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Sunak defends policy

THE Eat Out to Help Out discount hospitality scheme helped to protect workers from the “devastating consequences” of job losses, Rishi Sunak told the UK Covid-19 Inquiry yesterday.

Community square planned for new houses

SALTRAM MEADOW IS SET TO HAVE FACILITIES FOR LOCALS

'Much-loved' pub could reopen in time for Christmas

A MUCH-loved Dartmoor pub is set to open its doors again in time for Christmas.

Plymouth to host 30 refugees

CITY COUNCIL BACKS CAP ON NUMBER OR ARRIVALS

City College welcomes nursing students

A NEW training partnership means City College Plymouth has been approved by the University of Plymouth as the newest placement setting for second and third year nursing students.

Fundraiser for family in grief at twins' death

SUPPORT FOR PARAMEDIC AND HER FAMILY THIS CHRISTMAS

It's a long way from the NHS

ABBIE LAUNCHES BESPOKE INTERIOR DESIGN BUSINESS

Schumacher explains reasons for changes

STEVEN Schumacher gave the carefully thought-out reasoning why he made six changes to his Plymouth Argyle side against Leicester City following the 4-0 defeat to the Championship leaders at King Power Stadium, writes Chris Errington.

EFFORT AND COMMITMENT

MANAGER 'PLEASED' WITH MANY OF ASPECTS OF PERFORMANCE

Argyle no match for classy Leicester

FOXES TOO CUNNING FOR PILGRIMS AS PREMIER LEAGUE PEDIGREE SHOWS

Sea wall repair means coast path can reopen

A LARGE hole in the sea wall at Mount Batten has been successfully repaired walkers on the South West Coast Path can once again enjoy the area.

BBC slated over Diana interview

A JUDGE has ordered the BBC to release a large number of emails surrounding Martin Bashir's controversial interview with Diana, Princess of Wales.

Emma, 13, is winner of art competition

POSTER FOR NHS CAREERS

Suspended sentence for repeat offender

OUTRAGED PUBLIC DECENCY MORE THAN ONCE IN STREET

Sporting activity will be raising awareness

MISSION'S GOAL IS TO HELP MENTAL HEALTH SUFFERERS

Charity provides a space full of comfort and joy

CHILDREN'S HOSPICE SOUTH WEST HELPS CITY FAMILIES

Jail term for attempt to rob cash from store

TWO FEMALE STAFF AT SHOP TACKLED HEROIN USER

Dental treatment leads to life-saving diagnosis

UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH PLAYS KEY ROLE IN PROJECT

Awards hail achievements of women from the South West

CROWNE PLAZA PLAYS HOST TO SPECIAL EVENT

Group found guilty of supplying drugs

A LARGE number of men and women from Liverpool and Plymouth are set to be sentenced, after they were found guilty of supplying heroin and cocaine to addicts in Plymouth.

A QUIET JANUARY

SCHUEY IS NOT EXPECTING MUCH ACTIVITY

New Welcoming City Champion appointed

COUNCILLOR WILL DRIVE EQUALITY, DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION EFFORTS

Fans' final farewell to Pogues star

MOURNERS lined the streets of Dublin yesterday to say an emotional goodbye to Shane MacGowan at a public procession ahead of his funeral.

Gaza desperation grows

DESPERATE Palestinians fleeing Israel's expanding ground offensive crowded into an ever-shrinking area of the Gaza Strip as the Israel-Hamas war entered its third month yesterday.

Unions unite to fight strike law

THE Government's controversial new law to provide minimum levels of service during strikes will be attacked today at a special conference attended by leaders of the country's biggest trade unions.

New book looks at city rebuilding

THE rebuilding of Plymouth after World War II is the subject of the latest book by city historian Chris Robinson, which was launched this week.

Life-writing work shops for women

THE first of two weekend life-writing workshops for women takes place in Plymouth today with top writers brought in to share their expertise.

Looking for some weird Christmas baubles?

'BAD TAXIDERMIST' OFFERS SOME SHOCKING ITEMS

Music group are reviving carols of yesteryear

WREN MUSIC BRINGING BACK TRADITIONAL FOLK CAROLS

Derriford 'in growing need of resuscitation'

THOUSANDS OF HOURS LOST TO AMBULANCE DELAYS; MILLIONS NEEDED FOR REPAIRS