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Argyle froze on the biggest stage of all at Wembley

PERHAPS comedian Josh Widdicombe was not joking when he predicted in the build-up to Plymouth Argyle's Papa Johns Trophy final against Bolton Wanderers that they would lose 10-0.

Ben hoping he can bring Ashes home

FOAKES KEEN TO FACE AUSSIES IN OVAL FINALE

City beauty salon closes its doors after 44 years

A PLYMOUTH beauty salon has closed its doors forever after 44 years. Reflections Beauty Salon on North Hill said a final farewell to its customers – some of whom had been attending for decades – on Thursday.

Park designed to be pride of city

CENTRAL PARK WAS PLANNED TO DELIVER A 'MAJOR LUNG'

Diagnosis prompts change of perspective

FAMILY BECOMES PRIORITY AFTER BRAIN TUMOURS ARE FOUND

The future of Barcode cinema 'appears secure'

VIABILITY HAD BEEN IN DOUBT AFTER CINEWORLD FILED FOR BANKRUPTCY

Olivia's killer jailed until he will be 76

THE killer of nine-yearold Olivia Pratt-Korbel has been jailed for a minimum term of 42 years.

Trump flying to NYC

FORMER US president Donald Trump is planning to leave Florida for New York for his expected booking and arraignment on charges stemming from hush money payments during his 2016 campaign for the White House.

Residents 'in fear of being attacked'

ALLEGATIONS OF 'ASSAULT ON ELDERLY'

Sniffer dog helps crackdown on drugs in pubs

NUMBER OF POSITIVE TESTS FOR COCAINE AMONG PUBGOERS

Ferry firm hails quest to ensure fair pay for staff

FRENCH LEGISLATION IS SET TO MATCH LAW PASSED IN UK

Despair as gift from dying son goes missing

MOTHER OF LITTLE JAYDEN APPEALS FOR HELP TO FIND PRESENT

Victim of rapist says attacker will 'never break me'

COMMANDO JAILED FOR 14 YEARS FOR RAPE

Getting To Grips With Your Financial Timeline

Tricia phillips tells you how to map out your money priorities

Naked ambition

STEVE BANERJEE FOUNDED MALE EXOTIC DANCE TROUPE THE CHIPPENDALES... BUT THE DREAM QUICKLY TURNED INTO A NIGHTMARE

Argyle's hopes of Trophy glory are banished by Bolton in a one-sided final at Wembley

Bolton Wanderers 4 Plymouth Argyle 0

Leicester say they had to sack Rogers

LEICESTER CITY were “compelled” to sack Brendan Rodgers in a bid to maintain their Premier League status but insist his place in the club’s history is assured.

Brilliant Ursu is crowned Southern champion

SOUTHPAW'S POWER BRINGS KING TO HIS KNEES AT CITY GUILDHALL

To'a crosses twice as Albion take maximum points again

PLYMOUTH Albion overcame a stern test from Birmingham Moseley to take five points at the Brickfields on Saturday afternoon.

Art for Ukraine on sale in city

AUCTION FIRM HELPS TO RAISE FUNDS

Steve bids fond farewell to butchers business

RETIRING BUTCHER HAS WORKED IN THE TRADE SINCE DAY AFTER LEAVING SCHOOL

Old Debenhams store being eyed up before revamp

GROUND LEVEL UNITS ON ATTRACTING INTEREST

'Lumberjill' cuts down tree-felling rumours

FEMALE LUMBERJACK SAYS I'M NOT A TREE KILLER'

Theatre lovers' wishes granted as Aladdin lands

FIRST TOUR OF ACCLAIMED BROADWAY PRODUCTION

'Ghost children' cost city council over £1 million

CLAIM 'ONE-SIZE-FITS-ALL' NOT SUITABLE FOR ALL PUPILS

Former Bishop of Plymouth passes away at age of 85

TRIBUTES have been paid to the former Catholic Bishop of Plymouth, Christopher Budd, who has died at the age of 85.

Further distress for family of dog victim

THIEVES have left the family of a little boy who was killed in a brutal dog attack heartbroken once again, after priceless items of his were stolen from their family home.

Argyle fans flock to Wembley in thousands

PLYMOUTH Argyle fans painted the capital green as they descended on London in their tens of thousands to cheer on their team at Wembley.

Albion return to action after successfully hosting the Navy

AFTER Chris Bentley’s final column last week, it seems that you will be hearing a lot more from me and I know have quite literally) very large shoes to fill.

Choir receives standing ovation

PLYMOUTH Philharmonic Choir’s performance of Dvorak’s Stabat Mater received a standing ovation as many who were present: audience members, orchestral players and professional soloists, commented that it was the best that they have ever heard the choir sing.