Serena Williams Wimbledon, 2015I love photographing athletes with strong personalities. They produce pictures other players dont, says Tom Jenkins. Serena is wonderful: much of the time she obliterates her opponents with her power, but the more interesting matches to photograph are where she is forced to move around. This was one of those: the third round at Wimbledon, in 2015. Williams was playing Heather Watson, a young British player, who took the match to three sets before

A long day at Ladies' Day

He was part of a new wave of British photojournalists who emerged in the 1960s and 70s

thanks in large part to the jumpsuit worn by Fleabag

Caffe Lavena in Piazza San Marco

an apron and washing-up gloves attached to a mannequin

On that occasion

heads bowed

at a traditional Kushti wrestling akhara (school) in Varanasi

Rarely does sport witness such humility

3 Fifa Club World Cup) and six Ballon D’or he has accumulated down the years

These young village girls – colourful against the almost monochrome backdrop – were intrigued by the visitor

Scotland – a stunning