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Chaddlewood B upset team-mates

DIVISION ONE

Clark's getting that warm Fuzzy feeling

US OPEN champion Wyndham Clark believes records are meant to be broken as he targets one of the most enduring in Masters history.

We've got your backs, PM tells shop workers

PRIME Minister Rishi Sunak says fresh measures to stop retail crime will show shop workers 'we've got their back' as he announced assaulting shop staff will be made a separate criminal offence.

Dad is jailed for murder of baby son

A FATHER has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 22 years for murdering his four-week-old son, who was left to die from a broken neck after suffering 23 broken ribs.

Biden: Israel handling of Gaza war a mistake

UNITED States President Joe Biden has called Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's handling of the war in Gaza a mistake and urged Israel's government to flood Gaza with aid, ramping up pressure on Israel to reach a ceasefire deal and widening a rift between the two staunch allies.

True kindness of strangers

COME FROM AWAY, THEATRE ROYAL PLYMOUTH

Festival set to promote better breast health

BREAST FEST WILL SUPPORT THE PRIMROSE FOUNDATION

£20m scheme to transform eyesore into hotel and flats

MAYFLOWER HOUSE AND CONGRESS HALL PLAN TO REVITALISE CITY CENTRE

Honour for Royal Navy chef

A ROYAL Navy chef from Plymouth has been named the best in the Armed Forces, after showing exceptional skill and unwavering commitment while deployed on operations.

Plymouth scientists design revolutionary crewless ship

OCEANUS COULD EXPLORE OCEANS' FURTHEST REACHES

Pilgrims strike late on to salvage a point in match they could not lose

Plymouth Argyle players celebrate as Mustapha Bundu bundles in the equaliser against Queens Park Rangers

PYRAMID SCHEME

BEN MITCHELL travels to Egypt's capital for a preview of ambitious plans to make the most of its wealth of archaeological artefacts

New office drives IT firm's future growth

MORE WOMEN ON STAFF IN INDUSTRY DOMINATED BY MEN

'PO tried to silence and discredit me for 23 years'

Lead campaigner Alan Bates gives evidence to the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry

NEW ESTATE IS HALF-BUILT LEFT

RESIDENTS DISMAYED AS CONSTRUCTION FIRM FILES FOR ADMINISTRATION AND ABANDONS DEVELOPMENT OF 38 HOMES

Maxi's mind and body challenge

FORMER ARGYLE PHYSIO TAKING ON RUNNING BID TO BOOST MENTAL HEALTH

Wartime band to lead evening of '40s dance

CONCERT FOLLOWS PLEAS FROM GLENN MILLER FANS

Labour pledges more staff to close tax gap

The shadow chancellor was forced to respond after Jeremy Hunt used his Budget to adopt some of Labour’s revenue-raising policies to fund his pre-election cut in National Insurance.

'Honeytrap' scandal MP quits committee

A TORY MP has resigned as vice chairman of the 1922 Committee amid a backlash over his admission that he shared other politicians' personal numbers with a suspected scammer who he met on a dating app.

King Billy are too strong despite heroics of Dodd

Jayden Dodd was unable to stop Octagon going down to defeat to King Billy

Gladiators geared up to start season

Anders Rowe has been drafted in to guest for Plymouth at Poole and Scunthorpe this week

IT'S SLOW PROGRESS

HALLETT STILL SEARCHING FOR INVESTORS AT HOME PARK

FOSTER NOT RIGHT MAN

EDWARDS FEELS COACH DID NOT FIT WITH ARGYLE'S CULTURE

Winning goal gives Mumba a boost in confidence

WING-BACK CAN'T WAIT TO FACE QPR AFTER FINDING HIS BELIEF

Patriots off the bottom with after bringing down Giants

IT was the battle of the BBL's bottom two on Friday night as the Plymouth City Patriots took on the Manchester Giants, the team just above them in the table, with a chance to leapfrog them with a win at the Pavilions.

Hay fever relievers

WARMER TEMPERATURES HAVE TRIGGERED AN EARLY START TO POLLEN SEASON. JAMEL SMITH FINDS OUT HOW TO PREVENT AND TREAT ALLERGIES

Tobacco trade sends £10.9bn up in smoke

ALMOST £11 billion per year could be freed up and spent in England's communities if people quit smoking, according to new research.

Ex-Ofsted boss to lead death response review

THE sister of a headteacher who took her own life after an Ofsted inspection said she will \"need to be convinced\" of the independence of a review following her death after a former chief of the schools watchdog was appointed to lead it.

Minister in Post Office jail demand

THE Post Office minister has said people responsible for the Horizon scandal \"should go to jail\".

Palestinians return to devastated home city

STREAMS of Palestinians have been filing back into Khan Younis to salvage what they can in the wake of Israel's attack on the southern Gaza city.