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Elphicke's defection 'naked opportunism'

NATALIE Elphicke’s defection was “naked opportunism, by Labour as much as anything”, Lord David Cameron has said.

'Right' to hold election in second half of year

LORD David Cameron said it would be \"absolutely right\" for the general election to be held in the second half of the year, while denying he was after Rishi Sunak's job.

Skincare specialist nominated for award

CITY BUSINESSWOMAN SAYS HARD WORK IS PAYING OFF

Developer revises plans for care home

DISUSED PROPERTY SET TO BECOME NINE APARTMENTS

Navy embraces virtual reality to train sailors

BRIDGE SIMULATORS RECREATE TASKS ON MODERN WARSHIPS

Sorrow as community club is put up for sale

THE SALTRAM IS PROVIDING KEY SERVICE FOR ST JUDE'S LOCALS

Northern Lights frenzy causes traffic chaos

DARTMOOR ROADS ARE OVERCROWDED

Man found guilty of rape in city centre

A MAN has been found guilty of raping a teenage girl in a dark alley in Plymouth.

MOR-GONG WHITTAKER!

ARGYLE TOP SCORER IS NAMED FANS PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Argyle confirm release of Burton, Halls and Endacott

ACADEMY products Jack Endacott and Oscar Halls, plus goalkeeper Callum Burton, are all being released by Plymouth Argyle at the end of their current contracts.

What the new TV deal will mean for Pilgrims

NEXT SEASON SEES THE START OF SKY TV'S £935M DEAL WITH EFL

Rory: I've not had a row with Tiger!

RORY McIlroy admitted he and Tiger Woods have differing views on the direction of men's golf but denied suggestions of a rift with the 15-time major champion.

Half day festival in city today

'WE ARE HERE' DIVERSITY MUSIC FESTIVAL

'Hostile territory' for smugglers

SIR Keir Starmer declined to commit to \"stopping the boats\" as he set out his party's plans to tackle cross-Channel migration.

UN: 110,000 flee Rafah

HEAVY fighting between Israeli troops and Palestinian militants on the outskirts of the southern Gaza city of Rafah has left crucial nearby aid crossings inaccessible and caused more than 100,000 people to flee north, a United Nations official said yesterday.

Ringleader jailed over PC's murder

THE mastermind of an armed robbery that ended in a police officer being shot dead has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 40 years.

UK out of recession

THE UK economy rebounded out of recession with faster-than-expected growth over the first quarter of 2024, according to official figures.

Dragon carved from lime tree

GARDEN HOUSE TREE WAS BROUGHT DOWN BY STORM

New immersive trail around the city is launched

CLUES TO FIND, PUZZLES TO SOLVE AND CHALLENGES

150-room new hotel on Hoe 'still on the cards'

PLANS to build a 150-room hotel on Plymouth Hoe are still on the cards, despite a firm associated with the project going bust with debts of about £10m. The boss of Propiteer Hotels Plymouth Ltd said he is still committed to building on the site of the now demolished Quality Hotel and plans will be submitted this summer.

Up to 80 staff could be let go at GP surgeries

UNION SAYS IT COULD IMPACT THOUSANDS OF PATIENTS

Sadness as vegan cafe shuts down

IT'S DOWN TO RISING COSTS AND A DECLINING FOOTFALL

Arrest on suspicion of attempted murder

ONE person has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after an incident in Greenbank yesterday.

Injured Ollie's out of England tour

RUGBY UNION Ollie Chessum is set to miss England's summer tour after being ruled out of the rest of the season through injury.

CHANCE OF STAYING

SURVIVAL MEANS GALLOWAY AND MILLER COULD REMAIN

Argyle's top five players from a hard season at Home Park

CHRIS ERRINGTON CHOOSES HIS TOP PLAYERS FROM THE SEASON

Medals galore for divers at Southampton event

PLYMOUTH DIVING EXCEL ONCE AGAIN AT THE SOUTH EAST REGIONAL MEETING

Lando sets sights on 2025 title bid

LANDO Norris believes McLaren will “100 per cent” be title contenders next season and predicts plenty more excitement for the rest of 2024.

Interest rates held at 5.25% but BoE 'optimistic' about cuts

THE Bank of England has decided to keep UK interest rates unchanged, but gave a new sense of optimism that borrowing costs could soon be cut if inflation is reined in.

I'm too left-wing for Keir's Labour, jokes Mordaunt

PENNY Mordaunt joked she is “too left-wing” for Labour, as she insisted Tory hopes of retaining Dover were “slightly improved” by Natalie Elphicke’s defection.