Emma Raducanu has crashed out of Queen's following a straight sets loss to Qinwen Zheng. We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story.

Raducanu progressed to the quarter-finals with an assured performance while Katie Boulter and Heather Watson crashed out at the second-round stage

Emma Raducanu consolidated her return to British No 1 for the first time in two years with a convincing straight-sets win over Rebecca Sramkova to reach the Queen’s Club quarter-finals.

As you probably know, Emma Raducanu went through a scary situation earlier this year after being stalked by a man in Dubai. While sitting in a cafe, the 22-year-old was approached by a man, who got to close and made her feel uncomfortable.

Emma Raducanu says she is feeling the love from the Queen's crowd and has backed fellow Brit Jack Draper to follow her lead next week and at this summer's Wimbledon. Raducanu is currently flying at the warm-up tournament for SW19 in London, the first female edition of the competition in more than 50 years.

Wimbledon boss Sally Bolton has spoken about the tournament's security in the wake of Emma Raducanu's stalker ordeal in February and the threat posed to players this summer

After Raducanu's win, she showed love to her doubles teammate and compatriot Katie Boulter. The former US Open champion signed the camera, "Long live Boultercanu," with a heart. During Raducanu's post-match interview, the 22-year-old was informed that she would pass Boulter as the top-ranked British women's player on the WTA Tour.

Emma Raducanu finds a silver lining after French Open disappointment with a significant career boost that could reignite her season. Discover what's changing for the British star.