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O'Sullivan: I'm not snooker's greatest

RONNIE O’Sullivan shrugged off suggestions of greatness on the eve of his bid to eclipse Stephen Hendry and become the first player to win eight world snooker titles in the modern era.

RITE OF PASSAGE

FOUR young Jews prepare for the biggest night of their lives their Bar and Bat Mitzvah - in this fascinating film about faith and culture.

TV exposure for posh moor accommodation

TERRY AND NIKKI ARE DELIGHTED TO APPEAR ON CHANNEL 4

Asylum barge residents report poor mental health and 'airport' security

A REPORT looking into the Bibby Stockholm barge that houses asylum seekers has found widespread mental health problems and \"airport security\" on board the vessel.

Marine scientist nominated for major accolade

INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR PLYMOUTH ACADEMIC

Petition launched to stop sale of pub

REGULARS at a Plymouth pub have started a petition in a bid to save the venue after it was earmarked for closure.

Care home closures 'due to £1.8m repair costs'

A CHARITY decided to close three Plymouth old people’s homes because it could not afford a £1.8 million bill to renovate them, it has been revealed.

Memorial service for World War Two sailors

113 LIVES WERE LOST IN BOMBING OF CITY NAVAL BASE IN 1941

Local pair rescue stranded TV star

GMB HOST IS CAUGHT OUT BY BIG POTHOLE

City's fine examples of post box history

CHRIS ROBINSON HEARS HOW THE POSTAL SERVICE HAS DEVELOPED OVER TIME

LET'S BE FRIENDS

HALLETT KEEN TO REKINDLE HIS FRIENDSHIP WITH SCHUEY

Schuey goes from Argyle hero to big villain in just 12 months

STEVEN Schumacher mentioned his 'affection' for Plymouth Argyle a couple of times when I asked him some questions in the Press conference after his Stoke City side beat his former club 3-0 at the bet365 Stadium.

Plymouth's Bryson lands herself a second gold

PLYMOUTH’S Kerenza Bryson built on her best-ever fencing performance to claim the second UIPM World Cup gold of her career with a stunning performance in Ankara, Turkey, writes Stuart James.

Beaten Patriots finish season on the bottom

THE Plymouth City Patriots finished their season with a bang this weekend, as the 2023-24 camopaign came to an end in Sheffield.

'Moral responsibility' to sort out housing crisis

THE Archbishop of Canterbury is to call for an end to “short-termism” in housing policy as a new report advocating decent homes across England is launched.

Russia 'using Central Asia to sidestep war sanctions'

LORD David Cameron has acknowledged that Russia is using Central Asia to sidestep sanctions and said Britain wants to work with countries in the region to end the circumvention.

PM blames Labour for flights delay

RISHI Sunak has acknowledged he will miss his self-imposed spring target for getting the Rwanda scheme off the ground but insisted: “We will start the flights and we will stop the boats.”

River crossing reduced to two ferries

ONE OF THE THREE VESSELS UNDERGOING MAINTENANCE

Celebrity chef raises £8k at charity dinner

JAMES TANNER SUPPORTS CARDIAC CHARITY HEARTBEAT

Freeport 'won't leave people out of pocket'

PROMISE MADE THAT IT WON’T COST LOCALS

Heartbreak as couple in their 90s separated

HOUSING SHORTAGE MEANS NOTHING SUITABLE FOR THEM

Cat dies after being caught up in a snare

INVESTIGATION STARTED BY THE RSPCA AFTER ANIMAL'S DEATH

Union Street site could be reused

RELOCATED FOOD COURT WOULD BE FIRST STAGE OF PLAN

Pilgrims fail to land a glove as Schuey has the last laugh

STOKE'S COMPREHENSIVE WIN LEAVES THEM SAFE BUT ARGYLE ARE STILL IN A RELEGATION SCRAP

Argyle join the great backlash in abolishing FA Cup replays

PLYMOUTH Argyle have called the scrapping of FA Cup replays from next season as 'misguided' and 'without the consultation and care that surely should be an enshrined prerequisite

Parkway fight back to earn a big point in relegation dogfight

PLYMOUTH Parkway made a welcome return to Bolitho Park for the first of three home games that will make or break their season on Saturday and they fought back from 2-0 down to claim what could turn out to be a huge point in their battle to avoid relegation from the Southern League Premier Division.

I don't want to be PM again, Truss insists

LIZ Truss has insisted she does not want to \"reinstate\" herself as prime minister, a week after saying she had \"unfinished business\" with the Conservative Party.

Tories would keep the two-child benefit limit

THE Conservatives will keep the two-child benefit cap if they win the next election, the Prime Minister has said.

Spice Girls reunited for Posh birthday party

THE Spice Girls reunited for Victoria Beckham's 50th birthday party, which also saw celebrity appearances from the likes of Tom Cruise and Salma Hayek.

Children are killed in Israeli strikes on Rafah

ISRAELI strikes on the southern Gaza city of Rafah overnight on Saturday killed 18 people, including 14 children, health officials said, as the United States was on track to approve billions of dollars in additional military aid for its close ally.