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Mum, 21, is thankful to see baby thriving

A MUM-TO-BE contracted a womb infection which caused her baby to be born at 23 weeks – weighing just 493 grams

Turbulent times for city politics

POLITICAL IN-FIGHTING, COST OF LIVING CRISIS, SOARINGE CHARGES-AND THOSE TREES...

Nick Giannotti: The man that knew Argyle were the right club for him

CHRIS ERRINGTON SPEAKS TO THE MAN BEHIND THE COMPANY INVESTING MILLIONS INTO THE PILGRIMS

ROTATION PAYS OFF

SCHUMACHER'S BELIEF IN CHANGE WINS ARGYLE PROMOTION

Nurse tells court: 'I've not harmed any children'

A NURSE accused of multiple murders and attempted murders of babies has told a jury she had not harmed any children

Starmer confident over Sue Gray role

SIR Keir Starmer has said he is “confident” that ‘Partygate’ investigator Sue Gray has not broken any rules in her discussions with Labour about a senior party role

Daughter pays tribute to 'little local celebrity'

THE family of a 93-year-old Plymouth man dubbed ‘a local celebrity’ because of how many people he knew from different walks of life across the city have paid tribute to him, following his sudden death

Bold Heather defies sight loss

HEATHER Siewruk is no ordinary mum-of-two learning how to defend herself

New home for furniture store

A PLYMOUTH furniture store is to move out of the art deco Colin Campbell House, after finding new premises in the city centre

Renovation plan is under way at Civic Square

HISTORIC DETAILS ARE PART OF DESIGN

New hotel aims to be destination

PRE-EVENT DRINKS

A tipple which helps the seas

PLYMOUTH GIN LINKS UP WITH MARINE CHARITY

Annemarie chosen as royal champion

AN outstanding volunteer from Plymouth has been recognised by the King and the Queen Consort, as part of the official coronation celebrations in conjunction with the Royal Voluntary Service charity

When clothing was used as propaganda

THIS WARTIME RELIC HAS A TALE TO TELL

Preparing to celebrate a past monarch

CHRIS ROBINSON TELLS THE TALE OF HOW THE 1937 CORONATION WAS MARKED

Houses to be built on former youth club site

PLANS APPROVED FOR TEN NEW AFFORDABLE HOMES

SMASHING THE TARGET

PILGRIMS EASILY SURPASS SCHUEY'S CALL FOR 75 POINTS

Home Park crowds are second highest in the ast 60 years

THE Green Army have packed into Home Park week after week this season and have played a huge part in Plymouth Argyle’s return to the Championship, according to manager Steven Schumacher

Gladiators seek to start their league campaign with victory

BUOYED by their superb win over Poole Pirates last Tuesday, Plymouth Gladiators open their Championship campaign this evening when they welcome Scunthorpe Scorpions to the Coliseum

Inquest told medical drugs were present

POPULAR LOCAL MAN, 49, WAS FOUND DEAD IN BED

Family pay tribute to man killed in knife attack

LISKEARD RUGBY PLAYER WAS KILLED IN SUSPECTED MURDER

Marathon effort is just the start for Matthew

CANCER DIAGNOSIS PROMPTS AMBITIOUS RUNNING TARGET

City MP tries to assist Sudanese

IMMIGRANTS TELL LUKE POLLARD OF THEIR CONCERN FOR RELATIVES

Podcast helping men with mental health issues

PAIR USE HEALTH AND FITNESS KNOWLEDGE TO INSPIRE OTHERS

Ivybridge miss out on trophy after being beaten by Crediton

IVYBRIDGE missed out on the consolation prize of the Devon Senior Shield when Crediton defeated them 30-24 in the final on the Exhibition Road ground, writes Conrad Sutcliffe.

Services overcome Brixham in thriller

DEVONPORT Services came from behind to beat Brixham 33-27 in a thrilling Devon Senior Cup final at the Rectory Services were never ahead from the fifth minute of the match until the hour mark when wing Matt Richards went over in the corner to put them 22-20 up.

One dead and seven stabbed in 'altercation'

A MAN has died and suffered seven others stab wounds during a \"serious altercation\" in Bodmin, Cornwall.

Union boss hits out over strike criticism

THE leader of the train drivers' union has angrily condemned the Transport Secretary after he criticised a planned strike on the eve of the Eurovision Song Contest final for its impact on Ukraine.

Last flight leaves Sudan as UK evacuation ends

THE final UK evacuation flight from Sudan has departed from the Wadi Saeedna airfield near Khartoum, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) confirmed yesterday.

Work begins on facelift for historic Athenaeum

REPAIRS START ON CULTURALLY IMPORTANT CITY CENTRE SITE