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When Argyle's deadline day deal was hijacked by United

IT’S not often Plymouth Argyle will have their transfer business hijacked by Manchester United - but it was in the case of Andy Kellett.

PM now facing 'anxious' mood in country - Blair

BRITAIN’S standing in the world has diminished over the last decade and Sir Keir Starmer has come to power at a time of “anxiety” for the nation, Sir Tony Blair has said of his Labour successor as prime minister.

Keir's winter fuel flak

SIR Keir Starmer faced shouts of “shame” in the House of Commons as he defended moves to cut winter fuel payments for millions of pensioners.

'Decades of failure' led to fatal Grenfell fire-report

THE devastating Grenfell Tower fire which killed 72 people was the result of “decades of failure” by government and the construction industry to act on the dangers of flammable materials on high-rise buildings, a long-awaited report has found.

Inquest hears how Stella, 17, died at bus stop

ROAD TRAF: F iC Rica COLLISION VERDICT

Former hotel is transformed

ARCHITECTS PROVIDE NEW LEASE OF LIFE

Pest control problems lead to low ratings for RWY eateries

BUSINESSES INSIST PROMPT ACTION IS BEING TAKEN

Council rapped over response to complaints

AUTHORITY TOOK 76 DAYS IN EXAMPLE FROM OMBUDSMAN

MP's focus on better rail in maiden speech

NEW SOUTH WEST DEVON MP URGES BETTER LINKS TO CITY

Neurodiversity festival is major event for city

PLYMOUTH is this month hosting a one-day festival to highlight and celebrate people with a range of neurological conditions, which is believed to be a first in the UK.

Ursu itching to 'shake off the cobwebs'

PLYMOUTH WELTERWEIGHT HAS HAD TROUBLE FINDING OPPONENTS WILLING TO FIGHT HIM

Victory not to be despite Tasker's 19 ton+ scores

TONY Tasker's 19 scores of a ton or more in the Monday Premier League couldn't arrest his Victory team's slide to a 9-2 defeat against Tradesmans.

McCullum's handed white-ball roles too

BRENDON McCullum will oversee England's fortunes in all three formats from the start of next year after agreeing to succeed Matthew Mott as white-ball head coach.

Jack: There is more to come!

TENNIS Jack Draper is daring to dream big in New York and is not ready to stop at the US Open quarter-finals.

Chancellor defends axe of winter fuel payments

RACHEL Reeves has ignored calls to reverse her decision to cut winter fuel payments, amid warnings pensioners are \"frightened\" about how they will keep warm.

King 'doing very well'

THE Queen has given an update about the King's cancer treatment, saying \"he's doing very well\".

Long jail sentences in 'harrowing' case

MOTHER ACCUSED OF DRUGGING DAUGHTER

Family pay tribute to man killed in car crash

DAVID STERRATT WAS ‘LOVING AND KIND-HEARTED' FATHER

Locals welcome preservation of play area for now

HOMES HAD BEEN PLANNED FOR PRECIOUS GREEN SPACE

Call for Jaguar to make changes over boy's death

A CORONER has called on Jaguar Land Rover to re-evaluate the design of its £70,000 electric SUV, the I-PACE, following the death of a seven-year-old Plymouth boy last year.

City couple raise funds to bring daughter home

THREE-YEAR-OLD CLARA IS BEING TREATED FOR TUMOUR

MP's sporting target for city

FRED THOMAS WANTS MORE PARTICIPATION

City-elected political titan retires at 86

FORMER SDP leader David Owen - who was first elected as a Plymouth MP in 1966 - has retired from the House of Lords, drawing to a close a parliamentary career spanning almost six decades.

'Magical' list of shows to be staged at city theatre

PLYMKIDS’ BEAUTY AND THE BEAST TO FATHER CHRISTMAS

Tory councillor's wife faces prison over 'race hate' social media rant

THE wife of a Conservative councillor has admitted sending a social media message stirring up racial hatred against asylum seekers on the day of the Southport attacks.

Reeves urged to impose pay-per-mile scheme

CHANCELLOR Rachel Reeves is being urged to impose a pay-permile scheme on UK drivers to avoid a “black hole” from lost fuel duty revenue.

'Relief' over proposed Ofsted report changes

THE sister of a headteacher who killed herself following a damning Ofsted report has welcomed changes to the system.

Last heat heartache at Coliseum for Gladiators

THE Plymouth ProwPark Gladiators suffered last heat heartache when the Oxford Cheetahs snatched a 43-47 victory at the Coliseum on Saturday.

RESET YOUR CHILD'S BODY CLOCK

Experts explain how to best get your kids back into a sleep routine as school returns.

AI Hajj can 'make a difference'

DEADLINE day signing Rami Al Hajj will bring creativity and the ability to score and create goals from a number 10 role for Plymouth Argyle, according to Wayne Rooney.