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Wimbledon 2026: Sinner, Sabalenka, Djokovic and more in action on day one - live

The Guardian UK Monday 29 June 2026, 09:32 UTC By Yara El-Shaboury at Wimbledon 1 min read
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Updates from first day of year’s third grand slam Truce agreed over pay dispute | Email YaraWimbledon’s chief executive Sally Bolton says that the queue is even busier than usual this year, with 10,000 people waiting in line by 8.30am. Well, partly Bolton says it is down to Lime Bikes. “The queue is really busy this morning,” said Bolton.

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Wimbledon’s chief executive Sally Bolton says that the queue is even busier than usual this year, with 10,000 people waiting in line by 8.30am. The reason? Well, partly Bolton says it is down to Lime Bikes.

“The queue is really busy this morning,” said Bolton. “We were at 10,000 by about 8.30am so we are advising people, if they haven’t already set off, not to travel, because the queue is effectively full.

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