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Classical musician Chi-Chi Nwanoku talks to NAOMI CLARKE about founding the Chineke! Orchestra and its mission to be a catalyst for change for musicians of colour

Online Safety Bill defended over privacy fear

THE Technology Secretary has defended the Online Safety Bill amid concerns the proposed legislation could undermine the use of encryption by big technology companies

Heat pump rethink call

A FORMER environment secretary has become the latest senior Conservative to back a rethink of some of the Government’s green strategies

More lenders to cut rates on mortgages

HALIFAX and First Direct have joined a stream of major lenders in announcing cuts to their mortgage rates

Hawaii wildfires kill at least 36

AT LEAST 36 people have died as a result of wildfires in the town of Lahaina in Hawaii

Assassination in Ecuador

AN ECUADORIAN presidential candidate known for speaking up against cartels and corruption has been shot and killed at a political rally

Arts cinema is given £120k lottery funding

CHARITY BID TO MAKE CINEMA ACCESSIBLE TO ALL

Nursing home staff give garden a makeover

GREEN-FINGERED TEAM GETS TO GRIPS WITH MAKEOVER

What's new in British Fireworks spectacular

CHAMPIONSHIPS ONCE AGAIN RETURN TO CITY ON AUG 16-17

Funeral today for boy who died on holiday

THE family of a Plymouth boy who died have announced he is set to be laid to rest today

Housebuilder to review city plots as profits slump

CONSTRUCTION FIRM TO SLOW BUILDING AS PROFITS DOWN 65%

Yacht club make RNLI donation

THE Royal Plymouth Corinthian Yacht Club (RPCYC) has donated £500 to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI)

Gordon Ramsay pictured at pub that's up for sale

CELEBRITY CHEF SPARKS RUMOURS WITH NOSS VISIT

FUTURE'S BRIGHT

SCHUMACHER DELIGHTED WITH ISSAKA AND ROBERTS IN WIN

Waine at the double to send Argyle into round two

SCHUMACHER DELIGHTED TO KEEP THE WINNING MOMENTUM GOING AT HOME

Hill Lane dominate Men's scene

HILL LANE and Devonshire dominated most of the divisions in the Head Plymouth & Dustrict Summer Tennis League - between them winning Divisions Two, Three, Four, Five, Six and Seven!

Sturgeon writing 'revealing' memoir

NICOLA Sturgeon is writing a \"deeply personal\" memoir covering her proudest achievements as well as her regrets throughout her time in politics

Historic ship following in Darwin's footsteps

CONSERVATION MISSION FOR SCHOONER

T-shirt printer goes bust with debts of £250k

ALMOST 200 PEOPLE WILL LOSE DEPOSITS

Rags-to-riches tale offers jaw-dropping musical spectacle

PRODUCTION PROVIDES BLAZE OF LIGHT

Women in city report worse health than men

HEALTHY LIFE EXPECTANCY FOR FEMALES LOWER THAN NATIONAL AVERAGE

Fewer top grades for 'unluckiest' A-level year

TENS OF THOUSANDS COULD MISS OUT ON PLACES AT UNI

Skyscraper 'will now be built in three phases'

A £60m skyscraper planned for Plymouth’s waterfront is now likely to be built in phases instead of all at once partly because of the UK’s flatlining economy

Bid to use airport as temporary car park turned down

SUTTON HARBOUR GROUP PUT IN PLANS FOR DERRIFORD SITE

Interest in Little Rocket takes off

A KITTEN is waiting for a new home after his sister was adopted. The little ball of fur is currently at Woodside Animal Welfare Trust in Plympton

BOARDROOM CHANGES

HALLETT CONFIRMS DEPARTURE OF AMERICANS

'Beloved' Sinead is laid to rest

SINEAD O’Connor has been remembered as a “beloved daughter of Ireland” with “a poet’s heart” whose “voice moved a generation of young people” after her funeral yesterday, where U2 star Bono and Bob Geldof were among the mourners.

Man stabbed near British Museum

A MAN stabbed in the arm near the British Museum was waiting in the queue to enter, witnesses have said.

Man killed as football fans clash

A 29-year-old football fan has been killed in overnight clashes between rival supporters in the Greek capital, prompting UEFA to postpone a Champions League qualifying game between AEK Athens and Croatia’s Dinamo Zagreb last night.

Deadly missile attacks

THE death toll from two Russian missile strikes that hit apartment blocks and other buildings in an eastern Ukrainian city has climbed to seven as officials accused the Kremlin's forces of targeting rescue workers.