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Daley is ready to wave the flag for Team GB

STARRING ROLE AT TONIGHT'S OLYMPIC OPENING CEREMONY

Plea to 'drive slower' after horse put down

A 'BEAUTIFUL stallion' which was left in agony after being hit by a car and subsequently destroyed has left Dartmoor locals and animal-lovers furious over what they say is a rise in ignorant driving.

Mannamead secure hat-trick of Knockout Cup titles

THE Plymouth & District Knockout Cup, sponsored by Head, was once again contested by Mannamead and St Budeaux.

'Hungry' England can hit 600 runs

OLLIE Pope senses a ‘real hunger’ in England’s batting lineup this summer and believes they could be capable of scoring 600 runs in a single day.

Ukraine support in PMQs spotlight

SIR Keir Starmer has shared a series of cordial exchanges with Rishi Sunak over Ukraine as he faced his first Prime Minister’s Questions at the helm.

PM's child poverty vow

SIR Keir Starmer vowed to tackle child poverty \"with the same vigour\" as the last Labour government, when challenged over his refusal to immediately axe the two-child benefit cap.

Female shop workers 'are facing abuse daily'

BUSINESSMAN SAYS FINDINGS 'SHOCKING'

Historic estate opens its gardens for hospice care

FLETE HOUSE OPENS UP 12-ACRE PARKLAND

Tavistock shops closing amid 'uncertain times'

COST OF LIVING CRISIS IS HITTING BUSINESSES HARD

Parents warned on holiday fines

NEW RULES WILL INCREASE PENALTIES

Dozens fined at charity event in aid of cancer

FUNDRAISERS 'ASTOUNDED' TO GET PARKING TICKETS

Hundreds sign petition against 20mph zone

PROPOSAL HAS BEEN BRANDED 'A TUDOR TAX'

City students wow at the National Theatre

PLYMPTON ACADEMY GIVE A 5-STAR PERFORMANCE

TIJANI IS A HANDFUL

ROONEY EXCITED BY WHAT ON-LOAN STRIKER CAN BRING

Tavistock sweating on eligibility of McCabe

TAVISTOCK skipper Charlie Barriball is hoping the club gets approval to play new signing Clinton McCabe in their end-of-season bid to avoid relegation.

Murray announces his retirement from Tennis

ANDY Murray has confirmed he will retire after the Olympics, saying Paris 2024 will be his “last ever tennis tournament”.

Parkway agree a loan deal for Argyle's Baker

PLYMOUTH Argyle have agreed to send 19-year-old goalkeeper Zak Baker on loan to Southern League Premier South side Plymouth Parkway.

Goldsmith on top form in victory for Octagon

FRED Goldsmith’s (25.47) fine display in a dominant 9-2 Octagon Plymouth City Super League Division A win over King Billy was one of a number of great displays from the runaway leaders in the four weekold season.

Labour to end use of Bibby Stockholm

THE Government will end the use of the Bibby Stockholm barge for housing migrants off England’s south coast as part of an overhaul of the asylum system, the Home Office has announced.

Streeting to review plans for new hospitals

A REVIEW of plans for 40 new hospitals could delay projects, a shadow health minister warned, as the new Health Secretary vowed not to give patients “false hope” about when they can expect more up-todate facilities.

'Don't carve up party'

JAMES Cleverly has warned Tory leadership rivals not to \"divide up and factionalise\" the party as it prepares for the contest to replace Rishi Sunak.

Support secured for Harris

UNITED States vice president Kamala Harris has secured the support of enough Democratic delegates to become her party's nominee against Republican Donald Trump, according to an Associated Press (AP) survey.

Crime tsar to appoint deputy against advice

DEVON and Cornwall’s police and crime commissioner is to appoint a deputy, despite a panel which scrutinises her work telling her they don’t recommend it, suggesting the money should be spent on frontline officers instead.

Cruising? It doesn't appeal to me

THEY say it’s better to travel than it is to arrive, but when it comes to one particular sort of holiday, I actually think I’d rather stay at home.

Retirement at last for vet Edmund

A PLYMOUTH man who is believed to be the longest-serving veterinarian in the country has finally retired at the age of 84.

'Selfish' parking proving a real inconvenience

'COMMUTERS WHO DON'T LIVE HERE LEAVE THEIR CARS'

Carpetright's city store survives chain closures

FOUR of Devon’s Carpetright stores are to shut after the chain collapsed into administration – but Plymouth’s has survived.

New craft handed over to Royal Navy

THE final survey craft in a seven-year project to replace Royal Naval small boats has been delivered to Devonport.

Would you like a work of art with your coffee?

A COFFEE shop in Plymouth is showcasing art made by young people and adults with learning difficulties and autism, having offered their lounge as free exhibition space.

Cricket world mourn the death of Gauler

DEVON’S cricket umpiring community has been remembering one of their own following the death of John Gauler, who celebrated his 87th birthday in early July.