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Reform man 'not a racist'

A Reform UK campaigner who was caught on camera calling Rishi Sunak a racial slur has apologised for his remarks but insisted he was “goaded” into making them.

Dozens held over plane chaos fears

DOZENS of people suspected of planning to disrupt airports this summer have been arrested across England.

Recognition for Plymouth poet of longstanding

FOCUS ON ENVIRONMENT, LOSS AND RECOVERY

FORMER CLASSMATE RECALLS THEIR TIME AT SCHOOL

A FORMER classmate of Jake Davison, who shot and killed five people in the tragic mass shooting in Plymouth in 2021, has recalled in a new BBC documentary about the incident how the 22-year-old used to be “obsessed” with guns.

Hustings not always so civil

‘ALCOHOL TURNED AUDIENCES INTO VIOLENT MOBS’

Cutting food waste with free cooking classes

DROP-IN SESSIONS HELD ACROSS AREA

Plans revealed to double the size of country park

NEW AREA WILL ENHANCE PUBLIC ACCESS AND IMPROVE NATURAL HABITATS

Labour's Migrants Policy Scrutinised

SIR Keir Starmer has dismissed Rishi Sunak’s claim that he would “sit down with the Ayatollahs” to secure a migrant returns agreement, as the Labour leader attacked the growing asylum backlog under the Prime Minister’s Government.

Sunak Faces More Gambling Questions

PRIME Minister Rishi Sunak yesterday repeatedly refused to say whether he had told a parliamentary aide about the date of the General Election, as the Metropolitan Police said they were investigating a “small number” of bets on the July 4 poll.

COOPER SAYS NO

GOALKEEPER TURNS DOWN NEW CONTRACT

Guehi rejects claim of 'favourable' draw

ENGLAND STAR SAYS TEAM ARE STAYING CALM AND FOCUSED

MURRAY'S CALL ON WIMBLEDON

SCOT BELIEVES IT'S NOW UNLIKELY HE'LL PLAY IN SINGLES

Tamar links up with US

A ROYAL Navy ship which has been described as the ‘Swiss army knife’ of Royal Navy vessels, thanks to its ability to operate with Royal Marine Commandos, has been working alongside US Navy support ships to ‘enhance the scope’ of operations in the South Pacific.

Cornish cream maker sold to German firm

A WELL-known Cornish clotted cream maker has been acquired by a German business.

Labour is seeking talks

LABOUR has pledged to open discussions with junior doctors on July 5, if the party wins the General Election.

Court told of 'threat' to TV star

AN undercover United States police officer who discussed the alleged rape, kidnap and murder of Holly Willoughby with a security guard online engaged with him as he felt there was an “imminent threat” to the television star, a court in Essex has heard.

Cocktail bar aims to be 'the best'

OPENING SOON AFTER £250K INVESTMENT |

Plan for Islamic burial site

CHARITY WANTS A CEMETERY FOR MUSLIMS

Debating ways to keep city and nation safe

The Herald has invited local politicians to explain how key election manifesto subjects will benefit the people of Plymouth. Today, we look at their contributions on the subject of defence

Documentary revisits Keyham shootings on TV

BBC LOOKS BACK AT SHOCKING KILLINGS

TRP workshops helping Armed Forces veterans

DRAMA HELPS TO BUILD CONFIDENCE

Mayday alert sounded for hunt off Hoe

A MAJOR search and rescue operation took place on Plymouth Hoe yesterday after a person reportedly got into difficulty in the water.

WEDNESDAY ON SUNDAY

OWLS UP FIRST IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP FOR ROONEY'S ARGYLE

Fan unrest is creating an issue - Southgate

UNDER-FIRE Gareth Southgate says he will not be deterred by England fans' unhappiness with him, but warned the overall atmosphere is \"creating a bit of an issue for the group\".

Green Army get ready for immediate changes

THE first set of a series of changes to Plymouth Argyle's fixture list for the 2024/25 Championship campaign will be made within the next week.

Plympton club battles it out but A team prevails

IN Division 2 some great competitive tennis was played at Plympton between their A and B teams.

National awards for schools

TWO Plymouth primary schools have received national recognition.

Dragons and mythical beasts at city carnival

THIS year's West End Carnival will celebrate the Year of the Dragon with a jampacked day of family entertainment.

Stride advises against betting

POLITICIANS should not place bets on elections, a Cabinet minister has said, as the Westminster gambling row deepened.

WWF's stark warning

THE conservation charity WWF has accused politicians of abandoning the environment, despite polling which shows four-fifths of voters care about climate and nature issues.