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Celebrating feats of city's finest youngsters

PLYMOUTH'S most inspiring youngsters are to be celebrated at the Plymouth Youth Awards later this month.

Hoe gets ready for four days of music legends

TOM JONES, BRYAN ADAMS AND STING COME TO CITY

SWW boss given 58% rise in pay

WATER FIRM IS FACING ONGOING CRITICISM

Massive cruise liner to arrive

A £196m cruise ship containing eight restaurants, five bars and a beauty spa will stop off in Plymouth bringing a horde of minted American visitors.

Age is no barrier to travel for India

SOUTH-EAST ASIA IS START OF JOURNEY

Sarwar rejects SNP accusation

SCOTTISH National Party claims that a Labour government would impose significant public spending cuts on Scotland are “ludicrous”, Anas Sarwar has said.

Farage tries to play down Hitler remarks

ALL parties will have controversial General Election candidates, Nigel Farage said, after it emerged that a Reform UK contender had said that Britain should have “taken Hitler up on his offer of neutrality”.

Ukraine's plan for F-16 jets

UKRAINE may keep some of the F-16 fighter jets it is set to receive from its Western allies at foreign bases to protect them from Russian strikes, a senior Ukrainian military officer said.

Ivybridge remain top by beating Plymouth

JOHNSON TAKES 3-31 AS PLYMOUTH ARE BOWLED OUT FOR JUST 141

Gladiators boosted by return of important pair

EVEN at this early stage of the Championship season, tonight’s meeting with the Berwick Bandits is a must-win fixture for the Plymouth Gladiators.

Single market goal for Lib Dems

THE Liberal Democrats have set out a goal of taking the UK back into the European Union single market and hiking taxes by almost £27 billion to fund major investments in health, social care and public services, as party leader Sir Ed Davey put a £9.4 billion-a-year package for the NHS and social care at the heart of his party’s General Election manifesto, funded by a tax raid on banks and the ‘super-rich’.

Sunak is fighting on

RISHI Sunak yesterday insisted he had “of course not” considered quitting ahead of the General Election, amid the continued fallout over his early departure from last week’s D-Day commemorations.

Mosley died of 'natural causes'

MICHAEL Mosley died of natural causes on the day he went missing on the Greek island of Symi, according to police.

Liquidators try to recover funds

TV COMPANY FAILED OWING NEARLY £2M

Personal trainer goes the distance in fundraising bid

RICKY RAN 60 MILES IN TWO DAYS FOR CHARITY EFFORT

Inspiring quartet are shortlisted for youth award

PLYMOUTH’S most inspiring youngsters are to be celebrated at the Plymouth Youth Awards this month.

Royal Marines hail feats during World War Two

47 COMMANDO PAY HOMAGE TO HEROES OF 1944 BATTLE

Veteran feels 'let down' by £9k bathroom refit

BUT MOBILITY PLUS HAVE OFFERED TO FIX ANY ISSUES

Lisa's coast walk is in memory of daughter

410-MILES TO RAISE MONEY AND AWARENESS OF YOUNG SUICIDE

'Shock' as veterans' graves left overgrown

MAN WHO VISITED TO PAY RESPECTS SAID HE WAS LEFT STUNNED

Leeds plan for Rob memorial

RUGBY LEAGUE Leeds Rhinos intend to form a permanent tribute to Rob Burrow at their Headingley home as they continue to mourn the death of their former player.

Libs Dems put spotlight on plans for NHS

THE Liberal Democrats are vowing to tackle ambulance delays as they turned their attention to health and care at the weekend, ahead of the party’s manifesto launch this week.

Miliband visits city with vow on energy

LABOUR’S Shadow Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has promised to cut household energy bills and boost the number of green jobs in Plymouth on a visit to the city last week.

'GET TO KNOW THE FANS'

ROONEY URGED TO EMBRACE GREEN ARMY BY EX-ENGLAND ACE

Win sees Cornwood close gap at the top

CORNWOOD gained ground on Premier leaders Sandford by handing out an eight-wicket thrashing to Heathcoat.

Southgate: Wembley defeat will focus minds

GARETH Southgate believes that England’s shock loss to Iceland will knock any complacency out of a team he is certain will react strongly in their Euro 2024 opener against Serbia.

'Emotional' Iga is new Queen of Clay

IGA Swiatek admitted her fourth French Open triumph was “emotional” after emphatically keeping her Queen of Clay title at Roland Garros.

Labour aims to build new prisons

THE shadow justice secretary yesterday declined to rule out Labour ending the Tories’ early prisoner release scheme, despite party leader Sir Keir Starmer saying he was “critical” of the strategy.

Stride defends Sunak

A SENIOR Cabinet minister yesterday insisted all is not yet lost for the Tories, as he quashed speculation Rishi Sunak could quit before the July 4 election.

Body found in search for TV doctor

A body was found yesterday in the search for television doctor and columnist Michael Mosley, who went missing on a Greek island last week.