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Wimbledon by Sarah Lee – in pictures

The Guardian UK Monday 06 July 2026, 06:00 UTC By Sarah Lee 1 min read
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The Guardian’s Sarah Lee soaks up the atmosphere at the All England Club as the tennis championship enters its second week Continue reading...

The Guardian’s Sarah Lee soaks up the atmosphere at the All England Club as the tennis championship enters its second week

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