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Far-right extremist is jailed for nearly 3 years

A FAR-right extremist has been jailed for two years and nine months for posting pictures, videos and comments online calling for the extermination of Jews and other non-white people.

Land for diagnostics hub to be sold for £1

COUNCIL-OWNED land at Colin Campbell Court will be sold for £1 to the University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust to enable a new diagnostic centre to be built in the heart of the city centre.

Premier League clubs split over EFL funding deal

A GROUP of Premier League clubs are understood to support increasing funding for the EFL but insist top-flight cost controls must be fully agreed first.

Parties not tackling racism, says Abbott

DIANE Abbott has accused the Conservatives and Labour of failing to tackle racism, as the Prime Minister remains under pressure to hand back £10 million to a major donor.

Row breaks out over extremism definition

THE new extremism definition \"lands in no man's land\" of neither being strong enough to tackle true extremists nor to protect contrarian views, Michael Gove has heard.

Call for targeted free school meals

CLAIM MOVE WOULD HELP TACKLE UK CHILD POVERTY

PRESSE AHEAD!

BRITISH GOLD CUP HOPES REST ON WILLIAMS' STAR

EARLEY FINISH

SAXON'S SEASON IS OVER AF TER UNDERGOING ANKLE OP

Lowdown on Lowe ahead of return to Plymouth

FORMER BOSS IS BACK FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE HIS DEPARTURE

Football should look after its member clubs not punish them

PLYMOUTH Parkway will barely have got off the team bus and done a day's work today before they will have to board it again in the morning and return to Yate Town, some 130 miles away, for their second 'home' fixture in three days.

Presse primed for Gold Cup charge

CONNECTIONS of L'Homme Presse could do little but sit and watch last year's Boodles Cheltenham Gold Cup unfold before them, but 12 months on he is tasked with leading the British charge in the blue riband.

JOY RIDERS

ETHAN COEN'S NEW ROAD MOVIE IS A LOT OF FUN, BUT LACKS SUBSTANCE

Vince returning to his roots for gig that kick-starts tour

PLYMOUTH-BORN singer/ songwriter Vince Freeman returns to his roots for a rare city gig that kick-starts a tour to promote his new album.

Spring colours on display at Cotehele

CORNISH ATTRACTION HOSTS ANNUAL FESTIVAL

Pledge to restore Civic Centre's 'grandeur'

COUNCIL SET TO BUY BACK ‘ICONIC’ BUILDING

Derriford inspected by CQC health watchdog

UNPLANNED VISIT MADE AFTER HOSPITAL DECLARED FOURTH 'CRITICAL INCIDENT'

ENVOI READY TO TAKE OFF!

DE BROMHEAD SETS SIGHTS ON BACK-TO-BACK VICTORIES IN RYANAIR CHASE

NO PLACE FOR HARDIE

SCOTLAND BOSS CLARKE OPTS FOR THREE STRIKERS AGAIN

Bullish Adaway has too much for Callea

PLYMOTHIAN GETS HIS TITLE BID BACK ON TRACK IN FRANCE

Setback for Gale and Matcham in race for second

DAVE Gale and Steve Matcham's hopes for the runners-up spot in Men's B suffered a bit of a setback when they were beaten 4-6 6-3 6-3 by Alex Stephenson and Dom Sivewright.

'Don't make same mistake on defence'

RISHI Sunak has faced a call from Tory colleagues to learn the lessons of the Second World War and commit to boosting UK defence spending.

Sunak urged to hand back £10m donation

SIR Keir Starmer has challenged Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to pluck up \"the courage to hand back\" £10 million to a top Tory donor accused of making racist remarks.

Johnson 'absent' in pandemic - inquiry

WALES’ FIRST MINISTER HITS OUT AT UK GOVERNMENT

Devonport warship heads home

THE Royal Navy destroyer HMS Diamond is returning to the Red Sea to help to protect shipping, as attacks from Yemen's Houthi rebels on vessels continue.

Island visit for theatre stars

THRILLED TO SEE WHERE AGATHA CHRISTIE WORKED

Aspects of Looe that are not seen by TV viewers

IF you recall BBC's Poldark series, Cornwall became a hot-spot for tourists, due to the 'Poldark effect.

Teen, 18, arrested after school run crash

A TEENAGER was arrested after a car smashed into a series of parked vehicles and barrelled into a fence at the same time as parents were picking up their children from school.

Spanish Eyes forever for Ray and wife Sheila

LOOKING back on meeting his future wife in late 1950s Devon, pensioner Ray Rowe recalls: “I had not fallen in love until I met Sheila Dora Colman.”

FENCED OFF

FENCES ERECTED AROUND DISUSED SHOPS AMID PROBLEMS WITH ROUGH SLEEPERS, DRUG USERS AND STREET DRINKERS:

200 AND COUNTING!

HARDIE SET TO HIT LANDMARK AGAINST LOWE'S PRESTON