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£2.5bn plan to boost the UK steel industry

THE UK Government has announced multi-billion-pound plans to boost the UK steel industry and help secure its future.

Can you help with this poorly abandoned pup?

£4,000 NEEDED TO COVER CARE AND VETERINARY TREATMENTS FOR 'PIP'

Albion make it eight in a row with Sedgley Park victory

PLYMOUTH Albion made it eight wins in a row in dramatic fashion at Brickfields, edging out Sedgley Park Tigers 38-35 in a thrilling contest.

Triple amputee prepares for Pacific mission

A MILITARY veteran who lost both legs and his left arm serving in Afghanistan hopes to become the first triple amputee to sail solo and unsupported across the Pacific Ocean.

Rubio backs Israelis

UNITED States Secretary of State Marco Rubio has fully endorsed Israel's war aims in Gaza, saying Hamas \"must be eradicated\", and throwing the future of the shaky ceasefire into further doubt.

Major warns of danger if US does not stand behind allies

A WORLD in which the United States does not support its allies will be \"rather more dangerous\", former UK prime minister Sir John Major warned.

School goes from Good grading to Outstanding

EGGBUCKLAND VALE PRIMARY GIVEN HIGHEST OFSTED MARK

Poor decisions in key moments cost Parkway

PLYMOUTH Parkway slipped to their 15th defeat of the season, losing 1-2 at Bolitho to Dorchester Town, despite having led the game.

Park's 'wetland' role in tackling flooding

A PARK will be transformed into a seasonal wetland to help alleviate local flooding in Efford.

Businesses to reopen after 'devastating' fire

MOUNT EDGCUMBE HOLIDAY LETS SHOULD BE READY FOR HALF TERM

LITTLE STEP BACK'

THE PILGRIMS HAD GONE FOUR GAMES UNBEATEN IN ALL COMPETITIONS BEFORE THEIR 2-0 DEFEAT AT EWOOD PARK

Breakfast clubs for military vets prove safe haven

WELCOMING VENUES WHERE THEY PUT WORLD TO RIGHTS

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Ex-military musician's gift of a special statue

A RARE statue of a Royal Marines musician has been donated to the elite military band by one of its former stalwarts.

Blue hue as staff urged to join run

PUSH FOR NHS STAFF TO BE | PART OF RUNNING FESTIVAL

John's paintings brighten up area

SHOWCASE THE HISTORY OF COMMUNITY

Haunting debut novel by former city Laureate

ACCLAIMED poet and former Plymouth Laureate of Words Thom Boulton has released his debut children's novel - a gripping fantasy which also explores childhood trauma.

Appeal to release files on Lockerbie

A LAWYER who represented British victims of the Lockerbie bombing has called on Donald Trump to release files held by US agencies on the atrocity, insisting the families \"deserve transparency, truth and answers\".

Finance chief defends 'essential' borrowing

PLYMOUTH'S finance chief has defended the council's decision to increase borrowing to nearly £1bn saying it is essential to regenerate the city and create jobs.

Set piece coach brings an instant improvement

THE influence of Plymouth Argyle's new set piece coach Hubert Auer has already been apparent as Miron Muslic looks to improve on what has been a clear area of weakness for the Pilgrims this season.

Woodside bunnies are in need of a new home

Three-year-old Buddy has spent more than five months searching for a home.

Wright is finding consistency under the guidance of Muslic

MIRON Muslic is getting performances out of Callum Wright that Ian Foster and Wayne Rooney never could during their short stints as Plymouth Argyle head coach.

MORE OF THE SAME!

MUSLIC WILL NOT BE CHANGING THINGS FOR BLACKBURN

Ukraine's path to Nato is 'irreversible', PM insists

SIR Keir Starmer has said Britain is committed to Ukraine being on an \"irreversible path\" to joining Nato after the US appeared to rule out membership for the country.

'I was never questioned over expenses': Reeves

RACHEL Reeves has defended herself from claims she was the subject of an investigation into her expenses while working at a retail bank, saying she was 'never questioned' on the issue.

Police smash way into large cannabis farm

POLICE have discovered a large cannabis farm at an industrial unit in Estover which has been operating for at least three months.

Acquittal for shop knifeman

A MAN caught on CCTV plunging a long kitchen knife into the chest of his victim twice has been found not guilty of attempted murder and not guilty of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.

City taxpayers must pay £410k for 'vanity project'

PLYMOUTH'S campaign for an elected mayor has been branded a \"vanity project\" as it looks set to cost taxpayers £410,000 this year.

What a week it has been for Plymouth Albion and Argyle!

WHAT a week of sport we have had! Plymouth is well and truly on the map, in both football and rugby.

Prynn's saved penalty is a big blow to Tavi's chances of survival

TAVISTOCK manager Stuart Henderson could not hide his frustration after seeing his side miss a great chance to close the gap between them and a position of safety in Southern League Division one South with a goalless draw at home to Devon rivals Bideford.