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Two Scottish tennis supporters have been tracked down in Australia after a Twitter cry for help from Judy Murray.

Judy and Andy Murray cast an appeal across social media to find a happy Scots couple who were at his winning match in Sydney.

Judy Murray has opened up about being labelled an "overbearing mum" as she claims a dad wouldn't get the same treatment.

Judy Murray has expressed concern about the integration of transgender women in sport.

Andy who won Wimbledon in 2013 and seven-time Grand Slam doubles champion Jamie, on the international tennis circuit.She opened up about her experience as being labelled an "overbearing mother" after she was captured in the crowd at Wimbledon in 2005 clapping, smiling, punching the air and baring her teeth, as 18-year-old Andy unexpectedly made the third round and ended up playing on the Centre Court.But she pointed out that if she had been a father there to support her kids, the reaction would have been very different."If I’d been a dad doing the same thing, it would have been seen as so supportive," she said in a new interview."Whereas I was a nightmare pushy parent, blah blah blah."I put up with it for years until I was forgiven when Andy won Wimbledon."She added: "I dealt with it by understanding that the people who know me are the ones who matter, but it still hurts you."These are the sort of untold lows that have helped define her career as a tennis coach, and she now wants to help others learn to how to cope when they come up against these sorts of issues."We need to keep having voices heard, faces seen and ensuring that those who are good enough are given the chance," she told Radio Times."Will we still be having these conversations in five or ten years? I hope not."But the wheels of change turn slowly."Speaking on Sky TV's 10-part series Driving Force in 2020, Judy explained how as a parent she needed to be very much apart of her two children's road to fame."If you’re going to take a young athlete on a journey that may lead them to superstardom, you need to prepare them for everything that will be part of that journey," she said earnestly."And not just them, their immediate family as well, because it affects

Anton Du Beke, 55, was a professional dancer on Strictly Come Dancing between 2004 and 2021, taking the role as a judge on the show this year.The judge admitted that he had some "questionable" outfits when dancing on the show and prefers the "top hat and tail" in traditional ballroom.Anton was a professional dancer on the show for 18 series, only making the final in his first season in 2004 with Lesley Garrett.He has partnered the likes of Anne Widdecombe, Nancy Dell'Olio, Judy Murray and Esther Rantzen, but has rarely made it to the final.Talking about the show to Best magazine, Anton said: "I’ve had some questionable outfits on Strictly, but I’ve always felt most comfortable in a top hat and a tail."When we used to compete in the ballroom

said Judy Murray, who is also supporting the cause. "It is so wonderful to see the tennis community uniting in the spirit of Love All in memory of Bally and all those around the world whose lives have been shattered by this terrible disease.

Tom Jones' phone goes off mid-interview with Zoe Ball[LATEST]Louise Minchin details unlikely phrase Judy Murray taught her[ADMISSION]Dan Walker speaks out on BBC Breakfast future 'Didn't think I'd last'[EXCLUSIVE]"Because boy, I've actually been watching it a bit because my wife's been watching it, which is very odd, and I have to say, it's such great television.""I think it was classy of [creator John Wells] not to franchise it and do ER: New York or ER: L.A," said Noah, who played John Carter.Julianna, who played Carol Hathaway in the series agreed, and said: "I don't think you can reboot it."I think it's what George said - you can't capture lightning in a bottle twice. I think you have to leave what was so beautiful and move on.

BBC Breakfast host, who is a sports-enthusiast, dished on tennis coach Judy Murray, 61, as she made an unknown revelation.It comes after the broadcaster took to Twitter and reacted to Countdown favourite Susie Dent, 56, who shared her "Word of the Day".The Channel 4 star, who sits in Dictionary Corner, took to the micro-blogging as she caused a stir with her latest highlight.In view of her 741,000 followers, Susie penned: "Alternative, personally relevant, word of the day: 'snaccident' - the inadvertent eating of an entire packet of biscuits/giant tube of crisps, when you meant to have just a few."I may have mentioned this before."Louise was one of the first to respond to the post, as she dished on Wimbledon champion Andy Murray's mum.In

Judy Murray has joined Wet Wet Wet, Nicky Campbell, Carol Decker and more to pay tribute to late Bay City Roller Les McKeown. Singer Les passed away suddenly on Tuesday aged 65, leaving Bay City Roller fans around the world in distress.

