Morning campers: These hardy souls tuck into a fry-up after camping overnight in a bid to get tickets for men's semi-finals day. Britain's Andy Murray takes on Rafael Nadal in the second match on Centre Court
Patriotic fans fly the flag, but they've been in the queue so long they haven't realised England aren't actually in the World Cup any more
Britain's Oliver Golding is in action against Benjamin Mitchell of Australia in the boys' semi-finals, and the 16-year-old soon finds himself a set down as he did in the last eight against Renzo Olivo
Mitchell is in no mood to let Golding repeat his quarter-final comeback heroics, and the 17-year-old Aussie races into the boys' final with 6-2 6-2 victory over the British hopeful
Welsh singing star Katherine Jenkins is part of the Centre Court crowd as the men's semi-finals get under way with Serbian third seed Novak Djokovic taking on 12th seed Tomas Berdych from the Czech Republic
It's first blood to Berdych as the 24-year-old Czech, who triumphed over six-time champion Roger Federer in the quarter-finals, breaks the Djokovic serve in game six of the opening set and goes on to win it 6-3
Andy Murray looks relaxed as he warms up on the practice courts at Wimbledon ahead of his big match against world number one and second seed Nadal - he has a 2-2 record in Grand Slams against the Spaniard
Back on Centre Court, Djokovic - who knows what it takes to win a Grand Slam event, having won the 2008 Australian Open - cannot make a breakthrough against Berdych in the second set
The force is definitely with Berdych as he breaks a misfiring Djokovic again in the 11th game of the second set to lead it 6-5, but Djokovic manages to break straight back to force a tie-break
A rollercoaster tie-break sees Djokovic battle back from 6-2 down and argue with the umpire after successfully challenging a crucial lob called out, but Berdych eventually prevails 11-9 for a 2-0 lead
Back out on Court 12, Britain's Laura Robson cannot bear to look as she loses the first set of her girls' semi-final against Sachie Ishizu of Japan. She loses the second set on a tie-break to make a 7-5 7-6 (7-5) exit
A clearly disheartened Djokovic looks to be pretty much going through the motions in the third set, and Berdych eases to a 6-3 7-6 (11-9) 6-3 victory to reach his first Grand Slam final - but will he face Murray or Nadal?
Footballer David Beckham is situated just behind Andy Murray's mother Judy and girlfriend Kim Sears as a packed Centre Court welcomes the British number one and Nadal for their semi-final clash
In a tight opening set, it's 2008 Wimbledon champion Nadal who seizes the advantage when he breaks Murray's serve in the ninth game and goes on to win it 6-4
Humid, overcast conditions in SW19 have both players reaching frequently for their towels in a nip-and-tuck second set where serve hold sway, leading to a tie-break
Murray has his chances in the tie-break but fails to seize the moment, allowing Nadal to win 8-6 for a 2-0 lead, but the Scot's expression shows he's not ready to roll over and ease the Spaniard's path to the final
The vast majority of the spectators packed onto Henman Hill to watch the match on the giant screen are rooting for Murray to turn the contest around and reach his first Wimbledon final
But their hopes of witnessing a Murray revival are dashed by Nadal's all-round superiority, and the Spanish star triumphs 7-6 (7-5) 6-4 to set up a final against Berdych
Nadal commiserates with his vanquished opponent, and Murray is left to ponder on what he needs to do to make his breakthrough as a Grand Slam tournament winner
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