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Moorland dog attacks are on the increase

70 ATTACKS ON LIVESTOCK ALREADY THIS YEAR

Teacher downloaded vile images of children

A FORMER secondary school teacher who admitted downloading hundreds of indecent photos and videos of children performing sex acts has been handed a suspended sentence.

Protesters clash in city centre as tensions flare

RIOT POLICE WEARING HELMETS WITH DOGS KEEP DEMONSTRATORS APART

Children design a T-shirt for Buddy

A BOY from Plymouth held a ‘design a T-shirt’ competition in aid of the children’s hospice that supports his family.

Rooney admits Pilgrims still have plenty to work on

WAYNE Rooney has admitted there is still plenty for Plymouth Argyle to work on going into the start of the 2024/25 Championship campaign.

Plymstock prevail in crunch basement battle

CORNWOOD'S losing run in the Premier Division continued with a 99-run drubbing by Exeter on the County Ground.

Ben Proud ends wait for Olympic medal with silver in the 50m freestyle

BEN Proud claimed the one medal missing from his collection as he bagged Olympic silver in the men's 50 metres freestyle final.

Triumphant eight crew inspired by class of 2000

GOLD FOR PLYMOUTH ROWER JACOB DAWSON

Integration efforts 'must start again'

THE UK needs to \"start again\" on integration, Kemi Badenoch has said amid further violent unrest on Britain's streets.

UK 'stable for business'

MINISTERS are expected to pitch Britain as a \"stable place to do business\" as they court global investors at a UK-based summit two weeks ahead of the autumn Budget.

Claims death threat made to Sherlock star Amanda in Strictly row

POLICE are investigating an alleged death threat sent to actress Amanda Abbington.

A third of parents want term-time only jobs

ONE-IN-THREE working parents with young children would consider school term-time only jobs to improve their work/life balance, research suggests.

Israeli strikes kill 18 in Gaza

ISRAELI air strikes have killed 18 people in Gaza, including four who were sheltering at a tent camp housing displaced people inside a hospital complex, while a stabbing attack carried out by a Palestinian killed two people in a Tel Aviv suburb.

Joanne discovers a 'new life' by exercise

ORIGINALLY 21 STONES, SHE HAD SHED SEVEN

City police to carry overdose reverse drug

THEY ARE BEING TRAINED TO HELP REDUCE DRUG DEATHS

Plymouth College celebrates its 15 Olympic superstars

SILVER MEDALISTS TOM DALEY AND BEN PROUD ARE AMONG THE SCHOOL'S COMPETING ALUMNI

The perfect place to chill out and relax

TINY 'CASTLE' TURNED INTO ROMANTIC WATERSIDE RETREAT

Paddle steamer set to make a return

THE world’s last seagoing paddle steamer, the iconic PS Waverley, will make a highly anticipated return to Plymouth and the South West this summer.

'Big brother' Arnason sells Argyle to newcomer Palsson

VICTOR Palsson has revealed how former Iceland international teammate Kari Arnason has given him plenty of tips after joining Plymouth Argyle.

Brit pair savour being last-ever champions

EMILY Craig and Imogen Grant banished the demons of Tokyo 2020 by becoming the last Olympic lightweight women's double sculls champions.

Britain's brilliant Bryony takes gold

GREAT Britain’s Bryony Page completed her set of Olympic medals with gold in the women’s trampoline.

Migrant crossings could top 17,000

NEARLY 17,000 migrants have arrived in the UK so far this year after crossing the Channel.

Venezuela election row

A GROUP of masked assailants ransacked the headquarters of Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado yesterday in the latest escalation of violence against opponents of Nicolas Maduro following the country’s disputed presidential election.

BBC 'must reassure the public' after Edwards case

THE Culture Secretary says her concern is that \"warning signs\" are spotted in the future, after former BBC presenter Huw Edwards admitted having indecent images of children.

Harris campaign raises $310m

AMERICAN Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign announced yesterday that it raised $310 million last month.

Centre's cool idea to help hot dogs

SUPPORTERS ASKED TO HELP MEET COSTS

Having a Really Wild Day Out at Cotehele

AS part of the National Trust's Summer of Play, Cotehele, near Saltash, has teamed up with the University of Plymouth and Cornwall Mammal Society for a jam-packed day of 'really wild' activities on the banks of the River Tamar.

Plymouth plans to reach for the skies

PLANS are being worked on which could see several sky-scraping buildings tower over Plymouth.

Summer fun at Royal William Yard

AUGUST has arrived, and a whole host of free family activities are taking place at Royal William Yard every Saturday and Sunday – and the summer holiday boredom-busting entertainment kicks off today.

Councils' 'moral obligation' to build homes

ANGELA RAYNER has told council chiefs they have a “moral obligation to see more homes built”.