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But he double-bogeyed the 17th to ease the pressure on his rival, who went on seal his third win from his previous four tournaments.

A young writer is set to see her name in lights as the first play she has ever written will be performed on stage by professional actors.Meg Vaughan, 25, from Shrewsbury, said she had very little theatre experience before she set pen to paper as part of a six-month script-writing course run by the South Shropshire theatre company, Pentabus.

The rural performance group offers training to a selection of young writers aged 16 to 30 years old, who are based in the West Midlands or Shropshire, every year, with the end of the course culminating in a live production of their work.Ms Vaughan said it was going to be "amazing" to see her words brought to life.She had previously written long-form fiction in the hope of "writing a book one day", she said, but had decided to "branch out" when she heard about the company's course.

"It's a really rare thing to get someone to put on your play," she added.With her limited theatre experience, Ms Vaughan decided to do some research by attending live performances, which included National Theatre Live.

As part of the Pentabus course, Ms Vaughan took part in workshops to learn how to build tension and create characters.

She said she was still working on her script but described the play as "an old man walks into a bar type of scenario".John says that everyone needs groceries so the number of people whose shopping can be tracked is huge.

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