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City wheelchair rugby club is 'changing lives'

MEMBERS HAIL CLUB WHERE DISABILITIES ARE EMBRACED

Cooper happy to be back and doing what he loves at Argyle

PLYMOUTH Argyle goalkeeper Mike Cooper is enjoying being back 'doing what I love' after his successful return from a long-term knee injury.

Henderson takes Tavistock back to their happy place

THIS season really got going for Tavistock with a 2-0 FA Trophy win at Yate Town back in September and tomorrow, the Lambs return to Lodge Road looking for a victory in the Southern League Division One South.

Mural celebrates Ten Tors Jubilee Challenge

A MURAL created by students at City College Plymouth has been unveiled to commemorate the college's success at the Ten Tors Jubilee Challenge event.

Christmas is always a busy time of year for me

WELSH MEZZO-SOPRANO KATHERINE JENKINS TALKS TO NAOMI CLARKE ABOUT HER FESTIVE TRADITIONS AND HOW THE PANDEMIC CHANGED HER PERSPECTIVE ON HER CAREER

Explosion on paradise islands

The aftermath of a massive explosion at an industrial area on the main island in Mahe, Seychelles

Ruth Perry sister slates cruel Ofsted

THE family of Ruth Perry said \"urgent lessons\" must be learned after a coroner concluded an Ofsted inspection contributed to her taking her own life but added they have \"no confidence\" the watchdog will make the reforms needed.

Young carers support saluted

A PLYMOUTH school has been given an award for the support it gives to pupils who are also carers, ensuring they don't miss out on their education.

Sunak defends Rwanda plan following resignation

A DEFIANT Rishi Sunak has vowed to \"finish the job\" of getting the Rwanda scheme off the ground despite opposition from hardline Tories and the prospect of a bitter parliamentary battle.

Rees-Mogg fund manager to close

THE fund management firm co-founded by former business secretary Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg is to be wound down after recently losing its largest client.

Universities infested with antisemitism - MP claims

CONCERNS have been raised in the House of Commons over antisemitism in UK universities following a backlash against comments made by leaders of top academic institutions in the US.

Partygate coverage 'absolutely absurd'

BORIS Johnson complained of \"absolutely absurd\" characterisations of the partygate debacle, as he defended his handling of the latter stages of the pandemic.

Help to create a 'moss carpet'

THOUSANDS of people are being asked to help craft a mossy carpet - and draw attention to the climate emergency.

Dartmoor gets EV charge points

CHARGING points for electric vehicles (EVS) are to be installed at a number of locations on Dartmoor and paid for by BMW, to encourage more zero-emission journeys.

Hospital opens new urology unit

A BIGGER and more advanced urology unit has been officially opened at Derriford Hospital.

You're never too old to go and see Santa!

RESIDENTS from a city care home proved you're never too old to enjoy a visit to Father Christmas.

Can you help yard's charity appeal?

Visitors to Royal William Yard are being urged to embrace the season of giving and goodwill by getting involved in the yard's Christmas charity effort.

Man arrested after fleeing crash

A MAN was arrested shortly after midnight following a series of incidents in Plymouth city centre, which ended with a car crashing into barriers before the suspected driver made off on foot.

Fisherman aged 12 to supply catch to pubs and restaurants

ANTONY NEWCOMBE DOCUMENTS HIS JOURNEY ON HIS YOUTUBE CHANNEL

DIFFERENT APPROACH

GLADIATORS BOSS WANTS STRENGTH FROM ONE TO SEVEN

Issaka & Roberts included for Youth Cup clash

PILGRIMS WELCOME CRYSTAL PALACE FOR THIRD ROUND TIE

Four seasons in one day as Haley and Crutchley prevail

DESPITE the great British weather throwing torrential rain, pelting hail then finally finishing with blinding sun, Fiona Crutchley and Nick Haley and Debbie Wilson and Jose Rojas battled on to get their match played.

Donate a present and help give the gift of joy

EMBRACE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS AND HELP THOSE LESS FORTUNATE

'Beautiful' mum shot dead in city

TRIBUTES have been paid to a woman described as “a beautiful soul” who was killed in a shooting in east London.

Putin in rare UAE visit

RUSSIA’S President Vladimir Putin has begun a trip to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, hoping to shore up support in the Middle East from two major oil producers allied to the United States as his country;s invasion of Ukraine grinds on.

'I underestimated threat'

BORIS Johnson has admitted his Government “underestimated” the threat posed by the Covid-19 virus in the early days of the pandemic, as he apologised to the victims at the UK Covid-19 Inquiry.

St Luke's is hosting services at St Andrew's

EVENTS WILL BE IN HONOUR OF MISSED LOVED ONES

So lucky to see fantastic show

IF you love pop music and want to leave feeling warm and fuzzy, Stock Aitken and Waterman’s I Should Be So Lucky musical is for you.

Budding city photographer wins top award

STUDENT VOTED THE 'PEOPLE'S CHOICE'

Fresh statistics reveal state of city's happiness

BETTER THAN NATIONAL AVERAGE