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Seafest attracts record crowd to city's waterfront

A RECORD crowd of more than 40,000 people attended this year's Seafest event in Plymouth.

'Crossing is an accident waiting to happen'

MP JOINS COUNCILLORS FOR SAFETY CAMPAIGN

Replica rifle that led to arrests was a water gun

POLICE said a replica assault rifle found in Plympton in a dramatic incident was actually a water pistol.

Devonport dry dock reopens after overhaul

THE biggest dry dock in Devonport, known as 9 Dock, has reopened following a major refurbishment project worth £200m completed under a contract with Babcock International Group.

Schumacher is sacked by Stoke City

FORMER title-winning Plymouth Argyle manager Steven Schumacher is out at Stoke City after just nine months at the Staffordshire club.

EXCELLENT GRIMSHAW

ROONEY HAILS THE PERFORMANCE OF NEW GOALKEEPER

Rooney happy to see Argyle rewarded for their efforts

HEAD COACH NEVER LOST FAITH IN HIS PLAYERS DESPITE TRAILING AT HALF-TIME TO SUNDERLAND

Piastri gives McLaren a title headache

F1 Team principal Andrea Stella says McLaren will continue to review the arrangement between their drivers after Oscar Piastri underlined his talent with a thrilling Azerbaijan Grand Prix victory.

Draper's mission to finish on a high

JACK Draper is looking to bounce back in Asia as he targets a strong end to the season following the disappointment of Great Britain’s Davis Cup exit.

PM's 'great interest' in Italy's migrant deals

THE UK has shown “great interest” in Italy’s migrant deal with Albania, Giorgia Meloni said, as Sir Keir Starmer claimed his Government would make a return to “British pragmatism” on migration.

Man is held over Trump 'assassination attempt'

A MAN was in custody last night after former US president Donald Trump was the target of what the FBI said “appears to be an attempted assassination” at his golf club in West Palm Beach, Florida.

Disgraced presenter Edwards is spared jail

DISGRACED former BBC presenter Huw Edwards has been spared an immediate jail sentence after admitting accessing indecent images of children as young as seven.

Healthy NHS 'critical' for UK economy, says Davey

CARE and the NHS, which Sir Ed Davey described as “critical” for the economy, will remain his party’s focus going into the budget, the Liberal Democrat leader has said.

Nightclub change is approved

SCHEME WILL USE CLUB FOR NEW VARIETY OF PURPOSES

Soaring costs of child placements 'can't continue'

SOME PLACEMENTS COST 40K PER WEEK

Max quoted £15k for £185 roof fix

ORDEAL AS CANCER TREATMENT ONGOING

Francis's medals up for auction

THE treasured medals and keepsakes of Plymouth-born footballing icon Trevor Francis are up for sale, with a staggering £70,000 expected for the collection. Highlights of the sale include his two European Cup winner's medals, a selection of England caps and shirts, as well as a jersey swapped with none other than Diego Maradona.

Bid to raze block and build social eco homes

PLYMOUTH’S towering Marlborough House block of flats is set to be knocked down under plans for a £30m regeneration of the area.

Argyle get dramatic win against Sunderland

CAPTAIN Fantastic Joe Edwards added to his impressive list of important goals for Plymouth Argyle during his five years at the club with an added-time winner to beat tabletopping Sunderland 3-2 at a jubilant Home Park.

Parkway in the hat for next round of FA Cup

PARKWAY entertained Southern League Division One South side Westbury United who play one level below Parkway at step 4 in the second Round Qualifying of the FA Cup.

'Wrong decision' to scrap winter fuel cash

LIBERAL Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey said there will be a “lot of people who are elderly” who will “struggle this winter” as a result of means-testing the winter fuel payment.

"West will not be bullied'

THE West will not be bullied by Vladimir Putin’s threat of all-out war with Nato if Ukraine is given permission to use Western weapons to strike inside Russia, David Lammy said.

Thousands evacuated amid rising floodwaters

ANOTHER night of torrential rain across central Europe has forced massive evacuations in the hardest hit areas in the Czech Republic, where floods reached extreme levels on Sunday.

Bishop-elect 'honoured' to be is asked by Pope

PHILIP MOGER INSTALLED IN NOVEMBER

Installation turns heads on the Hoe

ARTIST'S WORK IS FOCUSED ON 'CRUELTY' OF FISHING

Sevens ace leads rugby course

A NEW rugby programme which will be led by a Commonwealth Games medal-winning former professional player is being delivered through a partnership between City College Plymouth and the St Columba Rugby Trust.

city 'Detested' building is on rental market

A HUGE building widely considered to be among the ugliest in Plymouth is once again empty and available for rent at £125,000 a year.

Poppy Walk can help veterans get back on their feet

EVENT WILL RAISE FUNDS FOR ROYAL BRITISH LEGION APPEAL

Marines hit 'narco sub' in massive drugs haul

COCAINE WORTH £160M SEIZED IN JOINT OP

Noodle bar has brand new haunt after move

EATERY NOW IN PHANTASTIC PREMISES ON BUCKWELL STREET