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'Cost of detaining migrants could hit £9bn in 3 years'

More than 250,000 people, including up to 45,000 children, could have their asylum claims deemed inadmissible under the Illegal Migration Bill in that time, the Refugee Council said.

Submarine crew on parade

NEWTON ABBOT TO HOST HMS TRIUMPH'S FINEST

City MP welcomes work on bank building

POST-WAR GEM IS RECEIVING 'BIT OF LOVE' IN RESTORATION

'If others feel they can run our glorious Ocean City better, then great...over to you'

THE Tory leader of Plymouth City Council is to resign.

Arrest made after man is found dead in city

BODY DISCOVERED ON LANE NEAR MARSH MILLS

Beryl Bikes are here - but make sure to return them

ELECTRIC BICYCLES FOR RENT IN CITY

Gillingham Women are too good for Pilgrims

TWO first-half goals from Georgia Griffin were enough for Gillingham to inflict defeat on Plymouth Argyle Women, writes Jake Clark.

Grant returns with second goal in Argyle's super win at Accrington

Accrington Stanley 0 Plymouth Argyle 2

State-of-the-art gym is 'coming soon' to city

OPENING IN FORMER CHARITY SHOP AT TRANSIT WAY SITE

Recovering from those wash day blues

MY washing machine broke the other day. Having put on a load of washing, I checked on the thing to see what was going on, only to see some weird symbols where the countdown timer should have been, with a large E which I presumed was for 'error, followed by some random numbers.

I misled MPs but not intentionally - Boris

BORIS Johnson admitted misleading MPs but denied doing so \"intentionally or recklessly' as he published a defence dossier apportioning blame to advisers and criticising Parliament's inquiry.

Home Secretary 'dangerously complacent' over scathing force review

SUELLA Braverman has been accused by Labour of delivering a \"dangerously complacent\" response to a scathing review of the Metropolitan Police.

Japanese PM in surprise visit to support Ukraine

The two visits, about 500 miles apart, highlighted the war's repercussions for international diplomacy as countries line up behind Moscow or Kyiv.

No mystery to enduring success of 'whodunnit'

The Mousetrap | Theatre Royal Plymouth Until Saturday

Council set to honour citizens of 'distinction'

FREEDOM OF THE CITY RECOGNISES THE EXCEPTIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS OF DUO

Marines 'drop in' on Nato exercise

LARGE-SCALE TRAINING WITH ALLIES

Devonport hit by car parking congestion

MULTI-STOREY CAR PARK HOPE ON HORIZON

Campaign launched for more Hoe car parking

SITE OF FORMER HOTEL COULD BE PUT TO NEW AND PROFITABLE USE

City butcher explains why he became a Muslim

IT'S ENABLED ME TO DISCOVER A MISSING PIECE OF MY LIFE'

WEMBLEY GREY DAY

ARGYLE ARE NOT ALLOWED TO WEAR GREEN

Pilgrims squad is boosted by those returning

SCARR, WRIGHT AND GRANT ARE ALL AVAILABLE FOR ACCRINGTON

Hobbs glad to have Borthwick on board

PLYMOUTH Parkway manager Lee Hobbs was quick to praise and thank local goalkeeper Sam Borthwick for putting himself forward to play in their Southern League Premier Division match at Chesham United tonight.

Tavi head to Tivi chasing a place in the Devon Bowl final

SOUTHERN League Division One South side Tavistock will be chasing a place in the final of the Devon St Luke’s Challenge Cup this evening when they visit Tiverton from the division above.

Saltash Lion receives club's highest honour

VOLUNTEER NEIL GIVEN PRESTIGIOUS AWARD

RMT members vote to accept pay deal

MEMBERS of the RMT at Network Rail have voted overwhelmingly to accept an offer to end the long-running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions.

Front desk to open at Devonport station

PUBLIC WILL FINALLY BE ABLE TO SPEAK WITH AN OFFICER

Council's leader 'must resign' over tree felling

CALL FOR 'NO CONFIDENCE' VOTE IN RICHARD BINGLEY

Firemen are honoured with award from Queen

HEROIC RESCUE MISSION ON A38 HELPED TO SAVE LIVES

Disruption expected during car park work

SHOPPERS are set to face months of disruption when work gets under way on a major upgrade of the Napier Terrace car park, off Mutley Plain.

'Callous' removal of tributes to felled trees

CAMPAIGNERS are outraged after children’s poignant artwork was removed from the scene of Plymouth city centre’s tree-felling and have branded the culprit “callous” and “disgusting”.