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Richards' century keeps Cornwood second

OPENER SCORES HIS FIRST TON IN THRASHING OF YELVERTON

Morley ready to debut again as Gladiators get back to it

PLYMOUTH Gladiators make a return to action at the Coliseum tonight after a three week break looking to get their Championship challenge back on track.

Airport passengers stranded overnight

EXETER FLIGHT WAS 'TOO HEAVY'

Church ex-chair speaks out after sexism row

ROW CENTRED OVER ADVERT FOR A MALE-ONLY PRIEST

New boss named for city social housing provider

PLYMOUTH COMMUNITY HOMES UNVEILS ITS NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE

Creating beautiful things from washed-up waste

ETHICAL SHOP HAS OPENED ON TORPOINT FORE STREET

Wartime history is revealed

PACKED EVENT HEARS HOW SALTASH COPED WITH STRIFE

Forecasters warn of storms later this week

PLYMOUTH IS SET TO SEE HOT WEATHER PERSIST

Tributes are paid to former council leader

TRIBUTES have flooded in for former Conservative city council leader and long-serving councillor Vivien Pengelly, who has died after a long illness.

Rural traditions on display

120,000 VISITORS EXPECTED AT ROYAL CORNWALL SHOW

Pollution warning to swimmers off Hoe

THE Cornwall based charity Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) have issued alerts for two locations in Plymouth.

Siddiqui hits first century for city

PREMIER DIVISION CORNWOOD consolidated their place at the top of the Tolchards DCL Premier Division with a sixwicket win over Sidmouth on the Fortfield.

Two dates to add to your diary before I sign off for summer

WELCOME June and welcome to this perfect weather we have been experiencing!

Golfers rise to challenge of Nicklaus course

GREY skies and a non-to cool breeze kept the players alert during the home match with Tavistock, as well as playing on the Nicklaus course.

Renewed pleas to keep dogs on leads near sheep

FARMING leaders have raised serious concerns over out-of-control 'pandemic puppies, following a spike in sheep worrying incidents.

I like to look cool on telly but I'm not Tom Cruise

Line of Duty star Vicky McClure takes a break from the action to raise dementia awareness.

CBI chief to 'fight' for the organisation

CRUNCH VOTE THIS WEEK OVER THE FUTURE OF LOBBY GROUP

'Signal error the cause"

THE rail crash in eastern India which killed 275 people and injured hundreds of others was caused by an error in the electronic signalling system which led to a train wrongly changing tracks, India’s railways minister said yesterday (Sunday).

Inquiry: 'Boris will not be restricted'

BORIS Johnson will not be restricted over what he can tell the Covid Inquiry despite being warned that he could lose public funding for legal advice if he tries to “frustrate or undermine” the Government’s position, a senior minister has said.

Asylum system 'abuse'

THE immigration minister has claimed the UK’s asylum system is “riddled with abuse” and revealed that migrants will be asked to share hotel rooms as the Government comes under pressure to reduce net migrations.

Help sought for radio station to make leap

JANNER RADIO WANTS TO BE HEARD BY DAB LISTENERS

City woman is making most of lifestyle changes

YVONNE PROFITS FROM GUIDANCE BY SLIMMING WORLD

Centenary joy for premier city theatre company

GILBERT AND SULLIVAN PLUS LOTS MORE

Theft of catch leaves fisherman in despair

WILL, 18, SPEAKS OUT AFTER POTS ARE RAIDED AT SEA

Holloway aims to take on Mercer in Moor View again

LABOUR COUNCILLOR FANCIES ANOTHER CRACK AT PARLIAMENT

Snake owners urged to take care of pets

REPTILES KNOWN TO BE WILY 'ESCAPE ARTISTS'

MAN, 32, CHARGED WITH MURDER OF DEBRA, 58

A MAN has been charged with murder following the death of a woman in Estover.

'EASY DECISION'

PILGRIMS'LEADING GOALSCORER HAS SIGNED A NEW THREE-YEAR DEAL TO STAY AT HOME PARK

40 refugees 'on street'

SUELLA Braverman has been asked to “urgently clarify” why a large group of asylum seekers were “left on the street” in Westminster for two nights running.

Long service award for naval commander

'A REMARKABLE 38 YEARS OF SERVICE'