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Massive fine for The Range after rat infestation

THE Range has been fined more than half a million pounds for breaking food hygiene rules, after rats were found gnawing on human and pet food at one of its stores in the South West.

Fellow butcher rallies round after death of Mark

TRIBUTES TO 'GENUINE AND LOVELY GUY' WHO RAN SHOP FOR 21 YEARS

Destructive Stevenson continues to dominate

SIMON Stevenson continues to dominate Plymouth City Super League's Division B as he recorded a remarkable 19 three-figure scores in a 7-4 win for leaders Cornwall Gates over Hyde Park.

Sack race in full swing as two lose their Championship jobs

NINE of Plymouth Championship Argyle's 23 rivals have now parted company with their managers this season. Swansea City and Sunderland are the latest clubs to announce they are making a change, with the departures announced last night of Michael Duff and Tony Mowbray respectively.

Six of the best for F1 sprint finishes

FORMULA One will again hold six sprint weekends in 2024 with discussions ongoing about potential tweaks to the format.

Free advice in branch with city partnership

AN innovative partnership with Citizens Advice is supporting local people with the cost-of-living.

Crisis on the dancefloor as huge club set to close

MIDWEEK TRADE FUELLED BY STUDENTS HAS PLUMMETED

Colourful light display doesn't have to be ust for Christmas

IT'S that time of year when people are getting strings of colourful lights out of loft spaces, spending a while untying knots that have somehow appeared despite the fact they were put away in a neat coil.

Duke attack risk impact unassessed

THE impact of a \"successful attack\" on the Duke of Sussex should have been considered as part of a decision to change his security arrangements in the UK, the High Court has been told.

No 10 'calms concerns'

BRITONS earning less than £38,700 could still live with their foreign spouses in the UK in \"exceptional circumstances\", Downing Street said, as it sought to calm fears over the new family visas rules.

Jail for offender with images of child abuse

BACK IN COURT AFTER EIGHT-YEAR GAP

Sea water swimming area gains accolade

DEVIL'S POINT IS REWARDED WITH 'EXCELLENT' STATUS

Family raising funds for mum's cancer treatment

JOSIE'S 'ONLY VIABLE OPTION' IS NOT AVAILABLE ON THE NHS

Family tribute to loving mum and skilled academic

DEPARTMENT HEAD AT UNIVERSITY AS WELL AS KEEN SAILOR

City school is named one of best in the UK

DEVONPORT HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IS RATED HIGHLY

Regular comedy gigs are returning to the city

CHANCE FOR NEW TALENT TO SHINE

ABSOLUTELY BUZZING!

BUT SCHUEY HAS SYMPATHY FOR STOKE

Randell's delight at being Argyle's late hero

ACADEMY GRADUATE SEALS THE WIN WITH STOPPAGE TIME GOAL

Pilgrims dig deep to turn a deficit into a dramatic late victory

HERE are the player ratings of Herald Sport’s Argyle reporter Chris Errington from the last-gasp 2-1 win against Stoke City at a jubilant Home Park.

Grieveson on top of his game in win for Ivybridge

KICKER'S 19 POINTS SEALS ONLY A SECOND WIN OF THE SEASON

Albion go down to defeat at leaders

PLYMOUTH Albion took a point from Rams on Saturday after a fantastic encounter that lived up to the billing, but one that ended in defeat at the league leaders.

Brit injured in Paris 'terror attack'

A BRITISH man was among those injured in a suspected terror attack in Paris which left a German tourist dead, the Foreign Office has said.

Car strikes Mutley Plain barriers

POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a single-vehicle road traffic collision led to several metal barriers separating traffic along Mutley Plain being ripped out.

THE THRILL OF THE CHASE

CAMERAS FOLLOW POLICE AS THEY PURSUE CRIMINALS ON THE HIGHWAYS OF DERBYSHIRE

Thousands powerless as snow hits

MORE than 2,500 people in Cumbria were without electricity yesterday morning as the county’s fire and rescue service said it worked through the night to rescue drivers from cars trapped in deep snow.

'Avoiding winter crisis'

THE Health Secretary has described the bid to avoid a winter crisis in the NHS as her “number one priority”.

Ex-MEP and Labour minister Baroness Kinnock dies at 79

BARONESS Glenys Kinnock died peacefully in her sleep yesterday with her husband and former Labour Party leader Lord Kinnock by her side, her family said.

Hernandez hails success of drug enforcement

OPERATION SCORPION HAS HELPED VICTIMS OF CRIME

Arts workshop is raising funds to fix leaky roof

FLAMEWORKS IS STAGING OPEN DAYS NEXT WEEKEND

Family are let down by Airbnb property

COUPLE UNABLE TO GAIN ACCESS TO FLAT IN PLYMOUTH