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Assange wins bid to appeal against US extradition

JULIAN ASSANGE has won a bid to bring an appeal against his extradition to the United States at the High Court.

Iran president found dead at site of helicopter crash

IRAN’s President Ebrahim Raisi, the country’s foreign minister, and several other officials have been found dead, hours after their helicopter crashed in a mountainous region of the country’s north-west, state media reported.

Ofsted tells school it still has work to do

INSPECTOR'S VISIT REVEALS NOT ALL HAS BEEN RESOLVED

City man jailed for 'campaign of rape'

25 YEARS FOR 'MANIPULATIVE, DEVIOUS AND CUNNING' MAN

Stage set for open air waterside RWY gigs

‘YARD SESSIONS’ MAKE A RETURN

Dawson's wealth grows by £475m

THE RANGE AND WILKO TYCOON HAILS PROFITABLE YEAR

Vertical takeoff is key to airport

NEW GENERATION OF AIRCRAFT 'WOULD BE PERFECT FOR CITY'

Infected blood probe is '30 years too late'

THE family of a Plymouth boy who died after receiving infected blood have welcomed the findings of an inquiry which reveals a cover-up – but said it is “30 years too late”.

Flooding as heavy rain sees river burst banks

FLASH FLOODING ON ROADS AFTER THUNDERSTORMS HIT

IT'S TIME TO SWITCH OFF

VICTORIOUS USYK NEEDS A BREAK AFTER BEATING FURY

Manning calls for changes after Tavi miss out

TAVISTOCK chairman Dave Manning has called for a proper target checking procedure to be put in place and displayed correctly on scoreboards after his side’s three-run defeat at Thorverton.

Starmer cooks up a salmon treat on TV

LABOUR leader Sir Keir Starmer has prepared a tandoori salmon meal on a TV cookery programme.

D-Day parachute drop cut back over lack of aircraft

THE shortage of planes for a mass parachute drop to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day shows why more money needs to be spent on defence, Grant Shapps has said.

Teenager dies and second in hospital after river tragedy

A 14-YEAR-OLD boy has died and a 13-year-old boy was in a critical condition yesterday after getting into difficulty in the River Tyne in Northumberland, Northumbria Police said.

'Coup foiled' after gunfire heard in DR Congo capital

THE Democratic Republic of Congo's army said it \"foiled a coup\" early yesterday and arrested the perpetrators, including several foreigners, following a following a shootout between armed men in military uniform and a top politician's guards that left three people dead in the capital, Kinshasa.

Residents riled as bin bags left uncollected

RESIDENTS of parts of Cornwall where the county council’s new waste collection service has started are trying to get a handle on why their rubbish has not been collected.

Financial worries for Donkey Sanctuary

CHARITY MAY HAVE TO CLOSE ITS SITE NEAR PLYMOUTH

Derriford welcomes new children's surgical unit

ONE OF ONLY TWO SUCH SPECIALIST FACILITIES IN UK

Pirates to the fore as city hosts fun event

BARBICAN AND BEYOND PACKED WITH REVELLERS

Campaign for mayor for city gets underway

TV CELEBRITY'S HUSBAND IS SEEKING SIGNATURES

ARGYLE PAY THE PENALTY

THE PILGRIMS HAVE BEEN FINED £5,000 AND STOKE CITY £24,000 AFTER MASS CONFRONTATION DURING MATCH

Referees got 85 per cent of key decisions 'correct'

REFEREES in the Championship arguably the biggest league in the world not using VAR - got over 85 per cent of key decisions correct this season according to an independent panel.

Pilgrims have a Michael Cooper issue to deal with

PLYMOUTH Argyle goalkeeper Michael Cooper is back on track with his career after two knee injuries during 2023 which ruled him out of action for lengthy periods.

Fury: I'm ready to fulfil my destiny!

TYSON Fury has vowed to return home as the undisputed world heavyweight champion after promising fans travelling from the UK he will \"put on a show\" against Oleksandr Usyk.

Thousands of officers trained for rape cases

THE Home Secretary has vowed to put more sex offenders behind bars after thousands of police officers were specially trained in investigating rapes.

No tax cuts guarantee but burden will go down – Hunt

JEREMY Hunt has declined to give a \"cast-iron guarantee\" of tax cuts, while insisting the tax burden would go down under a future Conservative government.

Asylum seeker killed OAP in 'terrorist act'

MAN JAILED MINIMUM 45 YEARS FOR 'GAZA REVENGE' ATTACK

Ukraine drone attack on Crimea cuts power in city

A MASSIVE Ukrainian drone attack on Crimea early yesterday caused power cut-offs in the city of Sevastopol and set a refinery ablaze in southern Russia, Russian authorities said.

Night shelter to open all year

PLANNERS GIVE APPROVAL TO HELP THE HOMELESS

Dawson sees wealth surge to £2.5bn

'THE RANGE' OWNER SHOOTS UP SUNDAY TIMES RICH LIST