A heartwarming moment unfolded in the Royal Box yesterday as spectators rose to their feet to applaud Sir David Attenborough as he made his way to his seat.

The 98-year-old broadcaster and naturalist gracefully navigated his way past David Beckham and other celebrities occupying the prestigious box overlooking Centre Court.

Wimbledon fans braved the chilly morning weather, armed with umbrellas, as they joined the queues outside the All England Club today.

According to MailOnline reporters Olivia Christie and Mark Duell, Emma Raducanu humorously attributed her victory to England’s ‘ugly’ win over Slovakia in the Euros, following her triumph over Renata Zarazua in the opening match.

The British ace showcased her prowess by defeating World No. 98 from Mexico with a score of 7-6 6-3, while Three Lions legend David Beckham watched from the Royal Box.

Raducanu’s primary objective was simply to cross the finish line, marking her first match back at the Championships since her injury-forced absence last year.

Read the full report by Olivia and Mark here:

Our Showbiz reporter Rebecca Lawrence highlights the reunion of Katherine Jenkins and David Beckham at Wimbledon on Monday, seven years after their OBE drama.

The singer, looking stylish as ever, attended the event with her husband, Andrew Levitas, at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in southwest London, before taking her seat in the Royal Box.

During the event, Jenkins was seated directly behind the former England footballer, but the pair were not seen interacting.

Read the full report by Rebecca here:

Let’s take a look at the action on the court today, with 12 Brits vying to join Emma Raducanu, Lily Mayazaki, and Sonay Kartal in the second round.

Centre Court from 1.30pm:

• Marketa Vondrousova (6) vs. Jessica Bouzas Maneiro
• Novak Djokovic (2) vs. Vit Kopriva
• Andy Murray vs. Tomas Machac

• Elena Rybakina (4) vs. Elena-Gabriela Ruse
• Alexander Zverev (4) vs. Roberto Carballes Baena
• Iga Swiatek (1) vs. Sofia Kenin

• Jack Draper (pictured) (28) vs. Elias Ymer
• Katie Boulter (32) vs. Tatjana Maria
• Cameron Norrie vs. Facundo Diaz Acosta
• Dan Evans vs. Alejandro Tabilo (24)
• Harriet Dart vs. Zhuoxuan Bai
• Jacob Fearnley vs. Alejandro Moro Canas
• Paul Jubb vs. Thiago Seyboth Wild
• Billy Harris vs. Jaume Munar
• Henry Searle vs. Marcos Giron
• Francesca Jones vs. Petra Martić
• Jan Choinski vs. Luciano Darderi

As reported by Mark Duell, Wimbledon fans are in for an emotional day as they await Sir Andy Murray’s decision on whether he will play in what is likely to be his final campaign at the All England Club.

The two-time former champion, who will make a last-minute decision on his ability to play, is one of 12 Britons scheduled for singles matches today.

The defending women’s champion, Marketa Vondrousova, will kick off the action on Centre Court, while seven-time winner Novak Djokovic begins his quest to reclaim the men’s title.

Welcome to MailOnline’s live coverage of the second day of the Wimbledon Championships, where we will bring you updates, reactions, and highlights from the prestigious event.

One of the highlights of the British summer, the tournament kicked off with a star-studded start on Monday, featuring celebrities such as ex-England football captain David Beckham, esteemed naturalist Sir David Attenborough, and singer Katherine Jenkins in the Royal Box overlooking Centre Court.

Today, all eyes are on Sir Andy Murray, who will decide whether he is fit to play his first-round singles match against Tomas Machac.

Stay tuned to our coverage as we bring you all the glamour, excitement, and happenings from the All England Club.