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TOTNES' home grown, tennis playing poet laureate has been waxing lyrical about Wimbledon -- from the job of the ball boys to the longest game in tennis history.

And in between he managed to have himself smuggled onto the centre court to watch Andy Murray power his way to victory and Venus Williams crash to defeat.

So far the comedian and poet has penned 18 poems as the first official Wimbledon poet laureate. He has recited his tennis poetry over the radio and the TV and even treated the queue in the line up for tickets to a reading. "They seemed quite pleased to have something a bit novel to listen to while they were waiting," said Matt "It went down surprisingly well. They were very generous. Anyway I told them that if they tried to get away they would lose their place in the queue."

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Matt was chosen to become the first Wimbledon Championship's Poet to capture the flavour and fervour of what is the world's leading tennis tournament. His poems are viewable on-line and he has produced podcasts of his tennis work via the Wimbledon and Poetry Trust websites.

His remit was to produce poems about the background events at the huge event rather than concentrating on the top players. And he has met the head groundsman and been on training sessions with the ball boys and girls to get a feel for their work. He has produced poems about the strawberries and cream crowds, about the ball boys, about the pressure players are under and one about tennis generally called 'Thwock'.

But he could not ignore the marathon clash between Isner and Mahut which lasted 11 hours and five minutes spread over three days, which Isner won by 70 games to 68 in the last set. "I was watching it from the roof of the broadcasting centre. I am writing mainly about the background and not about the unfolding drama but there was huge pressure to come up with something for that epic game," said Matt.

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He said he had invited poetrywriting tennis fan to pen their own haiku about the event -- and has been deluged by 250 so far. A keen park tennis player, Matt plays regularly and explained: "I don't follow the tournaments but what I always do is sit in front of the television during Wimbledon. I get completely gripped." He said that his 'minder' at Wimbledon had managed to smuggle him into the competitors' section on court one, a perk for the staff if there is space.

"I watched a bit of Federer's first game and Andy Murray's second and I watched Venus Williams before she went out. I am enjoying myself. It is a real treat to be able to wander around the courts. It makes it extra special to be watching Andy Murray blasting balls. It's different to watching it on TV. It is the velocity and the ferocity of the whole thing." Matt will be staying for the finals before heading home on Monday But he has little or no hope that anyone will be able to smuggle him in for the championship clashes.

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INTRUDERS managed to get into the All England Club ahead of the Queen's first visit to the Wimbledon championships in 33 years, it was revealed today.

A "number of people" gained access to the site before being caught and removed.

The breach came despite a security clampdown ahead of the Queen's arrival in SW19 today.

Police said the incident, which occurred just over three weeks ago, would form part of their "intelligence" in helping to make the championships secure.

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After the trespassers got on to the site, security levels were heightened at the club, with extra bag searches and staff told to be "extra vigilant".

A Scotland Yard source told the Standard: "Some people got in and they should not have done. They didn't get very far and were turned away.

"We don't know who they were or what they wanted. This could have been serious. It formed part of our intelligence for the securing of the event."

A source at the All England Club confirmed the breach, saying "a security guard let them in and should not have done.

"They were on CCTV the whole time. They were asked to leave and they did."

A spokesman for Wimbledon said police were not called at the time but were informed later and details of the intruders were passed on. He said: "It was a security irregularity."

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BORN more than three months prematurely and weighing barely as much as a bag of sugar, tiny Niamh Allen faced a long fight to survive.

For nearly a year, her parents took it in turns to stay at their daughter's hospital bedside, desperately hoping she would pull through.

The infant had been born 14 weeks early and weighed only 1lb 10oz.

Her premature birth meant her airways were seriously under- developed and she could not breathe on her own.

Dad Peter, 43, said that at times it was "touch and go" as to whether baby Niamh would survive.

He said: "It was the most terrifying time of my life. We felt so helpless because there was really nothing we could do."

Her twin sister, Finola, had also been born prematurely but, amazingly, showed no real problems as she developed.

Mr Allen said: "They were both born with severe brain trauma. But while Niamh could not breathe on her own, Finola seemed to manage."

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''There are different rules for newbies and veterans. The young boys are mostly asked to stand with a rose in the hand or wear a particular colour shirt so that the clients can identify them,'' says the manager of a club that runs the service.

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THERE was a time when it seemed as if Rob Dewey couldn't put a foot wrong on a rugby pitch. At the start of the 2005-06 season, the powerful centre scored four tries for Edinburgh in his first five games as a professional player, and established himself as the longawaited solution to Scotland's midfield crisis.

Although the start of his international career was postponed for a year by a couple of shoulder injuries, he then made an immediate impact when he did eventually pull on the navy blue jersey by scoring three tries in his first four matches at that level.

By the time the 2007 Rugby World Cup came along, he was 23 years old and firmly established as his country's most lethal attacking weapon. Sadly, such a charmed existence doesn't tend to last long in Scottish rugby and, because of the spectacular nature of his early success, Dewey's fall from grace was particularly dramatic.

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He played every game in the World Cup, scoring a try in his team's curtain-raiser against Portugal, before joining up with his new club Ulster in November 2007. He was one of a number of players who decided to leave the capital that summer, as a bitter power struggle between the SRU and Bob Carruthers, who franchised the pro-team at that time, raged out of control.

Cutting the apron-strings has worked wonders for some of those players. For Dewey, it was an unmitigated disaster.

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'I went over there (to Ulster) with a cartilage injury in my knee, which I had picked up in the first game of the World Cup, and that was always hanging over me,' he explained. 'Because I was so keen to impress, I didn't really tell anyone about it and, as a result, it took a long time to get sorted. It got to the stage that I was playing games and I couldn't sprint flat out. That's when I finally knew it needed sorted.

'The rehab was fairly long, it took three or four months, so that was effectively my season over.' By the time Dewey was fit again, Mark McCall, the coach who had brought him to Belfast, had been replaced by Matt Williams -- a man who needs no introduction to Scottish rugby fans -- and Dewey's face clearly didn't fit anymore.

This summer, Dewey was thrown a lifeline by Glasgow coach Sean Lineen -- and he is determined to make the most of the opportunity. Two years older and significantly wiser, he is happy to accept selection on the wing as part of a rehabilitation process which he knows will be far more pedestrian than his original rise to prominence.

'I'm not going to lie, I would still love to be in the centre, but right now it is just a case of getting game time under my belt, so whether I'm on the wing or at centre, I'm just happy to be out there,' he said.

'It's a new thing to learn but I feel I'm picking it up quickly. We're trying to play a quicktempo game, so hopefully that will give me plenty of chances to get the ball in a bit of space.' The Warriors welcome the Scarlets to Firhill this afternoon, bringing a familiar face in former fans' favourite Sean Lamont with them.

You don't have to look far for comparisons between Lamont and Dewey. Big, fast and uncomplicated, they will each view this season as a chance to reassert their international credentials after two disappointing years in which their stock has fallen.

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