Emma Raducanu’s horrific ordeal this week as she hid from a “fixated” fan has shone a light on the terrifying experiences of many by female tennis players.

Britain's No. 1 and No.2-ranked players will headline the historic return of women's tennis to the Queen's Club in London, with Katie Boulter and Emma Raducanu confirming their participation in the event in June.

British No 1 Boulter said the opportunity to play at Queen’s Club is an ‘absolute dream’ ahead of the first women’s event to be held there since 1973.

British number one Katie Boulter and former US Open champion Emma Raducanu will compete in a historic women's tournament at Queen's Club in June.

The returning women’s Queen’s Club Championship will have three Grand Slam winners in the main draw of the WTA 500 tournament. Following a 52-year absence from the WTA calendar, The Queen’s Club event will return in June and it will have a star-studded field as reigning Australian Open champion Madison Keys,