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£1.6m boost for musicians

NEARLY 70 British musicians looking to break through on the global stage will benefit from grants of £1.6m in the biggest round of a national funding scheme to date.

Jail for city store thief

ONE BURGLARY ON CHRISTMAS EVE

Play rooted in economic crisis

SOARING food prices, outrageous energy bills, wages failing to keep up with inflation. It all sounds a bit familiar - yet a play to be performed by a Plymouth theatre company next month was actually written 50 years ago.

Jail for man who broke into house as family slept

CAUGHT ON CAMERA AS HE SNOOPED AROUND

Michelin star accolade for farm restaurant

A FARM restaurant close to Plymouth has been awarded a prestigious Michelin star for its unique and \"wonderfully pure\" flavours.

Sailors clear 3 tonnes of waste off frozen island

ICE BREAKER HMS PROTECTOR RETURNS TO THE ANTARCTIC

'No brainer' decision to give kidney to my twin

KATIE TIMMS & BEN BARRY

Another Derriford critical incident

ANOTHER critical incident has been declared at Plymouth's Derriford Hospital, following 10 days of very high attendances at its accident and emergency department.

Jones can't halt Cherry Tree's rush to victory

GEORGE Jones added 17 tons to the scoreboard for King Billy during an 8-3 defeat for his side at the hands of a strong looking Cherry Tree B in the return of the Steve Chapman 501 League.

Clucky in love

Dad prefers poultry to grand romantic gestures... but mum knows a good egg when she sees one

STILL HANGING AROUND

The Stranglers have been taking it Nice 'n' Sleazy since the days of punk rock. MARION MCMULLEN looks at the group as they celebrate their 50th anniversary

They don't tell you about the incredible mum quilt!

Love Island winner Dani Dyer talks to LAUREN TAYLOR about bringing up twins and their big brother, 'perfect birth' pressure and how she chose her girls' names

Restaurant shuts after just two years

KICKIN' CARIBOU ANNOUNCES CLOSURE WITH A RELOCATION TO BRISTOL

Morgan bet took Sunak by surprise

RISHI Sunak said he was taken by surprise when he appeared to accept a £1,000 bet over the success of the Government's Rwanda asylum scheme.

Truss speaks out at launch of 'PopCons'

LIZ Truss has hit out at Rishi Sunak's Government for failing to take on 'leftwing extremists' she said had gained control of UK institutions, as she argued the new Popular Conservatism movement must galvanise Britain's many 'secret' Conservatives.

Labour in knives call

LABOUR has urged ministers to introduce criminal sanctions for online platforms allowing people to buy and sell dangerous knives.

'We're willing on King for speedy recovery' says PM

RISHI SUNAK SAYS HE HOPES CHARLES BEATS CANCER 'AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE'

Miss Japan hands back title

THE Ukraine-born winner of this year's Miss Japan beauty pageant and the contest's organisers said she has renounced her title, after a magazine published an article about her affair with a married man.

The man who wants to invade brains

IT sounds like something out of a science fiction novel, or perhaps an outlandish Hollywood movie.

'Residents at risk as cars and lorries ignore signs'

COUNCILLOR SAYS DRIVERS ARE NOT OBEYING DIVERSION

Teen with 'heart of gold' told she has cancer

FAMILY RALLIES ROUND BY RAISING FUNDS FOR JESSICA

Tungsten mine secures vital operating permit

BUT STILL FACES A PUBLIC CONSULTATION

Gambling addicts of all ages are building up debts

ONE IN SEVEN PEOPLE IN PLYMOUTH SAID TO BE AT RISK

Relive the 90s and noughties at festival

HOST OF ICONIC ACTS LINED UP FOR THE FAMILY-FRIENDLY FESTIVAL

Elderly pedestrian hurt in collision

AN elderly man was fighting for his life after a collision in Plymouth on Monday night. The pedestrian was hit by a motorcyclist who fled the scene prior to police arriving at Beacon Park Road.

King 'Positive' As He Faces Treatment In Cancer Fight

Doctors advise charles to postpone public-facing duties after diagnosis

Foster hails the role of Hazard

IAN Foster thought Plymouth Argyle showed 'a wonderful togetherness' as they came under heavy pressure during the away Championship game against Swansea City but still held on for a 1-0 victory The Pilgrims' boss paid tribute to not only the way the players put their bodies on their line as they defended, but also the goalkeeping of Conor Hazard.

LOOK WHO'S BACK!

WARNOCK TO TAKE ON ABERDEEN VACANCY

Patriots keep play-off hopes alive by downing the Giants

A TOUGH road trip for the Plymouth City Patriots saw the South West side come away with a well-earned but controversial win at playoff rivals Manchester Giants this weekend, before they went down to defeat at the mighty London Lions.

Reunification not priority, says PM

STORMONT leaders should focus on the 'day-to-day' concerns of people in Northern Ireland rather than the prospect of a ballot on reunification, the Prime Minister has suggested.