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Man who tried to kill ex-wife died in prison

FULL INQUEST STILL TO BE HELD

'Inspirational' Steve is council MND champion

DAD HELPING AUTHORITY TO SHAPE SERVICES FOR OTHERS

Clearance of felled trees set to start today

COUNCIL HOPES TO TIDY UP WAY IN 24 HOURS ARMADA

Charity cycle ride fulfils sister's dying wish

A 59-year-old retired Teaching Assistant from Wembury cycled from her home to The Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham in memory of her sister, who died of a brain tumour.

Ailing veteran helped by kindness of strangers

A PLYMOUTH military veteran who has no family left and has been struggling with basic day-to-day tasks has been astonished by the kind and selfless actions of a group of complete strangers.

Mystery film is reunited with family

A PLYMOUTH wedding photographer who was determined to solve the mystery of how a long-lost camera ended up being in her possession has managed to track down the family who once owned it – and reunite them with a set of never-seen-before images.

Argyle pay the price for another sluggish start in loss to Bristol City

PLYMOUTH Argyle conceded two goals in a torrid opening eight minutes of their Championship game against Bristol City on their way to a chastening 4-1 defeat at Ashton Gate.

Whatley's masterclass helps his team to win

MONDAY PREMIER LEAGUE

Eco-surveys taking place at new town

‘PIONEERING PROJECT TO HELP THE ENVIRONMENT’

Ex-Royal Navy chef's 'short-lived dream'

SALTASH GASTROPUB SET TO CLOSE AFTER A FEW MONTHS

Father to face trial over death of 10-year-old

THE father of Sara Sharif has been ordered to face trial next autumn as a court heard the 10-year-old suffered a \"constellation\" of injuries culminating in her death.

Flooding made '50 times more likely' by climate change

THE catastrophic flooding that has killed thousands of people in Libya was made up to 50 times more likely because of climate change, with 50 per cent more rain, scientists have calculated.

UK forges on with India talks despite death 'allegations'

BRITAIN is forging on with trade talks with India despite acknowledging \"serious allegations\" that the Indian government was linked to the killing of a Sikh activist in Canada.

Hairdresser Donna has hidden literary talents

SHE'S JUST PUBLISHED HER SECOND CHILDREN'S BOOK - AND DRAWN ALL THE ILLUSTRATIONS TOO

Den star's book is savaged by Private Eye

SATIRICAL MAGAZINE TAKES A SWIPE AT BARTLETT'S WRITING

Snake find raises fears of dumping of reptiles

DEAD CREATURE DISCOVERED DURING DARTMOOR STROLL

Bear with amazing history up for sale

A STEIFF teddy with an incredible history dating back more than 100 years is to be sold in Plymouth.

Hosepipe ban finally lifted

THE hosepipe ban affecting Plymouth and the rest of Devon and Cornwall is set to end within days after more than a year of restrictions. South West Water confirmed in August that it planned to lift the ban soon after a bout of recent rainfall but did not release an exact date until now.

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'WE WILL DO YOU PROUD!"

SCHUMACHER'S MESSAGE TO 3,000-STRONG GREEN ARMY

Hardie wants to turn his goals into team points

SCOTTISH STRIKER IS THE TOP SCORER IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP

Pilgrims could include new striker Bundu for trip to Ashton Gate

MUSTAPHA Bundu could be included in the Plymouth Argyle squad for the first time for the Championship match away to Bristol City tonight (7.45pm), writes Chris Errington.

Parkway face lengthy FA Cup trip if they can see off Frome

PLYMOUTH Parkway head to Frome Town tonight knowing that a victory in the FA Cup second qualifying round replay will send them to either Cray Wanderers or Ramsgate in the next round.

Passenger safety central to bus plan

IMPROVEMENTS PROMISED ACROSS CITY NETWORK

Brand claims 'very serious' Downing Street

COMEDIAN VEHEMENTLY DENIES THE ALLEGATIONS

Prisoners fly out of Iran after US swap is agreed

FIVE prisoners, thought to include British-American-Iranian Morad Tahbaz, who were sought by the US as part of a swap, have left Tehran, an official said.

Charity offers learning as well as social benefit

LOCAL U3A BRANCH IS PART OF BIG NATIONAL NETWORK

Teacher 'in tears' after social media is hacked

SAYS FACEBOOK PAGES ARE VITAL FOR HER WORKSHOPS

Sewage alerts warn swimmers at city beaches

WEEKEND DOWNPOURS LEAD TO ISSUES ACROSS DEVON

Ramsay rumour is dispelled as pub seeks buyer

ST AUSTELL BREWERY ALSO RULES ITSELF OUT OF RUNNING