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Plan for new riverside hotel is moving forward

PLANS FOR 80-BED TRAVELODGE AND FOOD OUTLETS ARE A 'WIN-WIN' FOR THE CITY

Driver is cut free after A38 crash

A DRIVER miraculously escaped serious injuries after a car was destroyed in a crash on the A38 in Devon.

IN-FORM

RYAN HARDIE IS BENEFITING FROM ARGYLE TACTICAL SWITCH

Ivybridge secure second spot despite defeat

IVYBRIDGE secured the runners-up spot in the C Division West despite suffering a two-wicket defeat against relegated Dartington & Totnes.

Schumacher explains his decision to start Pleguezuelo

STEVEN Schumacher has explained how it was a tactical decision to select Julio Pleguezuelo instead of Dan Scarr for Plymouth Argyle's Championship clash with Blackburn Rovers at Home Park.

'Plymouth is a beautiful city', says Strictly star

PLYMOUTH has been described as \"beautiful\" by Strictly Come Dancing star Giovanni Pernice.

Keegan caught swearing

EDUCATION Secretary Gillian Keegan has been caught on camera voicing her frustrations about coverage of the crumbling concrete row.

Scholz posts eye-patch pics

GERMAN Chancellor Olaf Scholz has tweeted a picture of himself with a black eye patch and bruises on the right side of his face - the result of a jogging accident at the weekend.

Greece wildfire pockets tackled

A MASSIVE wildfire that devastated vast tracts of forest in north-eastern Greece over 17 days is gradually abating, although hundreds of firefighters are still tackling pockets that continue to burn, the fire department said.

Putin's demands on grain

PRESIDENT Vladimir Putin has said a deal that allowed Ukraine to export grain safely through the Black Sea will not be restored until the West meets its obligations to facilitate Russian agricultural exports.

Sunak warned on wind

RISHI Sunak has been warned against \"fudging\" the Government's position on onshore wind.

Total migrant crossings top 21,000 so far

A group of people thought to be migrants crossing the Channel in a small boat

Tories probing airport 'clause'

OPPOSITION GROUP LOOK INTO ARMAGEDDON CLAUSE THAT SAW AIRPORT CLOSED

'Escape rooms' is now a top-rated attraction

THE RECORD FOR THE LONGEST ESCAPE IS 148 MINUTES AND THE QUICKEST IS 24 MINUTES

City 'witch' set to open new shop of witchcraft

CUSTOMERS 'WILL BE ABLE TO HAVE A SPELL BLENDED'

Escalation of war in Ukraine makes aid runs 'hairy'

ANDREAS BEING 'FAR MORE CAUTIOUS' ON CHARITY TRIPS

Police warning as cyclists are stopped on moor

ADVICE GIVEN AFTER RIDERS ARE CAUGHT 'SPEEDING'

Royal Navy divers save turtle from drowning

SHIP'S CREW SPOTTED CREATURE IN DISTRESS WHILE IN THE GULF

Bowling club raises funds for Gables

A PLYMOUTH animal shelter has received a donation of £500 from members of Plympton Bowling Club, who handed over the proceeds from their annual charity open day.

Argyle land late signing

PLYMOUTH Argyle landed the signing of Sierra Leone international striker Mustapha Bundu from Belgian club Anderlecht on a two-year contract on Friday night, with just hours remaining of the summer transfer window, writes Chris Errington.

CLINICAL

SCHUMACHER DELIGHTED WITH 'HUGE WIN' DESPITE HIS SIDE NOT PLAYING AT ITS BEST

Three-sy does it for clinical Pilgrims

PLYMOUTH Argyle go into the first two-week international break of the season on the back of a superb 3-0 win against Blackburn Rovers at a sold-out Home Park on Saturday.

Parkway battle to FA Cup win

PLYMOUTH Parkway entered this season's FA Cup at the third stage when they welcomed fellow Southern Premier side Dorchester Town to Bolitho Park.

England expect everyone to be fully fit for World Cup opener after Lawes concerns

ENGLAND expect to have a clean bill of health for their vital Rugby World Cup opener against Argentina next Saturday - after downplaying concerns over the fitness of Courtney Lawes.

Manning lets lose on final day of the season

TAVISTOCK BATTER HIT 100 OFF 108 BALLS

Students urged to take up free meningitis jab

STUDENTS are being urged to get the free meningitis jab before starting the academic year in September after an alarming slump in vaccination rates in Plymouth.

Typhoon Haikui slams Taiwan

MUCH of southern Taiwan came to a standstill as Typhoon Haikui churned over towns and farmland.

Death at desert festival

AUTHORITIES are investigating a death at the site of the Burning Man festival in Nevada where thousands of attendees remain stranded after flooding from storms swept through the desert.

Impasse sees public services start to suffer

A \"governance gap\" in Northern Ireland amid a budget crisis is leaving public services to deteriorate, a new report has stated.

We've had 'turbulence'

JEREMY Hunt has admitted the Cabinet has faced \"turbulence\" with a high turnover of ministers in recent years - but insisted Rishi Sunak has limited the upheaval.