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'Alarm' over North Korea

US deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell has said that Washington and its allies are \"alarmed\" by North Korea's nuclear and missile threats as well as its increasing military support for Russia's war in Ukraine.

MP offering up £13k allowance for good causes

REBECCA SMITH 'OPEN' TO SUGGESTIONS

Work halted over 'metal objects'

DISCOVERY UNDER LAND AT MILLBAY SITE

Campaign aims to tackle online child abuse

MISSION INVOLVES MAKING OFFENDERS CALL A HALT

Tungsten mine under threat after £10m loss

INVESTORS ARE ASKED TO PROVIDE FURTHER FUNDING

Live music will launch entertainment space

THE first of many live events is due to take place this weekend in a new entertainment space created as part of the £17 million Plymouth City Centre upgrade.

Former Olympic swimmer is found guilty of rape

DEPLETED JURY REACH VERDICTS AFTER DAYS OF DELIBERATION

RANDELL A ROLE MODEL

DEWSNIP PAYS HOMAGE TO ARGYLE ACADEMY GRADUATE

Plymouth's top talents all set for Champions event

A TOTAL of 85 of Plymouth’s top darting talent are raring to go for the 39th edition of the marathon that is the Champion of Champions, which begins in earnest on Sunday.

Szucs enters late on for Hungary debut

PLYMOUTH Argyle centre-back Kornel Szucs made his senior international debut for Hungary towards the end of a 2-0 UEFA Nations League win away to Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Matty showing he has Potts of talent

MATTHEW Potts wants to show England he can be a threat in all conditions after a promising start to his touring career in Pakistan.

£68m boost to build on brownfield sites

COUNCILS will receive £68 million to help build thousands of homes on disused brownfield sites, the Government has announced.

'Tough' Budget decisions

THE Prime Minister has declined to rule out increasing employers' National Insurance contributions at the Budget, but insisted Labour would keep its promise not to raise taxes on \"working people\".

Hunger crisis in Africa

MONTHS of drought in southern Africa triggered by the El Niño weather phenomenon have had a devastating effect on more than 27 million people and caused the region's worst hunger crisis in decades, the United Nations' food agency said yesterday.

Could jabs be shot in the arm for economy?

NEW weight-loss jabs could help boost the economy in Britain by getting people \"back into work\", the Prime Minister has said.

Medivac drama as cruise ship passenger unwell

COASTGUARD CALLED TO AIRLIFT PERSON TO SHORE

Record audience for classical concert

NEARLY 200 ATTEND AT STOKE DAMEREL CHURCH

Concerns over Devil's Point tidal pool repairs

RESIDENTS SAY IT'S JUST A 'STICKING PLASTER' APPROACH

Tributes to a 'loving dad' who lost cancer fight

'RECEIVED EXCELLENT CARE AT ST LUKE'S'

Incinerator labelled an 'environmental disaster”

COUNCIL IS NOW BURNING ‘MAJORITY OF ITS WASTE’’

MP abseils 80ft down Royal Citadel

RAISING MONEY FOR DEVON AIR AMBULANCE

THE PASS MASTER

GRIMSHAW IS MORE THAN JUST A GOOD SHOT-STOPPER

Dewsnip delighted despite Argyle's 'glitches'

DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL FEELS SEASON HAS GONE WELL SO FAR

Henderson delighted as his Lambs bounce back in style

STUART Henderson was not a happy man when his side crashed to a 4-1 home defeat to Helston Athletic last midweek, but he was delighted with their response at the weekend in bouncing back with a fine 2-0 win over Thatcham Town at Langsford Park.

Kids 'doom scrolling' on mobiles at risk of harm

CHILDREN who are \"doom scrolling\" for hours a day on smartphones are at risk of widespread harm, an MP has warned.

'I punished her and she died' dad tells court

THE father of Sara Sharif fled to Pakistan after allegedly killing the 10-yearold and calling police to say \"I legally punished her and she died\", a court has heard.

Israeli air strike kills four

AN Israeli air strike on a hospital courtyard in the Gaza Strip has killed at least four people and left more than two dozen others with severe burns, after fire swept through a tent camp for people displaced by the war, Palestinian medics said yesterday.

Crime tsar won't reveal fees for ex=Met chief

FOI REQUEST IS TURNED DOWN BY PCC'S OFFICE

Effervescent ballet a fantastic eye-opener

FULL disclosure. I had no idea there was such a thing as comedy ballet until I went to watch La Fille mal gardée at the Theatre Royal last week.

Old register office being 'flogged off in fire sale'

DISBELIEF AT PRICE BEING ASKED FOR COUNCIL BUILDING