It's been another extremely busy day of tennis, so here are a few things to keep you going until Eastbourne coverage starts on Monday:

• Ashleigh Barty becomes world number one by winning Birmingham title
• Queen's: Feliciano Lopez beats Gilles Simon to win Fever-Tree Championships
• Roger Federer wins 10th Halle title with victory over David Goffin
• Eastbourne International 2019: Johanna Konta through to second round
• Wimbledon 2019: Jack Draper - can 17-year-old prodigy unlock his true potential?
• Queen's: Alfie Hewett beats Gordon Reid to win wheelchair singles title
• Wimbledon 2019: Katie Boulter withdraws with ongoing back injury

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So Murray will be back in action at Eastbourne next week, this time partnering Brazilian Marcelo Melo.

But if you can't wait until then, we can help you get your Murray fix. First of all, you can read the report from his Queen's victory here.

Then there's this:

• Andy Murray column: I asked Ashleigh Barty to partner me at Wimbledon
• Wimbledon 2019: Who should Andy Murray pair up with for mixed doubles?
• Andy Murray column: Meeting Royal surgeon was pivotal in helping me play again at Queen's
• Eastbourne International 2019: Andy Murray to face top seeds in doubles again
• Andy Murray to play Wimbledon doubles with France's Pierre-Hugues Herbert

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This is one for Andy Murray fans to watch on repeat.

Many thought he might never play competitive tennis again five months ago. But here he is.

So that's all from Queen's this year, but fear not! It's just the beginning of a wonderful summer of tennis.

Next on the agenda is Eastbourne, featuring British number ones Johanna Konta and Kyle Edmund and, of course, Andy Murray in the doubles.

You can watch that live on BBC Two from 13:45 BST on Monday.

Murray says there's no pain in his hip, but he gave us all a scare with this daring shot...

Lopez added:

"This happens only once in a lifetime to win here at singles and doubles.

"I'm so happy to have this man playing with me. We're so happy that you're back on a tennis court.

"I don't know if I'm at Eastbourne next week. I'm in the draw but I might need a bit of rest. We'll decide tonight with a good glass of wine."

Murray said on court after collecting his trophy:

"He [Lopez] was brilliant. There's nothing else to say. It was an amazing win today in the singles and even at the end of the match there he came up with some brilliant returns and serves.

"I really enjoyed it. I felt very relaxed at the beginning of the week and was getting more nervous as the week went on and my competitive instincts kicked in.

"My hip felt great, no pain. I'll try to keep progressing from here but I'm just happy being back on the court."

Murray steps up to equally rapturous applause.

He and Lopez hold the trophy above their head. It must feel good to have his hands on silverware again.

The crowd give a big cheer as Rajeev Ram and Joe Salisbury come up to collect their runners-up trophies.

They hold the plates aloft and get a suitable whoop from spectators.

It's an incredible achievement for Feliciano Lopez too, who won the singles title earlier today.

Murray's entire box were on their feet after that victory. His wife Kim is fist pumping all over the place.

The ball ping pongs back and forth at the net but Ram eventually gets round Murray with a forehand. Four championship points left.

Can Lopez miss?! Ram serves what should have been an ace but Lopez gets round it and hits a forehand winner. The Spaniard leaps into the air as the umpire calls it in. Five championship points!

Lopez serves and volleys, tapping the ball past Ram. You wouldn't guess he'd been on court for almost FIVE HOURS today. 7-4.

Feliciano Lopez, you are a hero. And he knows it. He roars as he leaps across the net to slam down a volley. 8-4. Two points from victory. Two points from a fairytale return for Andy Murray.

A stunning forehand return from Lopez gets the crowd on their feet. 81 mph! 5-4.

The Spaniard follows that up with an ace to get to 6-4.

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Another superb serve from Murray makes it 4-3.

"I got it," shouts Murray as he sprints forward to pick up a drop shot, but Salisbury is cool at the net and hits a volley past him. 4-4.

Lopez's looping backhand return lands wide. 3-2.

Murray serves an ace down the middle and it's back even. 3-3.

There is so little to separate these four.

An ace from Lopez makes it 2-1.

Murray shouts as his return goes high into the air. 2-2.

Salisbury's first serve is long but Lopez cannot return the second. The Spaniard's backhand goes into the net. 1-0.

Sharp work from Murray at the net confounds Salisbury. 1-1.