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City of Plymouth remembers them

SERIES OF EVENTS WILL TAKE PLACE FROM SUNRISE TO SUNSET

Take That's patient fans have their Greatest Day

IT was the first time since Take That formed back in 1990 that they have performed in Plymouth – but they vowed to return, after lighting up Home Park on Tuesday evening.

Operations Cancelled After Cyber Attack

Blood Transfusion Services Particularly Impacted

Grimshaw turns on the style in win for Tradesmans

JORDAN Grimshaw (30.67) was a 3-0 winner in magnificent fashion during a 7-4 Steve Chapman 501 League victory for Tradesmans over Beacon Park.

HECKY IS IN THE FRAME

ARGYLE SAID TO BE HOLDING TALKS WITH EX-BLADES BOSS

Argyle supporters must get used to 9.5 living in Wayne's World

THE explosion of media interest in Plymouth Argyle since the appointment of Wayne Rooney as their new head coach is just a sign of things to come.

Lights, camera, action

IF YOU'RE LOOKING TO BOOST SECURITY AT HOME, BLINK'S NEWEST PIECE OF KIT COULD DO THE JOB

Final farewell for closing pub

THE GRENVILLE SHUTTING DESPITE RESIDENTS EFFORTS

Spending cuts on the cards - IFS

BOTH Labour and the Conservatives are “avoiding the reality” that their plans lock them into “sharp” spending cuts after the General Election, a leading economic think tank has warned.

Farage's nuisance vow

NIGEL Farage has set out his goal for Reform UK to effectively take over the Conservative Party – and potentially put him in No 10 in future.

Modi claims victory

PRIME Minister Narendra Modi yesterday claimed victory for his alliance in India's general election, despite a lacklustre performance from his own party.

Drug dealers tried to hide in city while on the run

MEN JAILED AFTER FLEEING MASSIVE POLICE OPERATION

Council is sorry over disabled loos

SHORTAGE OF STAFF BLAMED FOR ISSUES

Galloway to stay

DEFENDER PENS NEW DEAL WITH PILGRIMS

Howarth in as Covatti's fight to regain full fitness continues

PLYMOUTH Gladiators boss Garry May says the club can't keep putting a semi-fit Nico Covatti out on the track and expect to win meetings as the number one continues to struggle for fitness.

'My cabinet backs nuclear deterrent'

SIR Keir Starmer said he had the whole shadow cabinet behind him as he set out his commitment to Britain's nuclear deterrent.

Farage enters election race

RISHI Sunak faces a fresh electoral after Nigel Farage threat announced he will stand as a Reform UK candidate at the General Election.

'He'd be proud that we pulled together'

RUGBY LEAGUE STAR ROB BURROW'S FAMILY PAY TRIBUTE

Mexican history made

MEXICO'S projected presidential election winner Claudia Sheinbaum will become the first female president in the country's 200-year history.

Optician backs reading charity

SPECSAVERS AIMS TO BOOST PROFICIENCY

Consensus is target for election hopeful

LIB DEM CANDIDATE AIMS TO SERVE SOUTH WEST DEVON

Eatery is 'gutted' at zero-hygiene rating

THE owners of a Plymouth restaurant have been left feeling \"gutted\" after getting a zero food hygiene rating.

Underage cadets able to purchase knives in 'sting'

POLICE OPERATION USED TO EDUCATE RETAILERS

Delaying tactics blamed for gun control failures

A GUN control group, set up in the wake of the Dunblane massacre in Scotland in 1966, fears its predictions over the Government using delaying tactics has come to fruition, after the announcement of a July General Election.

Early start at stadium for Take That fans

SUNDAY MORNING ARRIVAL AHEAD OF TONIGHT'S GIG

IT'S NICE TO MEET ROO!

ARGYLE HEAD COACH KEEN TO GET TO KNOW GREEN ARMY

Skeemer stars in excellent win for Cornwood

STADDON HAILS ALL-ROUNDER'S ROLE IN THEIR WIN OVER EXETER

Hallett goes with the data to find right fit

SIMON Hallett has made no secret of his fondness for data and analytics, so it comes as no surprise that they played such a fundamental role in the appointment of a new head coach at Plymouth Argyle.

Real Madrid are crowned champions once again

CARLO Ancelotti insists he and his Real Madrid players remain hungry for more glory following their record-extending 15th Champions League success with victory over Borussia Dortmund at Wembley.

Making sure Ukraine's plight is still recognised

Former Royal Navy officer, now a humanitarian volunteer, David Pond has just returned from his TiIth mission to Ukraine since the Russian invasion of its neighbour. Working with a trusted Ukrainian network delivering medical equipment, powerbanks, 4x4 vehicles, generators and other aid near the front lines in Knerson and Kharkiv provinces, he says the situation for civilians and soldiers in the war-torn country remains desperate’