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Male veterans at high risk of suicide

MALE veterans aged between 25 and 44 had a higher risk of suicide than men in that age range in the general public, according to new statistics.

Bi-speed camera that catches you both ways

NEW CAMERA CAN MONITOR BOTH 7 SIDES OF THE ROAD

High radon gas levels at prison

TESTING is continuing at Dartmoor Prison after high levels of potential hazardous radon gas were detected.

MUM'S WARNING AS SON HIT BY 'RARE CONDITION'

TEN-YEAR-OLD RUSHED TO HOSPITAL WITH SYNDROME WHICH INITIALLY 'PRESENTED AS A COLD OR FLU'

PROVING A POINT

SCARR AND WRIGHT RETURN AND HELP ARGYLE TO VICTORY

Nancekivell hails huge win after a tough week for Argyle

MUMBA'S STRIKE GIVES ARGYLE SOME RESPITE IN FIGHT TO AVOID THE DROP

Ivybridge crowned champions after win

IVYBRIDGE Town were left celebrating at the weekend as their 2-0 win at Bishops Lydeard saw them clinch the South West Peninsula League East title - and promotion to the Western League Premier Division, writes Stuart James.

Saltash hit form ahead of their big Cup Final

SALTASH warmed-up for Wednesday night's Lockie Cup clash with OPM by thrashing St Just 107-5 at Moorlands Lane.

150k families 'signing up for free childcare

MORE than 150,000 parents and guardians have signed up for a new free childcare offer for two-year-olds, the Government says.

'Claims on war wrong'

TWO former defence ministers are wrong to say the UK is unprepared for the possibility of war, Oliver Dowden has said.

Abba star marks 50 years since Eurovision win

Abba star Bjorn Ulvaeus reflected on the band's Eurovision win 50 years ago as the stage show Mamma Mia celebrated 25 years in the West End.

set Railways for chaos in new strikes

RAIL passengers on some of the country's busiest commuter routes will suffer travel chaos today because of a strike by train drivers in a long-running pay dispute.

Men on the move raise funds for hospice charity

TEN-YEAR TOTAL SET TO TOP £1Μ FOR ST LUKE'S

Increase in sewage spills 'a disregard of public health'

MP CLAIMS GOVERNMENT IS TURNING A BLIND EYE

Mum and daughter combine talents

A Plymouth teenager is forging a musical career - with the help of her mum's songwriting skills.

Tinside Lido is in urgent need of £500k repairs

DETAILED STRUCTURAL SURVEY UNDERWAY AS CITY COUNCIL TOLD OF 140 DEFECTS

New restaurant Mint aims to add something fresh to the Barbican

A NEW restaurant has opened in the building that was once home to Quay 33. Renamed Mint, the venue has had a complete makeover.

Rams in town as we all enjoy the St Luke's Men's Day Out

I HOPE you all had a lovely Easter break and ate far too much chocolate.

Aberg tipped to be in the driving seat

TWO-TIME US Open winner Curtis Strange has backed 'dark horse' Ludvig Aberg to win the Masters and end the lengthy wait for a debutant winner.

In the name of the Fathers

ACTORS MICHAEL DOUGLAS AND NOAH JUPE TELL PRUDENCE WADE ABOUT BRINGING THE STORY OF FOUNDING FATHER BENJAMIN FRANKLIN'S BID TO GET FRANCE ON AMERICA'S SIDE TO THE SMALL SCREEN

Gino's war on waste

TV CHEF GINO D'ACAMPO IS ON A MISSION TO STOP HOME COOKS FROM WASTING FOOD, AS PRUDENCE WADE FOUND OUT

Steve's book is small in size but big on themes

40 TIGHT POEMS, ONE PER PAGE AND EACH ONLY 14 LINES

'Shocking revelation' changed bomb plans

PLYMOUTH'S council supremo has told how the city received 'game changing' news from bomb experts about the potential damage the Keyham World War Two bomb could cause.

Consultants end strike action after pay offer

CONSULTANTS have accepted a pay offer, ending a year-long dispute with the Government.

Israel blames officers

THE Israeli military said on Friday it has dismissed two officers and reprimanded three others for their roles in drone strikes in Gaza that killed seven aid workers.

Hub Box to close burger restaurant at RWY

OUTLET WILL TRY TO FIND NEW JOBS FOR EMPLOYEES

Pub firm's debts are now revealed

NO CASH TO PAY CREDITORS CLAIMING MORE THAN £300,000

MP Mercer is granted 'more time' by inquiry

REFUSING TO NAME WHISTLEBLOWERS

Plans to reopen city pub stall as costs skyrocket

PLANS to reopen a Grade II listed Plymouth pub as a community hub have hit problems due to skyrocketing revamp costs. Work started at the Famous Firkin pub, in Stonehouse, in January last year after it was bought by the Millfields Trust social enterprise for £165,000.

CITY WARNED TO BRACE FOR STORM KATHLEEN

MET OFFICE UPDATES WARNING SAYING GUSTS WILL BE STRONGER THAN EXPECTED - AND COULD CAUSE A DANGER TO LIFE: