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PM eyes flights to Rwanda this spring

RISHI Sunak said he still hopes to get a flight carrying asylum seekers to Rwanda off the ground this spring, as he braced for a parliamentary showdown over the scheme.

Sunak: My focus is the economy, not politics

RISHI Sunak has insisted the Conservative party is united, despite speculation about a plot to replace him as Prime Minister before the general election.

Plea to preserve moor ponies

CHARITY CLAIMS HERD IS AT RISK DUE TO CULL THREAT

Wedding venue aims to expand

QUEST TO OPEN UP TO MORE CUSTOMERS

Business traveller is beaten up at hotel

PLYMOUTH MAN KIDNAPPED ON WORK TRIP TO BELGIUM

Businesses strive hard in 'hidden gem' location

WHIMPLE STREET AREA HAS UNFULFILLED PROMISE

Ed running four 'ultramarathons' in just four days

EASTER WEEKEND! CHALLENGE TO HELP WITH FIGHT AGAINST CANCER

Guildhall restoration continues

WORK on one of Plymouth's most famous buildings, the Guildhall, is moving forward.

City centre work partially complete

PHASE one of the massive upgrade of Plymouth city centre is nearly complete.

'I GET THE FRUSTRATION, I GET IT, I DO'

IAN FOSTER RESPONDS AFTER ANGRY CRITICISM FROM ARGYLE SUPPORTERS

Argyle boss Foster under fire from fans after fourth straight Home Park defeat

PLYMOUTH Argyle slumped to a fourth consecutive Home Park defeat, all of them without scoring a goal, and many supporters turned on head coach Ian Foster as his side lost 1-0 to Preston North End.

Albion get back to winning with Richmond victory ways

PLYMOUTH Albion put a win on the board on Saturday afternoon with a 18-10 victory over Richmond.

PM 'sounds like he has already given up'

SIR Ed Davey has told the Liberal Democrats’ spring conference that the Prime Minister “sounds like he has already given up” and that setting the general election date is “pretty much the only thing left that Rishi Sunak controls anymore”.

Sunak 'will lead Tories into general election'

RISHI Sunak will lead the Tories into the general election this year, Cabinet minister Mark Harper has insisted, amid reports of a plot to oust the Prime Minister.

Tributes to Harley after death at 73

COCKNEY REBEL STAR DIES AT HOME

Recognition for force's pub defender

LICENSING TEAM STALWART GIVEN NATIONAL ACCOLADE

Wedding venue perfect for stable relationships

FORMER COW SHED TURNED INTO CHIC MATRIMONIAL SITE

Heritage Centre back in business

NUCLEAR SUBMARINE INTERIOR IS EXPLORED

Lecturer awarded £24k payout after 'bullying'

CITY COLLEGE FORCED TO PAY OUT AFTER VICTIMISATION ALLEGATION

Kitchen fire is extinguished at city fast food restaurant

CUSTOMERS of KFC at Plymouth’s Crownhill Retail Park were evacuated after a fire broke out in the kitchen.

Bundu is feeling the love despite his injuries

MUSTAPHA Bundu has admitted if there was one thing he could change about his time at Plymouth Argyle it would be the number of injuries he has had.

Richmond's visit allows us to pay tribute to Martin Livesey

LAST Saturday we lost to top of the league Chinnor at the Brickfields. Although the 26-5 defeat did not reflect the game at all, with Albion dominating second-half possession, it just seems like the boys can't finish off the attack.

Riverdance to celebrate anniversary tour in city

PLYMOUTH is to be one of the venues for a new tour by Irish dance sensation Riverdance as it marks a milestone anniversary next year.

Hospital installs 'sensory wall'

'BUBBLE WALL' IN CHILDREN'S THEATRES WAITING ROOM

Bill to protect pets passes first hurdle

PROPOSALS to crack down on the \"unscrupulous\" commercial trade of puppy, kitten and ferret smuggling have cleared their first hurdle in the Commons.

Rhino calf born in four minutes

A BABY rhino has charged into the world after a quick four-minute labour at a conservation zoo in Bedfordshire.

Sunak set to accept 5.5% MP pay hike

PRIME Minister Rishi Sunak will accept an inflation-busting 5.5% increase in his MP's pay, No 10 has indicated.

Royal Marines kick off 360th year in style

CELEBRATIONS INCLUDE COMMANDO STYLE 'CEREMONY OF THE DUES'

'Starbooks' cafe helps school pupils find their perfect blend of book

A PLYMOUTH school marked World Book Day by creating a 'little Hogwarts' and transforming their library into a 'Starbooks' cafe to help pupils find their perfect blend of book.

Got a leaky loo? SWW will give you £150 to fix!

JUST PUT PAPER STRIP INSIDE PAN TO CHECK IF YOUR LOO'S LEAKING!