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Sterling strength boosts long-haul travel

UK holidaymakers planning winter sun holidays will pay less for tourist items in the vast majority of destinations compared with a year ago, new figures show.

From darkest Peru.... to Appledore!

PADDINGTON Bear's Mr Brown, or, if you prefer, Downton Abbey's Lord Grantham, flew into Appledore recently for the opening night of the Appledore tival, to be interviewed truly.

HS2 costs only going up - Shapps

IT would be “irresponsible” to keep ploughing money into the HS2 project in the face of rising costs, a Cabinet minister said as Rishi Sunak considered scrapping the route from Birmingham to Manchester.

Rule-breaking ministers 'should not be granted severance pay'

MINISTERS sacked from their job for rule-breaking would be denied severance pay under Liberal Democrat proposals.

Call to tax social media giants

THE Liberal Democrats are calling on the Government to triple tax for social media firms to fund a dedicated mental health professional in every school in England.

PUPILS ALLOWED TO WEAR SHORTS IN HOT WEATHER

A PLYMOUTH mother has said she feels like she and her son have “won”, after a city school changed its uniform rules following a peaceful protest.

University is hailed for its training skills

OFSTED SAYS STUDENTS ARE TURNED INTO GOOD TEACHERS

Regional accolade for holiday camp firm

PLYMOUTH OUTFIT IS NAMED BEST IN THE SOUTH WEST

Barrage of complaints over strict behaviour regimen

FORMAL COMPLAINT FROM GROUP OF 400 PARENTS OVER RIGID DISCIPLINARY RULES

Veteran's art graces charity campaign

KEVIN HELPS HELP FOR HEROES

Angela impresses Strictly judges

SHE may be the oldest ever contestant on Strictly Come Dancing, but Angela Rippon has wowed the BBC show’s judges with her cha-cha-cha.

WE MUST BE AT OUR BEST

PILGRIMS CANNOT BE ANYTHING LESS THAN 100 PER-CENT

Perfect conditions results in high scores

CONDITIONS were just about ideal for the running of the Hi-Lo competition on Thursday.

Pleguezuelo ready to return as Argyle welcome Norwich

SPANISH defender Julio Pleguezuelo is in line to be available for selection for Plymouth Argyle's home Championship match against Norwich City today.

MPs call for aid ahead of winter energy crisis

MPs have called on the Government to support under-pressure households ahead of an \"inevitable\" new energy crisis this winter.

Ukraine missile strike hits HQ of Russian fleet

UKRAINE has carried out a missile strike on the headquarters of Russia's Black Sea fleet, with one serviceman missing, the Russian defence ministry has said.

Warning to 'wild swimmers'

POST-STORM SEWAGE DISCHARGES INTO AREAS INCLUDING THE HOE

Reclycling is being upgraded in S Hams

NEW CONTAINERS ARE BEING DELIVERED

Drivers faced with 'obstacle course' on A38

636 REPORTS OF SCATTERED DEBRIS REPORTED IN 3 YEARS

Take That set to play Home Park next year

AND OLLY MURS WILL JOIN THEM AS SPECIAL GUEST ACT ...

Rocket aims to launch youngsters into space

YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE A ROCKET SCIENTIST TO WORK IN UK SPACE SECTOR

GALLOWAY'S FRESH BLOW

INJURY PLAGUED DEFENDER SUFFERS ANOTHER SETBACK

'We owe you a performance' says Edwards after City loss

PILGRIMS CAPTAIN DETERMINED TO MAKE AMENDS WHEN NORWICH HEAD TO HOME PARK TOMORROW

Parkway could widen search for a 'fox in the box' striker

PLYMOUTH Parkway manager Lee Hobbs says the club may have to cast their net wider to recruit the goalscorer that he wants to bring to Bolitho Park.

Four more towns set to join Forest for Cornwall

FOUR Cornish towns with some of the lowest numbers of urban trees in the UK are being targeted in the latest phase of the Forest for Cornwall (FfC) initiative.

No interest rate rise after two years of hikes

THE Bank of England has kept its interest rate unchanged for the first time in almost two years, signalling that they might have reached a peak, for now, after a lengthy run of hikes that has battered borrowers.

Russian missiles hit Ukraine amid Poland grain row

RUSSIAN missiles and artillery pounded cities across Ukraine early yesterday, sparking fires, killing at least three people and trapping others under the rubble of destroyed buildings, authorities said.

Public beach loo closures spark anger

COUNCIL BLAMES 'BUDGET PRESSURE'

Call for ban on vapes in schools

COUNCILLORS CONCERNED OVER HEALTH RISKS

Warship crew in Arabian Sea drugs seizure

INTERCEPTION IS LANCASTER'S FOURTH SO FAR THIS YEAR