Kate & Pippa Middleton, PM David Cameron, David Beckham and wife Victoria at Wimbledon final

With Andy Murray playing at the Wimbledon final tonight, many VIPs arrived at the event to watch the first Briton to win the men's singles title in 76 years.

Duchess of Cambridge, her sister Pippa Middleton, Prime Minister David Cameron and David and Victoria Beckham are among the celebrities at the match.

British PM David Cameron

David and Victoria Beckham

(Via dailymail.co.uk, Yahoo! Tennis)

Rafael Nadal wax figure unveiled in London

A new waxwork figure of Rafael Nadal is unveiled during a photocall in Regents Park in central London today.

The waxwork will later take up residence at the Madame Tussauds museum in London. Other sports figures there include David Beckham, Christian Ronaldo and Muhammad Ali. So that's a huge honour for Nadal.

Images via Yahoo! Sports

Caroline Wozniacki meets David Beckham in LA

Caroline Wozniacki who's currently in California for the LA Women's Tennis Championships took time off yesterday to watch footballer David Beckham from the LA Galaxy soccer team practice at the same location where the WTA event is being held.

Beckham should buff up a bit... he looked extremely skinny in these pictures.


(Images via sports.sina.com.cm)

Andy Murray, David Beckham suit up and back malaria charity

Sports stars David Beckham, Andy Murray and Denise Lewis have been named as members of the leadership council of new campaign group Malaria No More UK and were helping to mark its launch.

Right after the meeting with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown at Downing Street, they posed together for photographs.

Malaria No More UK wants to ensure the Government meets its promise in full as its share of a total of 100 million nets pledged by the world's eight richest state.

Britain's number one tennis star Murray said, "This is the first global charity I've been involved with in this capacity and it was an easy decision."

"Malaria is completely preventable and stoppable but yet it still kills more children in Africa than any other single disease."

(Via The Press Association; Images by AP/Getty Images via ATP Mens Tennis)