Andy Murray: a day in the life of Britain's US Open grand slam champion as he hits the New York talk show circuit Midnight Murray, girlfriend Kim Sears and members of his support team repair to Hakkasan, the Shanghai-chic restaurant on Manhattan's West 43rdStreet. The total bill, including 17 "zesty martinis" and a meal of spicy prawns and roasted silver cod, is reported to come to over $6,000. 7am The champion makes his first appearance in a round of American morning chat shows, on CBS" This Morning. "I'm very shy, very self-conscious," he tells anchor Norah O'Donnell, who looks smitten by Murray's diffidence. The programme then cuts to footage of his grandmother in Dunblane speaking of her pride. "Do you we have to?" he says, clearly embarrassed. 8am The Murray victory tour shifts to the set of Live! With Kelly and Michael on the ABC network. The Scot is joined there by Matthew Perry of Friends fame. 11am Looking relaxed in a black-and-blue hooped polo shirt, Murray poses in Central Park under a cornflower with the grand slam trophy he has coveted all his career. Noon Murray heads to a victory reception at the British Consulate on East 51st Street, before discussing his accomplishment with the UK press. 9pm He boards his flight back from New York's John F Kennedy Airport, bound for London and some much-needed tranquillity. "I can't wait to see my two dogs," he says. For his pair of border terriers, Maggie May and Rusty, the feeling is sure to be mutual.