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Son jailed for life after murdering his mother

HE MUST SERVE A MINIMUM OF 12 YEARS

'This was violent thuggery, it will not be tolerated'

TOLD THEY WILL FACE ‘THE FULL FORCE OF THE LAW’

Grace 7, all set to cycle in the Tour de Moor

SHE’LL RIDE WITH HER DAD AND GRANDAD FOR ST LUKE’S HOSPICE

Tamblin misses out on skating final in Paris

SALTASH skateboarder Lola Tambling missed out on a place in the final at the Olympic Games in Paris yesterday.

Houghton wants Argyle to build on foundations

MIDFIELDER Jordan Houghton is expecting a gradual progression from Plymouth Argyle throughout the 2024/25 season after a summer of change at Home Park.

Magical Stevenson is great for the Gate

PLYMOUTH CITY SUPER LEAGUE

A Paris party for golden girl Keely

KEELY Hodgkinson partied until 2am in a Paris bar after winning gold in the women's 800m.

Closure in city played part in Hub Box collapse

ROYAL WILLIAM YARD RESTAURANT LASTED LESS THAN TWO YEARS

Musk's 'civil war' post is 'deeply irresponsible'

ELON Musk's post on his social media platform that 'civil war is inevitable' as rioting in the UK continues is 'deeply irresponsible, justice minister Heidi Alexander said.

'More riots to be held around UK'

FEARS THAT EVENTS ARE SPIRALLING

The morning after the night before... the big clean-up begins

'WHAT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT WAS FAR-RIGHT RIOTING FUELLED BY MISINFORMATION'

The night strangers came to stir trouble

'THUGGERY ON TOUR IS JUST NOT ACCEPTABLE'

Bricks hurled at police on a long night of violence

SIX ARRESTS, TWO TAKEN TO HOSPITAL AFTER CITY RIOTS

TIME TO GO

SCARR HEADS TO WREXHAM AS SZUCS CLOSES IN ON MOVE

Brixham capitalise on players missing for Yelverton

YELVERTON Bohemians suffered a nine-wicket defeat at Brixham in a game they were reluctant to play.

Rooney happy for Edwards to help out with coaching Argyle

PLYMOUTH Argyle captain Joe Edwards got a unique taste of what it is like being a coach for the final preseason game away to MK Dons on Saturday.

Team GB are not so picture perfect

GREAT Britain's triathlon mixed relay team were unable to retain their Olympic title, and were then downgraded from silver to bronze after an administrative mix-up.

Perpetrators to be named and shamed

A ‘STANDING army’ of specialist police officers is being assembled to crack down on rioting, the Prime Minister said, as he called for perpetrators to be named and shamed.

Rail campaigners won't give in

GOVERNMENT SETBACK FOR £150M TAVISTOCK PLAN

Bambinos Nursery is praised by Ofsed

A PLACE WHERE ALL CHILDREN FEEL HAPPY, SAFE AND SECURE

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.