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'Emotional' Iga is new Queen of Clay

IGA Swiatek admitted her fourth French Open triumph was “emotional” after emphatically keeping her Queen of Clay title at Roland Garros.

Labour aims to build new prisons

THE shadow justice secretary yesterday declined to rule out Labour ending the Tories’ early prisoner release scheme, despite party leader Sir Keir Starmer saying he was “critical” of the strategy.

Stride defends Sunak

A SENIOR Cabinet minister yesterday insisted all is not yet lost for the Tories, as he quashed speculation Rishi Sunak could quit before the July 4 election.

Body found in search for TV doctor

A body was found yesterday in the search for television doctor and columnist Michael Mosley, who went missing on a Greek island last week.

Hostages freed at cost

AT least 274 Palestinians were killed in the Israeli air and ground raid that rescued four hostages held by Hamas, Gaza’s Health Ministry has said.

Family add fish 'n' chip kiosk to ice cream shop

SEAFRONT SPOT EXTENDED TO OFFER LOCALS FAVOURITE

Inspiring youngsters compete for awards

PLYMOUTH’S most inspiring youngsters are to be celebrated at the Plymouth Youth Awards later this month.

Seaman who survived World War II - along with his diary

VETERAN WHO JOINED NAVY IN PLYMOUTH TURNS 100

Boundary battle 'not rule breaking'

JOHNNY MERCER SAYS CLAIMS ARE MERELY A ‘SMEAR’ BY ACTIVISTS

SAM'S SOUND ADVICE

ROONEY MUST GET IT RIGHT WITH HIS BACKROOM TEAM

What can Green Army expect from new signing Ogbeta?

NATHANAEL Ogbeta will always hold a place in Plymouth Argyle history after becoming the club’s first signing since they appointed Wayne Rooney as head coach.

Fossils roar to victory at stormy Tavistock

THE match against Tavistock was interrupted by an extraordinary demonstration of nature's power with a cacophonous thunderstorm that lasted a couple of hours, but it did not stop St Mellion from claiming a superb 6-2 win.

Devon set sights on last eight

DEVON can take a massive step towards the last eight of the 50-over NCA Trophy by beating Buckinghamshire at High Wycombe tomorrow.

Palestine state in Labour manifesto

RECOGNITION of Palestinian statehood as part of any Middle East peace process will be a Labour manifesto pledge, Sir Keir Starmer confirmed as party figures met to sign off on the final policy document.

Fifth of children in city live in poverty

NUMBERS AS HIGH AS 43% IN SOME AREAS

Paul to cycle 1,000 miles to honour sister

LIZZI DIED FROM A RARE FORM OF CANCER

Hospital repairs soar to £150m

REPORT DETAILS COSTS OVER FIVE YEARS

Expert sees change in our political colouring

PLYMOUTH ANALYST OFFERS VIEWS ON GENERAL ELECTION

'I wanted to save pub from closure'

MAN SAYS HE OFFERED TO BUY PROPERTY FOR £400K

Purrington, Parkes, Down and Thomson to leave Parkway

NEW Plymouth Parkway manager Chris McPhee has thanked the four players that have decided their futures lie away from Bolitho Park, writes Stuart James.

ARGYLE IN NO.2 TALKS

CANDIDATE IDENTIFIED TO BE ROONEY’S ASSISTANT COACH

Hayman's heroics seal third for King Billy

KING Billy settled for a third-placed Plymouth City Super League Division A finish after a 6-5 win over Bluebird A, who end a distant fourth after the close encounter that was dominated by the antics of Antony Hayman.

Mercer stresses record of service since election

JOHNNY Mercer told a campaign team of more than 30 volunteers that he was proud of his record as an MP for Plymouth Moor View and would continue to put ‘country before party’, as he launched his campaign for re-election.

Lara crowned best nail artist

CITY NAIL TECHNICIAN, 24, WINS TOP INDUSTRY AWARD

People are now getting behind the appointment of Rooney

AFTER A MIXED REACTION, HALLETT FEELS FANS ARE NOW MORE POSITIVE ON NEW BOSS

Maguire, Jones and Maddison are cut by England

HARRY Maguire has announced he is one of the players to have been cut from England’s Euro 2024 squad.

Others can make own views: Sir Ed

“OTHERS can make their own views” about Sir Ed Davey’s campaign trail antics, the Liberal Democrat leader has said.

Tories' promise 'a joke'

PENSIONERS do not believe the Tories when they say they are going to raise the tax thresholds, Labour frontbencher Liz Kendall said, as she branded the party’s promises “a joke”.

Tributes to veterans of 'critical' day

THE King and the Prince of Wales have praised the “bravery and sacrifice” of D-Day veterans who “served at that critical time”, on the 80th anniversary of the beach invasion.

Tungsten mine boss steps down after 15 months

NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE TO BE APPOINTED