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Midnight walkers weather the storm

WEATHERING the storm together is at the heart of the compassionate care St Luke's Hospice Plymouth offers patients and their families, and that was exactly the spirit embraced by the 1,100 warmhearted supporters who strode out on the charity's sell-out Midnight Walk last Friday night.

'CONCERNED' FOR ARGYLE

PILGRIMS AMONG RELEGATION CANDIDATES SAYS PUNDIT

Unfinished business for haunted Rice

DECLAN Rice insists he will forever be \"haunted\" by watching Italy lift the European Championship, but three years on is calling on England to write a new chapter when they face Spain in the Euro 2024 final.

Small increase to Home Park capacity

PLYMOUTH Argyle are working to raise the Home Park capacity above 17,000 by making more seats available for sale around the stadium.

Jimmy holds back tears after farewell

JAMES Anderson brought down the curtain on his historymaking England career, paying tribute to Test cricket as “the perfect game” and toasting his farewell with a well-earned pint of Guinness.

Home secretary pledges action after latest Channel deaths

THE deaths of four migrants in the English Channel are “truly awful”, the Home Secretary has said.

Security guard is jailed for life over 'vile' Holly Willoughby murder plot

A security guard has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 16 years after hatching “depraved and vile” plans to kidnap, rape and murder TV star Holly Willoughby.

Family: "We have lost all faith in justice system'

FATHER SOBS AT INQUEST AS SON'S DEATH IS RECOUNTED

Zero hygiene rating for bistro

IMPROVEMENTS MADE SINCE LOW RATING

Beavers helping to reduce risk of flooding

'PIONEERING SOLUTIONS TO CLIMATE CHANGE'

Council is facing new legal battle over tree felling

CAMPAIGNERS BRING CASE OF CONTEMPT TO HIGH COURT

Humbled by the wonderful Ukrainians

A PLYMOUTH man who has completed his 10th aid mission to help people in Ukraine said he has been 'humbled' by the ongoing gratitude which he has received.

Ex-MP still defiant in refusing to name names

SAYS INQUIRY CHAIRMAN HAS CROSSED LINE’

FanParks among the venues to watch final

PLYMOUTH is set to be packed with England fans hoping to see the Three Lions bring it home tomorrow evening - with many pubs and clubs already booked up.

Summer trip to Marbella is important for Argyle's preparations

SHUTTLEWORTH HIGHLIGHTS THE POSITIVES IN GOING ABROAD TO GET HARD WORK DONE

Squad is fatigued, admits Bellingham

JUDE Bellingham admits England's stars are fatigued after a long season but will \"give it everything\" to win Sunday's Euro 2024 final against Spain.

Open-top bus service is back

AN open-top bus ride which takes in some of Plymouth's most stunning vistas and historical sights is returning for the summer.

Pressure grows to scrap two-child benefits cap

PRESSURE is building on Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to scrap the two-child benefit cap, as new figures showed more than one and a half million children across the UK are affected.

Bandits interrupt rescue of migrants

AN aid group that rescues migrants in the Mediterranean says one of its missions was interrupted by armed bandits who boarded the overloaded smugglers' boat and sped away with it after the migrants threw themselves into the sea.

Driver sentence under review

FAMILY WERE OUTRAGED BY LENIENT PUNISHMENT

Funds raised for city pregnancy care charity

COURTNEY WAS DEVASTATED AFTER THREE MISCARRIAGES

Vice-Chancellor choice ready for new role in city

RICHARD DAVIES IS MOVING FROM NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY

Plan for suburb's green space to be 'committee call'

COUNCIL CONFIRMS GARDENS DECISION TO BE DEBATED

Dozens of arrests made in major police operation

PLYMOUTH COPS WORKED WITH OFFICERS FROM MERSEYSIDE

The Box tempts show visitors

A MAJOR new international art exhibition at The Box, in Plymouth, which has been described as a significant coup for the city, attracted more than 3,000 people during its opening weekend.

Mercer still faces risk of jail time

JOHNNY Mercer, the former Minister of State for Veterans' Affairs and ex-Plymouth Moor View MP, is potentially facing a prison sentence, after his application to withhold the names of those who told him about alleged Special Forces murders was rejected by the Afghanistan Inquiry's chairman.

Bottom placed Mannamead stun leaders Menheniot

IN Division 2 of the Ladies, bottom placed Mannamead B fielded their full team for only the second time this season and after a long evening of excellent tennis, were able to inflict the only defeat of the season so far on league leaders Menheniot A.

Parkway switch friendly after starting with a win

PLYMOUTH Parkway's pre-season fixture against Tavistock on Sunday has been moved to Langsford Park due to ongoing work on the playing surface at Bolitho Park.

New pitch will allow Pilgrims to make better us of stadium

THE new hybrid pitch at Home Park will not only provide a better playing surface for Wayne Rooney's Plymouth Argyle players, it will also allow more women's team matches to be played at the stadium.

Djokovic through after De Minaur injury

ALEX De Minaur has been forced to withdraw from Wimbledon ahead of his quarter-final with Novak Djokovic due to a hip injury.