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Dismantling of nuclear submarines is delayed

THE dismantling of 15 decommissioned nuclear subs at Devonport Royal Dockyard is likely to hit delays, according to a new report.

Derriford's Urgent Treatment Centre 'will ease pressure'

MORE details have been released about a new urgent treatment centre (UTC) to take pressure off the Emergency Department at Plymouth's Derriford Hospital.

Salute to the silver screen era of silent cinema

ENTERTAINMENT icon Gary Wilmot said audiences should expect something 'very special' when the world stage premiere of The Artist is unveiled at Theatre Royal Plymouth this year.

More success for Plymstock's Legends boxers

AFTER great success towards the end of the season, Legends Amateur Boxing Club's Stacey Parker demonstrated her skills and levels by taking home a silver medal at the women's Boxcup in Manchester, competing amongst some of the best female boxers in Europe.

Gladiators dealt a huge blow as Covatti suffers injuries

PLYMOUTH Gladiators have suffered a major blow ahead of the 2024 Championship season with the news that star signing Nico Covatti has suffered serious injuries following a crash in Argentina, writes Stuart James.

Houghton returns as Argyle seek a response

MIDFIELDER Jordan Houghton is set to return to Plymouth Argyle's squad for the game against Coventry City at Home Park tonight.

IT'S OUT OF THIS WORLD

STUART JAMES REACHES FOR THE STARS AT ICONIC NASA LOCATIONS IN FLORIDA

TECH CONTROL

Managing screen time is something many parents can relate to. Experts share some ideas for getting the balance back.

Apprentices learn skills at new shopping centre

WORK ON THE DERRIFORD DISTRICT CENTRE IS DUE TO BE COMPLETED IN SEPTEMBER

'I appreciate your frustration' - PM

RISHI Sunak has insisted that he understands the country's frustrations after 14 years of Conservative-led government, as he faced an hour-long grilling in front of a live TV audience.

Cameron criticises Lords over Rwanda

FRESH criticism has been unleashed by the House of Lords against Rishi Sunak's proposed Rwanda asylum law, despite a Secretary warning by Foreign David Cameron that the unelected upper chamber is \"wrong\" to frustrate it.

Starmer defends ending support for candidate

SIR Keir Starmer said he took \"tough\" and \"decisive\" action to withdraw support for Labour's Rochdale by-election candidate, after a storm of criticism about remarks Azhar Ali made about Israel.

Defendant ran raid that killed cop, trial told

THE mastermind of an armed robbery in which a police officer was killed and another seriously injured evaded capture for almost 20 years before being extradited from Pakistan, prosecutors told a jury yesterday.

Explorer to be honoured with memorial stone

CEREMONY AT WESTMINSTER ABBEY FOR SHACKLETON

Nuclear test veterans denied justice

THE national newspaper headline asks a question in thick black text at the top of the page: Did YOU sail on this ship of doom?

War Horse coming to Theatre Royal

War Horse is coming to Theatre Royal Plymouth later this year and will feature lifesized horses. The National Theatre's acclaimed production returns as part of a new UK tour, coming to the theatre in Plymouth from November 26 to December 7.

Driver hit 116mph before fatal crash

BULGARIAN NATIONAL FILMED HIMSELF BEFORE CAR LEFT A38

Award accolade for city's Mrs Murals

A MURAL painter from Plymouth who has transformed urban spaces in the city with her unique artwork is celebrating an award.

Claim force 'did not investigate' accused officers

DEVON AND CORNWALL POLICE IN ALLEGED ABUSE COVER-UP

Tina named as Lord Mayor Designate

CLLR Tina Tuohy has been recommended as the new Lord Mayor Designate for Plymouth for 2024/2025. The proposal will be discussed at the Full Council meeting on March 18.

'NOTHING TOO SERIOUS'

THE ARGYLE MIDFIELDER WAS SUBSTITUTED IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE 3-1 CHAMPIONSHIP DEFEAT AWAY TO SUNDERLAND

Not a good weekend for Patriots on the road

THE Plymouth City Patriots hit the road once again last weekend, and despite two solid displays, came up short.

Five talking points after scoring first but losing at Sunderland

PLYMOUTH Argyle were in a position where a second successive away Championship win was a distinct possibility when they took a 1-0 lead into the interval of their away game against Sunderland on Saturday.

England are wary of wounded Scots

SCOTLAND may be smarting from the injustice of their defeat by France but Ben Earl insists England also have a point to prove in their Calcutta Cup clash.

Crouch is latest MP to stand aside

FORMER sports minister Tracey Crouch has announced that she will leave Parliament at the next general election in order to \"seek a new professional challenge\" Ms Crouch, who represents Chatham and Aylesford, in Kent, made the announcement yesterday in a message to the chair of her constituency association.

Labour problem claim is 'unfair'

A SHADOW minister has insisted it would be \"unfair\" to conclude there is a problem with Labour in Rochdale amid criticism remarks about Israel made by the party's constituency candidate.

Child murderer Pitchfork gets parole hearing

DOUBLE child rapist and murderer Colin Pitchfork will face a fresh parole hearing, after successfully challenging a decision to keep him behind bars.

How this supermarket has saved 166 million meals from going to waste

IN THE FIGHT AGAINST FOOD WASTE, TESCO IS PUTTING SURPLUS FOOD TO GOOD USE

Sea wall repairs are needed

SECTION NEAR PRINCESS YACHTS IS TUMBLING

'Bad erotica' for Valentine's Day

LITERARY EVENT ON BAD SEX WRITING’