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Activists arrested as law comes into force

POLICE have arrested Just Stop Oil protesters on the day new legislation came into force giving officers greater power to disperse crowds

Jackson dies, age 87

VETERAN actress and former politician Glenda Jackson has “died peacefully” after a brief illness at the age of 87, her agent has confirmed

Cameron to give inquiry evidence

CHANCELLOR Jeremy Hunt and former prime minister David Cameron are among those who will give evidence to the UK Covid-19 Inquiry next week

MPs expected to have free vote on 'difficult matter'

MPS are expected to have a free vote on whether to approve a report which found Boris Johnson committed “repeated contempts” of Parliament

Johnson allies step up

ALLIES of Boris Johnson stepped up attacks on the “kangaroo court” Privileges Committee as the panel of MPs prepares to publish a special report on the intimidation campaign against it

Clothes that grow with your children

A MUM from Torpoint has created a unique range of kids' clothing that grows with them

Staff facing threat of redundancy at homes

CONSULTATIONS LAUNCHED BY ABBEYFIELD SOCIETY

Tributes paid to 'inspirational' St Luke's CEO

CITY MOURNS TRAGIC DEATH OF 'A BEAUTIFUL AND KIND HUMAN BEING'

Stop and smell the roses at Abbey gardens

ROSE BEDS ARE EXPLOSION OF COLOUR AND SCENT

Armada Way clear-up is set to begin today

BUT COUNCIL IS NOT YET ABLE TO TAKE AWAY FELLED TREES DUE TO LEGAL CASE

City centre contractor goes bust

ANOTHER POTENTIAL PROBLEM FOR DELAYED REDEVELOPMENT

Warnock to carry on as manager of Huddersfield

PLYMOUTH Argyle’s Championship rivals Huddersfield Town have confirmed that former Pilgrims’ boss Neil Warnock will be returning to manage them in the 2023/24 season

WILSON SET FOR ROVERS

ARGYLE DEFENDER LOOKS SET FOR BRISTOL

Ivybridge pairing no match for Ryeland & Chiappe

BUT TAVISTOCK REMAIN TOP OF THE TABLE AFTER BEATING MANNAMEAD

Ivybridge pairing no match for Ryeland & Chiappe

BUT TAVISTOCK REMAIN TOP OF THE TABLE AFTER BEATING MANNAMEAD

England opt for Broad ahead of Wood for furst Ashes Test

ENGLAND have favoured Stuart Broad’s experience over Mark Wood’s raw pace for the first Ashes Test at Edgbaston, naming their playing XI two days early in a show of confidence

Food bank numbers triple in city in a year

FOOD banks in Plymouth are catering for three times more people than they were a year ago

Health hub 'will tackle inequality'

CITY COUNCIL WELCOMES NEWS OF PLAN FOR DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE

Trafficked women could be deported under measures

HOME Secretary Suella Braverman has conceded that women trafficked into the UK for sexual exploitation could be deported under measures to tackle illegal migration

Health chief urges resolution to strike

JUNIOR DOCTORS STAGING 72-HOUR WALKOUT OVER PAY

Hazel teaches CPR to Brazilian football squad

SHE URGES MORE PEOPLE TO LEARN LIFE-SAVING SKILL

Gold award for baby care team

PRAISE FOR NEONATAL SERVICES AT DERRIFORD

Hilton hotel with plush top-floor restaurant plan

MONEYCENTRE COULD BECOME A 168-BED LUXURY HOTEL

Completion of Millbay retirement flats 'priority'

SOCIETY EXPLORING WAYS TO FINISH BUILDING

Water supplies are at 'tipping point' - SWW

SOUTH West Water is asking Plymouth residents and businesses to use less water, saying supplies are at “tipping point” as summer demand increases

Neighbours seek review of nightclub licence

LOCKYER STREET VENUE IS NEAR REDEVELOPED HOMES

Plea to campaigners to end tree legal fight

COUNCIL TO MAKE AN APPLICATION TO HIGH COURT TO BRING END TO PROCEEDINGS

St Luke's CEO perishes in holiday boat fire in Egypt

ST Luke’s Hospice Plymouth was in shock last night as its Chief Executive, Christina Quinn, was confirmed as one of three people who died in a dive boat fire in Egypt on Sunday

WILSON'S FAREWELL

PILGRIMS ANNOUNCE DEPARTURE OF VETERAN DEFENDER

Ali: I'm only back because of Stokes

MOEEN Ali admits there is only one captain and one series that would have tempted him to overturn his Test retirement.