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Farage's friendship with Trump 'benefits' the UK

NIGEL Farage’s relationship with former US president Donald Trump is “to the benefit of this country”, Reform deputy leader Richard Tice has said.

Abuse a 'Cinderella' crime

SAFEGUARDING minister Jess Phillips has described domestic abuse as the “Cinderella” of crimes, suggesting it has previously not been prioritised.

AI Fayed case has 'elements of Savile and Weinstein'

MOHAMED Al Fayed was a “monster” whose case involves the “most horrific elements of … Jimmy Savile, Jeffrey Epstein and Harvey Weinstein”, his alleged victims’ legal team has said.

Deaths in Beirut as Israel launches 'targeted strike'

ISRAEL has hit a Beirut suburb with an air strike shortly after Hezbollah pounded northern Israel with 140 rockets.

Review for club after stream of noise complaints

RESIDENTS ‘KEPT AWAKE UNTIL 6AM'

Register Office to be sold off

REDEVELOPED SITE COULD BE TURNED INTO 52 HOMES

Partnership bid to mitigate risks of future floods

COUNCIL SIGNS DEAL WITH INVESTORS TO TURN RIVER PLYM INTO 'INVESTIBLE ASSET'

City diners left hungry as tour firm goes bust

PEOPLE WHO BOUGHT TICKETS MAY NOT GET MONEY BACK

Deal for extra vehicles worth 'tens of millions'

CONTRACT FOR 53 MORE ARMOURED VEHICLES

Tunnel closed overnight for up to 12 months

DRIVERS WARNED OF DELAYS FOR 'GENERATIONAL' PROJECT

Guildhall is now back to its best

RESTORATION PROJECT IS COMPLETED

McPhee content but wants results with performance

IT is not uncommon for Plymouth Parkway to make a slow start to the season, but while they may be winless in the Southern League Premier Division right now, manager Chris McPhee is encouraged by both performances and the attitude of his players in turning their fortunes around.

Rapper comment slammed by Lew

LEWIS Hamilton believes there is a \"racial element\" to FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem's claim that Formula One drivers should not act like rappers.

Risks paying off for Raducanu as she reaches last eight

EMMA Raducanu believes trying to \"let go\" of frustration helped her seal a straight-sets victory over Yuan Yue at the Korea Open.

Maserati not so electric to drive...

GRECALE RIDE IS IFFY AND WEIGHT MAKES IT FEEL SKEW-WHIFFY

I've never looked at composing as a job... it's a hobby I get paid for

TOP COMPOSER LORNE BALFE TALKS TO MARION McMULLEN ABOUT WRITING MUSIC FOR EVERYONE FROM TOM CRUISE AND EDDIE MURPHY TO WALLACE AND GROMIT

Farewell tour after an award-winning six-decade career

AFTER a cool 64 years in music, Elkie Brooks has announced her Long Farewell Tour, that will take in dozens of venues around the UK, starting this Autumn and stopping of in Devon next Spring.

Farage to 'relinquish' control of Reform UK

NIGEL Farage has said he is “relinquishing” control of Reform UK, as he gives up his majority shareholder position.

EU court rejects sceptic's appeal

A TORY former Cabinet minister's complaint over how the UK Parliament investigated his conduct has been rejected by the European Court of Human Rights.

Starmer has 'no input' on Gray's pay, says minister

MINISTERS have \"no political input\" in the pay of their advisers, the Business Secretary has said, as he defended Sir Keir Starmer amid criticism of his chief of staff's £170,000 salary.

No end in sight to floods as death toll reaches 43

A MASSIVE flood wave moving across central Europe is threatening new areas and raising concerns among residents and leaders as the death toll reached 43.

Marjon moving up rankings in Good Uni guide

AND UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH FIFTH IN SW

Parliament trip for city pupils

REWARD FOR ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES

Hobbycraft boss leads 100-mile trek to city

TREKKERS RAISING MONEY FOR CHILDREN'S HOSPICE SW

Councillors vow to take steps to tackle racism

AFTERMATH OF DISORDER IN CITY IN AUGUST IS DEBATED

Inquest jury rules boy drowned after he was left alone

CORONER ALSO HAS ONGOING CONCERNS OVER HOLIDAY PARK

Seafest attracts record crowd to city's waterfront

A RECORD crowd of more than 40,000 people attended this year's Seafest event in Plymouth.

'Crossing is an accident waiting to happen'

MP JOINS COUNCILLORS FOR SAFETY CAMPAIGN

Replica rifle that led to arrests was a water gun

POLICE said a replica assault rifle found in Plympton in a dramatic incident was actually a water pistol.

Devonport dry dock reopens after overhaul

THE biggest dry dock in Devonport, known as 9 Dock, has reopened following a major refurbishment project worth £200m completed under a contract with Babcock International Group.