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Nothing puts a dampener on Seta's big day!

I THINK I have just about dried out from last Saturday and looking back what a belter it was.

Arts collective shed light on dark subject of abuse

A NEW arts collective is set to unveil its first multimedia collaboration featuring the ceramics of artist Jane McEwen and a performance from the city’s former laureate of words Thom Boulton.

Braverman future in balance as PM mulls a response

SUELLA Braverman’s future is in the balance as Rishi Sunak considers how to respond to her article accusing police of bias over protests in support of Palestine, which was not cleared by No 10.

Business owners dismayed by plan for city square

'JUSTICE SQUARE' PROPOSAL IS MET WITH DISAPPOINTMENT

Signs say new eatery may replace city icon

LORENZO'S HAS GONE BUT PREMISES COULD BE REUSED

Babcock signs £750m deal for 1,000 new jobs

SUBMARINE DEAL BRINGS JOBS BONANZA

City veteran to join the march past Cenotaph

EX-ROYAL MARINE PAYS RESPECTS

Train takes poppies to Paddington

MORE than 200 poppy wreaths were carried to the capital from across the South West as part of Great Western Railway’s latest Poppies to Paddington operation.

Strikes pound Gaza City

ISRAELI strikes pounded Gaza City overnight and into yesterday as ground forces battled Hamas militants in dense urban neighborhoods from which tens of thousands have fled in recent days.

Young artists win prizes in awards

GIRLS ATTEND RENOWNED YOUNG ART SCHOOL

Host of star prizes for charity glitter ball

DONATIONS FROM LOCAL ARTISTS AND BUSINESSES

Tavistock looking to keep their fine recent form going

THEY may have only played three league games in October, but a maximum nine-point haul was enough for Tavistock to be crowned team of the month in the Southern League Division One South.

Hardie sets his sights on facing Mackems

STRIKER WILL MISS LEEDS CLASH BUT COULD FACE SUNDERLAND

If this is a 'lifestyle choice Suella, you try being the Home(less) Secretary

I NORMALLY shy away from raised male voices in the city centre. It usually means there's trouble afoot.

Claims of police bias not agreed by Downing Street

SUELLA Braverman has defied Rishi Sunak by publishing an explosive article in which she accused police of “playing favourites” with pro-Palestinian protesters without getting sign-off from Downing Street in advance.

Healthcare workers to receive due bonus pay

LIVEWELL SOUTHWEST STAFF AMONG THOSE TO BENEFIT

Renters are facing big problems, report says

UNIVERSITY CONTRIBUTES TO RESEARCH INTO PREDICAMENT

Housing probe after developer's collapse

LIQUIDATORS INVESTIGATE COMPANY

City all set to get jolly for Christmas

THE countdown to Christmas in Plymouth is on, with plans for a packed-out festive season starting in just a few weeks’ time.

Trainee doctor is jailed assault on child for sex

OFFENCE TOOK PLACE AT CITY NHS SURGERY

REACH FOR THE STARS

HALLETT WANTS PILGRIMS TO FOLLOW LUTON'S EXAMPLE

D'Hauessy and Mayes rewarded during the storm

STORM Ciaran had a devastating effect on this week’s tennis with a lot of matches rained off. Amazingly, four Mixed pairs did play in the wind and rain.

Brickfields plan is vital to Argyle's progression

THE multi-million pound project that Plymouth Argyle are undertaking at Brickfields to transform the Devonport site into a permanent home for their academy is part of a wider plan to get fit for purpose as a Championship club, chairman Simon Hallett has declared.

Stokes on fire as England stop rot

BEN Stokes smashed his first World Cup century as England picked up a consolation win over Netherlands and raised their prospects of salvaging a place at the Champions Trophy.

Off the Breton path

ANDREW PENMAN PEDALS INLAND TO DISCOVER ANOTHER SIDE TO BRITTANY

Councillors on board in first reinstated service

FIVE city councillors climbed aboard the first journey of the 30/31 bus service on Monday, a route reinstated after it became a Labour local election pledge.

2023 on track to be warmest year on record, say scientists

IT IS virtually certain that 2023 will be the hottest year on record after four months of global temperature records being “obliterated”, climate scientists have said.

PM to hold Met chief 'accountable' for Gaza demonstration go-ahead

RISHI SUNAK has said he will hold the Metropolitan Police Commissioner “accountable” for his decision to approve a “disrespectful” pro-Palestinian demonstration to take place on Armistice Day.

Landmarks set to go orange

CAMPAIGNERS are aiming to turn Plymouth orange for a day to highlight and eliminate violence against women and girls to mark 16 days of action from Saturday, November 25.

Army supporting Olympic dreams

RESERVIST KAY HAS EYES ON PARIS GAMES