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National awards for schools

TWO Plymouth primary schools have received national recognition.

Dragons and mythical beasts at city carnival

THIS year's West End Carnival will celebrate the Year of the Dragon with a jampacked day of family entertainment.

Stride advises against betting

POLITICIANS should not place bets on elections, a Cabinet minister has said, as the Westminster gambling row deepened.

WWF's stark warning

THE conservation charity WWF has accused politicians of abandoning the environment, despite polling which shows four-fifths of voters care about climate and nature issues.

Birth was concealed, court finds

ARISTOCRAT Constance Marten and her partner have been found guilty of hiding the birth of their baby, who was found dead in a Lidl shopping bag after a high-profile search, it can now be reported.

Flats raided in drug crackdown

POLICE ACTED ON LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

Fashion is lure for Amy at TRP

ACTOR RELISHES ROLE IN NEW MUSICAL

Campaign charity is spreading its message

SURFERS AGAINST SEWAGE BUS IS COMING TO PLYMOUTH

Callum Thomas was assessed as 'not being a risk'

MENTAL HEALTH SPECIALISTS GIVE EVIDENCE IN COURT

'Climate Legends' celebrated at awards

TWO people, a business, a community group and a school have been acknowledged for doing their bit for the envionment.

DESPAIR TO GLORY

DAWSON IS BIDDING FOR GOLD AFTER HIS DICE WITH DEATH

Taylor shows his class to edge out Mann in the Open

PDC Tour Card holder Dom Taylor added his name to an illustrious list of names to walk away as champion of the Plymouth Open after a dramatic 4-3 success over two-time winner from Plymouth, John Mann.

Starmer hears of knife crime woe

LABOUR leader Sir Keir Starmer and actor Idris Elba yesterday spoke in London to families of knife crime victims, as Sir Keir pledged to ban the online sale of zombie knives “straight away” if he becomes prime minister next week.

Support is withdrawn

RISHI Sunak yesterday withdrew the Conservative Party’s support from candidates Craig Williams and Laura Saunders, over the General Election betting row.

Assange is on way to Australia

WIKILEAKS founder Julian Assange was travelling to his native Australia yesterday, following his release from prison in the UK, after five years of fighting extradition to the United States.

Empty pub still seeks a buyer

FREEHOLD IS ON THE MARKET FOR £235,000

Fury at 'parking hike of 440%'

WORKERS HAMMERED BY UNI’S INCREASE

Touched by tragedy, but siblings are inspirational

PLYMOUTH’S most inspiring young people have been celebrated at an awards ceremony – including two courageous and caring siblings from Sherford.

City election rivals will take part in our debate

JOHNNY MERCER AND LUKE POLLARD TO GO HEAD-TO-HEAD

US gamer 'alerted police to city murder suspect'

A JURY heard how British police were alerted to the alleged murder of a Plymouth woman after an American gamer became suspicious of her son’s online behaviour.

A flying start to city's Armed Forces Week

EVENTS ARE BUILDING UP TO SATURDAY'S SHOWPIECE

Campaign for elected mayor under scrutiny

QUESTIONS have been asked about the impartiality of a campaign which could see Plymouth brought under a directly elected mayor after it emerged the man leading it donated cash to city MPs.

Angry Farage Aims Fire At Johnson

REFORM UK leader Nigel Farage said he would "never, ever defend" Russia's President Vladimir Putin, as he stepped up his row with former prime minister Boris Johnson.

Netanyahu Under Fire

THE viability of a United Statesbacked proposal to wind down the war in Gaza has been cast into doubt, after Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he would only be willing to agree to a "partial" ceasefire deal that would not end the conflict.

SPENDING IS DOWN

CHAMPIONSHIP CLUBS ARE PAYING LESS ON PLAYER WAGES

Ivybridge bounce back from defeat with battering of Ashburton

IVYBRIDGE got over the defeat by Paignton that cost them the leadership in the C Division West by handing out an eight-wicket pasting to Ashburton.

Bones were broken in Varga's face

HUNGARY striker Barnabas Varga broke several facial bones and suffered a concussion during his country's 1-0 victory over Scotland.

From League Two to facing the Three Lions

TIMI Max Elsnik has gone from League Two loans to starting against England at Euro 2024, where the Slovenia midfielder says they will be fearless against Gareth Southgate's side.

HIGH FIVE

CATCH UP WITH COLDPLAY AS THEY PREPARE FOR A RECORD-BREAKING HEADLINE SLOT AT GLASTONBURY

Reeves plans to fix Tories' 'mess'

LABOUR'S shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves yesterday said that \"difficult decisions\" will need to be made if her party forms the next government, as she accused the Tories of having left the UK's finances in an \"absolute mess\".