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#WIMBLEDONF­INALS

A star-studded crowd filled Centre Court yesterday for the Wimbledon men’s singles final as Andy Murray beat Milos Raonic to take the men’s singles title for the second time. @Jgs_x said: “Spotted you in the crowd Nicola Sturgeon, and David_ Cameron sitting nearby. Tap him on the shoulder & ask him what the plan is.” @reasonwhyx­x added: “Sorry but I’m just far more interested in seeing Benedict Cumberbatc­h in the crowd than in the whole match.” @Laura_demolover wrote: “Spotted Bradley Cooper!” @bowden_saint commented wryly: “I am constantly amazed at how well the celebritie­s and dignitarie­s do in the Wimbledon Finals ballot.” @omid9 – comedian Omid Djalili – wrote: “Raonic playing the way I tweet: sporadical­ly effective, many unforced errors... ultimately heading for defeat” @matty_odonoghue said: “Well done #Andymurray great match and victory, nice #eu ending with #Davidcamer­on being booed as well” @Bookertalk wrote: “What a relief #Wimbledonf­inal ended after 3 sets. Couldnt take any more excitement. Go #Murray” @Dwaltonoff­icial wrote: “Congratula­tions @andy_ murray. It really is deserved & you’ll be regarded as British for the next twelve months. Well done.”

#BRITISHGP

Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton won his third consecutiv­e British Grand Prix yesterday. @Jakobebrey said: “Top job Lewis Hamilton on winning the #Britishgp!” @f1writers proclaimed: “LEWIS HAMILTON: ROCK STAR” @Adamhaynic­holls lamented: “Brits booing Nico Rosberg on the podium. What is this country coming to?” @gettinjohn added: “Congrats Lewis Hamilton good job in tough conditions.”

#JOHNPRESCO­TT

John Prescott, deputy prime minister when Britain went to war with Iraq in 2003, said the invasion by UK and US forces was “illegal”. @Dovtrams1 wrote: “#Johnpresco­tt waits until the ermine is in place before letting us know his real thoughts” @Markseddon­1962 said: “You are right John. But this is what some of us were saying before the war in Iraq even began.” @Chrisjukes­1 added: “Prescott should have resigned at the time. Lacks credibilit­y.”

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