wasn't what he wanted but there was still flashes of the old Murray magic...

Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

The waterproof ponchos are on and the umbrellas are up.

The rain is back at SW19 and the forecast for today isn't looking too hot.

But we won't let that won't dampen our spirits. The fans are out in full force, reading up on the order of play to map out their day.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Andy Murray thanked Wimbledon organisers for an "emotional" farewell ceremony after his final appearance began with a defeat alongside older brother Jamie in the men's doubles yesterday.

The two-time singles champion is playing at the All England Club for the last time before retiring later this year.

A video montage of Murray's career was played on the Centre Court big screen after the match, leaving the former world number one in tears as thousands of fans showed their appreciation with elongated applause.

"It feels like a good ending to me. Whether I deserve it or not, I don't know. But they did a really, really good job," said Murray, who won Wimbledon in 2013 and 2016.

Read more here.

While we wait for the rain to abate, what better way to pass the time than look back on a special evening for a Wimbledon legend yesterday...

Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

With the rain coming down, fans are scrambling to find a place to let their hoods down.

It's a perfect time to pop into the Wimbledon shop, which was jam-packed this morning and these umbrellas were flying out the doors.

Left yours at home? Forgotten to check the forecast? You can pick up a little brolly for £24, while the big one will set you back £55.

Alan Jewell
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

After yesterday's sun, it's grey and wet at Wimbledon this morning and unfortunately that means no play on the outside courts until 12:00 BST at the earliest.

The good news is that with all those matches being on the show courts, they will go ahead as planned regardless.

The less good news is that the weather is looking decidedly grim at the All England Club. The rain is coming down, the covers are on and we will have a bit of a wait before there is any action on the outside courts.

Emma Raducanu is the headline act from a British perspective today as she takes on ninth seed Maria Sakkari in the second match on Centre Court...

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In a tantalising day on Centre, both the defending champion and the world number one are also in action in the men's singles...

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Meanwhile, British qualifier Sonay Kartal will be trying to cause one of the great upsets at the All England Club when she faces second seed Coco Gauff on Court One...

Hello and welcome along to BBC Sport's coverage of day five at Wimbledon. We will have all the coverage on BBC TV, BBC Red Button and BBC Radio 5 Live throughout the day.

You can follow all the coverage in this very page.

So without any further ado, let's have a look at what we have to look forward to at SW19 today...

We can't promise it will be quite as emotional as yesterday but we're all set for another great day at Wimbledon with a number of British hopefuls in action and plenty more fascinating matches besides...