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Tributes paid as former Lib Dem MP Breed dies

'ALL HE WANTED TO DO WAS MAKE WORLD BETTER PLACE'

MPs welcome new NHS dental practice in city

GOVERNMENT MINISTER VISITS PLYMOUTH -

Mum sues paramedics after fingers amputated

SEEKS ₤200K AFTER SHE WAS 'ADVISED TO TAKE PARACETAMOL'

Putin says Russia ready to negotiate on Ukraine

RUSSIA'S President Vladimir Putin says his regime is prepared to negotiate over the conflict in Ukraine.

MCPHEE IS THE MAN!

EXETER CITY YOUTH COACH IS THE NEW BOSS OF PARKWAY

Gladiators go down to defeat as top riders fail to shine

PLYMOUTH Gladiators went down to a 47-43 defeat in their opening Cab Direct Championship fixture at the Coliseum, on an evening their riders were outshone by an impressive Workington Comets team, writes Stuart James.

Wotton feels now is the right time to take on Torquay role

PLYMOUTH Argyle legend Paul Wotton said he has been given a competitive budget to try to get Torquay United back into the National League - as he sat alongside new football advisor Neil Warnock at the first press conference of the club’s new era on Tuesday.

Argyle right to bide their time in search for a new head coach

IT is 12 days since Plymouth Argyle secured their Championship survival and the Green Army are still waiting to find out who the club’s next head coach will be.

St Budeaux A get the better of last year's champions

LAST year’s Division One winners, Mannamead A, faced last year’s runners-up, St Budeaux A, and had the expected close match.

Chaddlewood beat their club-mates to land title

CHADDLEWOOD (Molyneux Assoc) A are again Champions of Division One after beating their B team clubmates 8-2, but the matches didn’t start well with Travis Foster beating Garry Reed.

Frampton: Size is key to a Fury win

TYSON Fury’s best route towards becoming undisputed world heavyweight champion is to take the fight to Oleksandr Usyk from the opening bell, according to Carl Frampton.

MP calls for data based on sex after hospital assaults

IT IS “vital” to collect “data based on sex” in light of reports of women being assaulted in care settings, MPs have heard.

'Raw sewage pumped into Windermere'

A FRESH row has broken out of over the state of England’s waters as the bathing season starts, foll owing reports that millions of litres of raw sewage were pumped into Windermere.

Town's loos set on fire and vandalised

APPEAL FOR COUNCIL TO INSTALL CCTV

New landing site for Devon Air Ambulance

DEVON Air Ambulance have announced that a new landing site in Yealmpton for those needing urgent treatment has become operational - making it more than 200 which are active and available across Devon.

MP blasts Government over gun law reforms

SAYS THEY MUST STOP DRAGGING THEIR FEET OR FACE ANOTHER KEYHAM’

Derriford surgeon is suspended

A DECORATED military surgeon who operated on a 12-year-old boy’s genitals without consent while carrying out a hernia procedure at Derriford Hospital has been suspended for six months.

Labour look like losers after defection

SINCE emerging from behind the shadow of Jeremy Corbyn, Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has made relatively few missteps in his bid to become the country’s next Prime Minister  yet the high-profile defection of former Conservative MP Natalie Elphicke looks increasingly like it could be.

Burton: 'I need to be playing matches'

RELEASED GOALKEEPER DECIDES TIME IS RIGHT TO LEAVE ARGYLE

Impressive Mann turns it on for the champions

JOHN Mann put on quite a show as Steve Chapman 501 League leaders Cherry Tree B were roundly beaten 9-2 by title rivals and current champions Fawn B.

Hope for summer rate cut

THE Bank of England's top economist has boosted hopes of lower borrowing costs, after saying it is \"not unreasonable\" to expect the Bank to consider cutting interest rates over the summer.

Diplomatic row over 'foreign interference'

THE Chinese ambassador has been summoned to the Foreign Office, following allegations of \"foreign interference on UK soil\".

Women were 'gaslit' over infected blood

WOMEN infected with hepatitis C after being given infected blood during childbirth have described how they were \"fobbed off\" and \"gaslit\" by medics as they fought to seek help for symptoms linked to the virus.

Council leader pledges to learn from trees saga

NEXT STEPS ARE PUBLISHED FOR ARMADA WAY REVIEW

Father's concern at care of his son

BRADLEY, 25, KILLED HIS MOTHER

Becky is running in memory of her brother

FOURTH TIME SHE HAS TAKEN PART IN 'RACE FOR LIFE'

Good news for school after recent inspection

IMPROVED RATING RECOGNISES PROGRESS UNDER NEW LEADERS

PC to be honoured by King for his bravery at Keyham

HE WILL RECEIVE KING'S GALLANTRY MEDAL

City's urban tree festival unfurls

EVENT INCLUDES WALKS AND WORKSHOPS

Devonport ships to be taken out of service

TWO FRIGATES ARE BEING RETIRED, BUT 6 NEW SHIPS TO BE BUILT - GRANT SHAPPS