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What happened to flight MH370?

TEN years after Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 disappeared with 239 passengers and crew on board on March 8, 2014, this hard-hitting documentary looks for answers.

Cling on off the starboard bow!

DAVE MONK FINDS HIMSELF SUSPENDED OVER THE SIDE OF THE WORLD'S BIGGEST CRUISE SHIP ON A THRILLING VOYAGE

Move to new premises spells success for witchcraft shop

THE CUNNING GROVE OFFERS HEALING, CURSE REMOVAL’ AND LOVE READINGS

Scratching around for rodent solution

IT started scratching with the sound of in a corner of the room, under the floorboards. Then a noise which sounded like something skittering along a hard surface.

High-risk women were not referred

NEARLY 1,500 women who were not referred for annual MRI checks despite being at “very high risk of breast cancer” will be offered scans within the next three months, Health Secretary Victoria Atkins confirmed yesterday.

MPs set to see claims made against PO chief

THE Post Office will hand over a document detailing claims made against chief executive Nick Read to MPs, a board director has said.

Hunt set to cut National Insurance

JEREMY Hunt looks set to unveil a 2p cut to National Insurance as he uses today’s Budget to woo voters ahead of this year’s general election.

Unsecured call led to hacking

A GERMAN military officer used an unsecured phone line at a Singapore hotel to join a conference call that was hacked by Russians and leaked to the public, Germany’s defence minister claimed yesterday.

Medical staff to walk 630 miles

RAISING FUNDS TO HELP PRESERVE SW COASTPATH

Pasty shops boss hails next outlet

THE Oggy Oggy pasty empire continues to expand, and will open another outlet in Plymouth’s new £20 million shopping centre this autumn.

Proud history of RNLI at Looe

As the RNLI marks its 200th anniversary, Clare Ainsworth takes a look at the history of the lifeboat station at Looe

Dog walkers are warned to be wary of hazards

SPANIEL BADLY HURT AFTER INCIDENT IN CANN WOODS

Council angry at claims of lack of bomb support

THE leader of Plymouth City Council has hit back at a 'vicious rumour' circulating online, following last month's detonation of a World War Two bomb found in the city.

Navy ship halts drug smuggling

A ROYAL Navy warship and her crew have stopped nearly £300 million worth of drugs from being smuggled in the Caribbean Sea.

PROBE INTO BASKETBALL BUST-UP

INVESTIGATION ON TO COURT DURING MATCH AFTER FANS FLOOD

READY TO GO AGAIN

ARGYLE HAVE NO TIME TO WALLOW AFTER IPSWICH LOSS

Patriots facing a fight for the play-offs after heavy loss

THE Plymouth City Patriots were on the wrong side of a 37-point drubbing as they travelled to Sheffield Thursday night to take on the Sharks, writes Pablo Cheeks.

Russell apologises as weather conspires against Parkway

PLYMOUTH Parkway chairman Mark Russell has apologised to fans that were inside Bolitho Park on Saturday, only for their Southern League Premier Division clash with Salisbury to be postponed, shortly before kick-off.

Argyle boss is relishing the demands of England's second tier

IAN Foster has explained how there is much more to his team selection for Plymouth Argyle games than just the level of performance from the players available to him.

Pope told to keep calm and settle in

BRENDON McCullum has urged Ollie Pope to loosen up early on in his innings but pointed out England's vicecaptain is not alone in having a reputation as a nervy starter.

Boulter shoots up rankings with her second WTA title

TENNIS British number one Katie Boulter thanked boyfriend Alex de Minaur for racing over to California to watch her win a first WTA 500 tournament after his own success at the Mexican Open.

Comedy gold

HAVING previously sparkled on the GOLD channel, this comedy arrives to a wider audience on the BBC with a witty script and sparkling cast.

Minister: People must act in a sensible way

DEMOCRACY will only work if people act in a \"sensible and grown-up way\", a minister has said, as the Government weighs options for clamping down on \"extremist\" behaviour.

Labour to clamp down on benefits

LABOUR has promised tougher measures on handing out benefits payments as it sets out plans to reduce the number of young people out of work, education or training.

Economy is on track, says PM

RISHI Sunak claimed the UK economy is getting \"on the right track\" as he visited the site of the former Honda car factory.

Tories hit their lowest polling score on record

THE Conservatives have hit their lowest polling score on record after a torrid start to the year for Rishi Sunak.

Campaigner calls for slavery conversation

THE Church of England's work to address historic links to slavery must be the start of a wider conversation for British society, a campaigner has said, as a new report set a £1 billion target for an investment fund for \"healing, repair and justice\".

Community events to get more funding

Festivals and other popular events look set to continue in Saltash with the help of increased funding from the town council.

Brave Hannah is staying positive

I'LL KEEP SMILING' SAYS CANCER SUFFERER

Schools issue vape warning to pupils' parents

SOME VAPES 'MAY CONTAIN TOXIC SUBSTANCES'