Judy Murray has shared a tribute to the victims of the Dunblane Primary shooting, 25 years on from that tragic day where 16 pupils and one teacher lost their lives.Judy's two tennis star sons, Andy and Jamie, attended the school and were present at the time and Andy survived by taking cover in a classroom.Today marks the 25th anniversary, Judy shared a picture of the snowdrop flowers in the shape of a heart.Snowdrops were the only spring flowers in bloom when the gunman, Thomas Hamilton, murdered 16 infant children and their teacher, Gwen Mayor at Dunblane Primary School.The flowers became the symbol of Dunblane and Scotland’s sorrow, but also of the community’s inspiring strength.Dunblane’s Snowdrop petition, signed by 705,000 people, led

 “That was absolute gold dust! I mean if they’ve noticed and mentioned it, then it clearly has made a huge difference, and that made me very happy.”Judy went on to explain the procedure to her son, and Jamie's wife Alejandra revealed she'd also had micro-needling treatment, but Judy's looked far more advanced. “I’d say it's taken at least 10 years off my appearance, as you can see for yourself. “I am absolutely thrilled to bits with the result, my skin is fresher, clearer, and I feel much better about myself,” Judy admitted. She added: “The lines on my face have softened significantly and what I love about it most is how many people are noticing and are saying, ‘What have you done to your skin?’ and then I tell them that it’s a natural

Judy Murray has told she's chuffed to bits with the results of her non-surgical facelift.

Judy Murray is best known for her career in tennis as well as being the mother to tennis champions Andy and Jamie Murray.Tonight she will offer her expertise on Michael McIntyre's The Wheel but how many sons does the tennis coach have?Judy has two sons - Andy and Jamie - who she shares with her ex-husband William Murray.She welcomed their eldest son Jamie in February 1986 and just over a year later welcomed Andy in May 1987.Judy started her career in tennis as a teenager, having won 64 titles in the sport.She went on to train as a tennis coach, and later passed her love for the sport on to her sons.Judy has since spoken on the importance of sharing her love for sports with her sons, saying: "I love sports.

Proposals for ‘Project 100’ were announced back in August with the backing of Judy Murray and include a new two-storey Viewpark clubhouse and covered courts at Overtoun Park, enabling them to provide year-round coaching.

Grand Slam.And she claims she didn’t leave the house for three days after being left devastated by Becker’s comments.In 2011, the German ex-player turned TV pundit said he thought Andy would benefit from not having Judy around so much at tournaments.At the time, Andy had yet to win a Grand Slam title and three-time Wimbledon champion Becker said: “I don’t know why Andy prefers to have Judy close by."Is it right for her to be around so much?"He needs to ditch her.”Judy, 60, said: “I’m not sure I’ll ever forgive Boris Becker for that."That was the worst time for me."He has never apologised and I don’t think he would ever understand what he made me feel like.“Most players have their parents or families with them at the Grand Slams and,

After he cooked up a storm in the I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! jungle, it’s no surprise that Myles Stephenson decided to take on another cooking challenge.

John Barnes has been confirmed to be a regular on our screens again as he set to be a part of the latest series of MasterChef alongside Judy Murray and Gethin Jones.The England and Liverpool hero will return to TV screens having been seen on Harry’s Heroes last week, as he now hopes to have what it takes to impress judges John Torode and Gregg Wallace.John and his first wife Suzy Barnes got married in 1991.During their marriage, they had four children called Jamie, Jordan, Jemma and Jasmine.After ten years together, the couple split in 2001.John later went on to marry his second wife, Andrea Barnes, in 2006.Since being married, John and Andrea have had three children together.The couple have two daughters called Isabelle and Tia and a son

Judy Murray, 60 has been confirmed to be taking part in this year's Celebrity MasterChef.

John Barnes, Sam Quek, Sir Matthew Pinsent and Judy Murray are among the star names who will take part in the upcoming series of Celebrity MasterChef.

Judy Murray is among a raft of celebrities and politicians to back an NHS cleaner who says he has been 'betrayed' by the UK Government.