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The age of aquarium

DIVING with sharks, hugging fish, weighing stingrays, transporting turtles and rehoming octopuses are all in a day's work at the aquarium.

Delving into world of sharks and stingrays

TV SERIES ON CITY'S MARINE STARTS TODAY AQUARIUM

City marchers in movement for Gaza ceasefire

CAMPAIGNERS SAY CAPITAL PROTEST WAS PEACEFUL

Children among five dead in house blaze

70 FIREFIGHTERS CALLED TO FIRE INLONDON ON SUNDAY NIGHT

Ex-PM Cameron back as Braverman sacked

DAVID Cameron made a dramatic return to frontline politics as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak tried to reset his Government before the next general election.

Man, 64, arrested after alleged attack in city

A MAN from Plymouth was arrested after an alleged knife and hammer attack left one person injured. Police rushed to the incident in Connaught Avenue on Sunday at 4.40pm.

Next concert for choir has hair-raising plot line

ARE you looking for a make-over to your luscious locks to accompany the new season's fashions, or perhaps worrying about repairing damaged hair? Then, as Plymouth Philharmonic Choir know only too well, you'd be advised to avoid asking your partner for a quick trim! Their next concert, on Saturday November 25 at 7.15pm at The Minster Church of St Andrew, Plymouth, is Handel's Samson.

Remembering a hero of polar exploration

The story of Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen, who beat Plymouth's Captain Scott to the South Pole, was recently recounted at a meeting of the Devon and Cornwall Polar Society in Plymouth. Here, society spokesman Denis Wilkins recounts some of the fascinating insights

'Pop-up' van during Costa refit

One of the three Costa Coffee shops in Plymouth city centre is to close - but only temporarily. The chain is to shut the outlet at 51-53 New George Street, housed in the former Disney store unit, for a refit.

OVERDUE RECOGNITION FOR WEAPONS TESTS SERVICE

A PLYMOUTH veteran is appealing to those who served in the Pacific during Britain's nuclear weapons tests to come forward and make sure they receive a Nuclear Test Medal.

Convoy heads for Ukraine

A CONVOY carrying almost two tonnes of aid collected from across Plymouth is on its way to Ukraine – with generous donors giving everything from medical supplies and sleeping bags to Christmas shoeboxes for children.

Pilgrims pay price for gifting Leeds two goals

STEVEN Schumacher admitted Plymouth Argyle paid the price for errors in giving the ball away as they lost 2-1 to Leeds United at Elland Road.

Services made to fight for a derby victory

PROP DALEY GOES OUT ON A HIGH AFTER 150TH APPEARANCE

On the case of the Playboy Bunny killer

The 1975 death of a Playboy Bunny was followed by more killings. A new documentary seeks to solve the mystery

Dockyard owner's backing for forces

BABCOCK TEAMS UP WITH ARMY CHARITY TO AID GOOD CAUSES

St Luke's helps Matt and family make special memories

CREATING happy memories has always been a special part of Matt and Kelley Avery's life together.

More Israel strikes on Gaza City

ISRAELI strikes pounded Gaza City overnight and into yesterday as ground forces battled Hamas militants near the territory's largest hospital, where health officials say thousands of medics, patients and displaced people are trapped with no electricity and dwindling supplies.

Braverman condemns Armistice Day violence

SUELLA Braverman has condemned \"violence and aggression\" from protesters and counter protesters on Armistice Day as police charged seven people over the disorder.

The Range sees slump in sales and profits

RETAIL CHAIN IS IN A 'STRONG POSITION' DESPITE £11.7M LOSS

Telling tales of wartime stalwarts

THE fleet of vessels that set out across the English Channel to rescue hundreds of thousands of Allied personnel from the beaches of northern France in 1940 has gone down in history as one of World War Two’s most celebrated acts of civilian heroism.

EXPENSES CLAIMS ARE CALLED INTO QUESTION

CONSERVATIVE MP Johnny Mercer has been told to stop spending taxpayers’ money on photos of himself.

Strictly's Angela dances on

VETERAN TV PRESENTER SURVIVES FOR ANOTHER WEEK AFTER DANCE-OFF

City honours fallen heroes

HUNDREDS of veterans, serving forces personnel and cadets defied the rain to gather on Plymouth Hoe yesterday for the city’s Remembrance Sunday parade, service and wreath-laying led by the Archbishop of Canterbury, The Most Reverend Justin Welby.

ON THE ATTACK!

PILGRIMS HAVE NO PLANS TO SIT BACK AT ELLAND ROAD

Malan unsure of England future

DAWID Malan knows change is coming after England's World Cup blowout and is realistic enough to accept he could be swept away by the tide.

Edwards set to return as Miller serves a ban

JOE Edwards is likely to return to the Plymouth Argyle starting line-up and resume his role as captain too for the away Championship game against third-placed Leeds United this afternoon.

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