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BOARDROOM CHANGES

HALLETT CONFIRMS DEPARTURE OF AMERICANS

'Beloved' Sinead is laid to rest

SINEAD O’Connor has been remembered as a “beloved daughter of Ireland” with “a poet’s heart” whose “voice moved a generation of young people” after her funeral yesterday, where U2 star Bono and Bob Geldof were among the mourners.

Man stabbed near British Museum

A MAN stabbed in the arm near the British Museum was waiting in the queue to enter, witnesses have said.

Man killed as football fans clash

A 29-year-old football fan has been killed in overnight clashes between rival supporters in the Greek capital, prompting UEFA to postpone a Champions League qualifying game between AEK Athens and Croatia’s Dinamo Zagreb last night.

Deadly missile attacks

THE death toll from two Russian missile strikes that hit apartment blocks and other buildings in an eastern Ukrainian city has climbed to seven as officials accused the Kremlin's forces of targeting rescue workers.

'Ban eco mob' call

LABOUR leader Sir Keir Starmer has been challenged to ban members of \"eco mob\" Greenpeace from standing for the party.

Task force aims at migration lawyers

THE Government has said a “task force” has been launched to identify unscrupulous lawyers after reports that false asylum claims are being submitted for a fee.

Scottish civil servants spent £14m on cards

MORE than £14million of taxpayers’ cash was spent on credit card transactions by Scottish civil servants in a three-year period, figures show.

Watchdog sorry for hack

DETAILS of tens of millions of voters could have been accessed by hackers who targeted the elections watchdog.

Former bus driver sheds 7st after slimming journey

AN ex-Stagecoach driver from Devon has landed herself a new job after transforming her life. Sarah Guppy has lost seven stone after walking into her local Slimming World group two years ago.

Tom Daley's husband 'punched in head' in club

DUSTIN LANCE BLACK DENIES ASSAULTING TEDDY EDWARDES IN A CLUB LAST YEAR

Council buying units to create West End homes

PLYMOUTH City Council is buying up business premises in the city centre as it looks to transform the area by knocking down buildings and creating 300 new homes.

City regeneration challenged by cost of construction

COUNCIL LOOKING AT 5,000 MORE HOMES IN CITY CENTRE

City fashion business named the best in UK

IDENTITY FASHION IS BASED AT THE ROYAL WILLIAM YARD

Ferry diverted after 34 crew are taken ill

MORE than 30 Brittany Ferries crew suffered food poisoning while working on a crossing to Plymouth.

New mural on city wall stag-gers residents

A PLYMOUTH graffiti artist has wowed residents with a stunning piece of artwork in the city centre. The gorgeous new mural has appeared on a building previously plagued by unsightly tags.

May insists only a victory will do in quest for the play-offs

NOTHING but a victory will do for team manager Garry May tonight as his Plymouth Gladiators get back on track and resume their stop-start season against the Berwick Bandits at the Coliseum.

Cundle set to debut for a much-changed Argyle

PLYMOUTH Argyle will have a much-changed side for their Carabao Cup first round tie against Leyton Orient at Home Park tonight (7.45pm).

Pleguezuelo will start against Orient

SPANISH defender Julio Pleguezuelo will get the chance to make a delayed Plymouth Argyle debut in the Carabao Cup first round against Leyton Orient at Home Park tonight (7.45pm).

Kelly hails this 'special' England team

CHLOE Kelly hailed England as a “special team” as she once again proved to be the matchwinner by scoring the decisive penalty in a World Cup shoot-out win over Nigeria.

James could miss rest of World Cup

ENGLAND boss Sarina Wiegman admitted Lauren James “lost her emotions” as she received a red card that could see the 21-year-old miss the remainder of the World Cup.

First asylum seekers board barge

THE first migrants have moved on to the Bibby Stockholm barge.

Corbyn mulls mayor bid

FORMER Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn told an audience at the Edinburgh Fringe he will “have a think about” standing for election as an independent mayor of London.

Iranian regime a 'significant threat'

THE Iranian regime poses a “significant threat” to the UK, Downing Street said, with “direct threats” to dissidents living here.

Plea to help city YMCA win three national awards

HONICKNOWLE CLUB NEEDS PUBLIC VOTES TO WIN

Pride event brings a festival feel to the city

WIND AND RAIN FAILS TO DAMPEN PEOPLE’S SPIRITS

£3 million agreed to transform Tinside Lido

PLANS FOR CAFE/BAR AND YOUTH WATERSPORTS HUB

Inquiry into big blaze at Marsh Mills storage yard

HUGE FLAMES WERE CLOSE TO THE MAIN RAILWAY LINE

New councillor will draw on experience as city MP

FORMER Plymouth MP turned city councillor Alison Raynsford has pledged to tackle noise nuisance in the city, get a better deal for some of its poorest residents and improve communications with the public, as she gets stuck into her new role.

Brickfields to temporarily close during redevelopment

SPORTS CENTRE WILL BE CLOSED FROM SEPTEMBER 1