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Dorries 'should just go, says Labour leader

NADINE Dorries “should just go”, Sir Keir Starmer has said.

Keir's deal for students

LABOUR leader Sir Keir Starmer insisted he would put in place a \"fairer\" deal for students after saying his dream of attending university would be stopped \"cold in its tracks\" today due to the cost.

Funds are raised for research

RESIDENTS of two streets in Plymouth have raised almost £700 through a series of social events, with a cheque recently presented to the Brain Tumour Centre of Excellence at the University of Plymouth from the proceeds.

Student was found dead by her mother

TEENAGER FROM BRISTOL DIED IN UNIVERSITY ROOM

'We can't wait two years for new facility'

FAMILIES SAY OUTDATED CENTRES NEED REPLACING MORE QUICKLY

Shoppers accused of misuse of car park

BUSINESS OWNERS FORCED TO APPEAL TO LOCALS

Council hails success of Fit and Fed project

CHILDREN HAVE BEEN HELPED DURING SUMMER HOLIDAY

Family are distraught after theft of tree

AN olive tree grown in memory of a Plymouth DJ whose life was cut short earlier this year has been stolen from outside his heartbroken niece’s restaurant.

Happy Mondays star is glad to help Gladiators

HAPPY Mondays star and motorbike lover Mark ‘Bez’ Berry has become Plymouth Speedway’s newest celebrity fan.

Little Archie, 3, is diagnosed with tumour in spine

FUNDS ARE RAISED TO HELP HIS FAMILY COPE WITH UNEXPECTED PREDICAMENT

Gun lobby 'hijacking consultation' on laws

A UK gun control group has warned that pro-gun organisations are using their large memberships to 'hijack' attempts to reform gun laws, after the Plymouth shootings.

NOTHING TO FEAR!

SCHUEY DELIGHTED WITH HOW PILGRIMS HAVE ADAPTED

Kesler-Hayden displays no surprise to Schuey

THE way Kaine Kesler-Hayden has slotted so effectively into Plymouth Argyle's team at the start of their 2023/24 Championship campaign is no surprise to Steven Schumacher.

Dartmoor 'still being trashed by visitors'

PEOPLE are still trashing Dartmoor, which has justified the decision of the National Park to introduce marshals to the Moor.

Letby must spend whole life in jail

LUCY Letby will spend the rest of her life in jail for the \"evil\" murders and attempted murders of babies at the hospital where she worked.

No boats vow from PM

RISHI Sunak failed to guarantee he will stop small boat crossings in the English Channel by the next general election, as he acknowledged the complexity of the issue.

Stranded driver gets apology from AA

BREAKDOWN recovery firm the AA has apologised after a Plymouth dad with a heart condition was left stranded in a dark country park off the A38.

West End gets ready for return of carnival

FRANKFORT GATE PARADE WILL BE KEY PART OF EVENT

'Triumph of Art' at The Box

THE BOX TO PARTNER WITH NATIONAL GALLERY FOR ITS BICENTENARY

Council's accounts not approved for three years

AUDITORS HAVE STILL NOT SIGNED OFF 2019/20 ACCOUNTS

Son's plea for inspiring couple who foster kids

KIND COUPLE WHO HAVE FOSTERED 48 CHILDREN IN NEED OF SOME HELP

Mum found long lost family after cardiac arrests

FOUND HER BIOLOGICAL DAD AND THREE HALF-SIBLINGS

Letby NHS boss ran Cornwall's hospitals

THE former NHS chief executive at the centre of concerns that hospital bosses ignored warnings about serial killer Lucy Letby was briefly in charge of Cornwall's hospitals after leaving the Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

Del raises £8.5k for Marie Curie charity

A GROCERY wholesaler from Saltash delivered when he took on his very own 24-hour endurance challenge, which saw him run more than two-and-a-half marathons broken up by press-ups and pull-ups.

Ex-PM's family in slave trade apology

THE family of Victorian-era prime minister William Gladstone are due to travel to the Caribbean to apologise for the historical part an ancestor played in the slave trade.

New Brit School for the north gets go-ahead

PLANS for a northern version of the Brit School which has nurtured performers such as Adele and Amy Winehouse have been approved by the Department for Education.

Tear gas in Bangladesh clashes

Bangladeshi police and activists the of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) clash in the town of Habiganj

Letby probe criticism

LAWYERS representing families of some of the babies attacked by serial killer Lucy Letby have said a non-statutory public inquiry into her killing spree is \"inadequate\".

SNP 'disaster' without pact on independence

ALEX SALMOND has warned his former party faces \"electoral disaster\" if it does not back Alba's calls to put up a single independence candidate in a forthcoming by-election.

Plans for city's Millbay Docks move forward

GROUNDBREAKING PORT AGREEMENT SIGNED