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House of Fraser back on market 'at lower price'

'KNOCK-DOWN ₤3M PRICE AFTER DEAL FALLS THROUGH'

New shop trades in sport cards

THE South West’s first trading cards store is due to open in Plymouth this weekend.

Vanessa's new role 'a dream come true'

‘THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA’ STAR ARRIVES IN PLYMOUTH

Heart surgeon's bid to be MP

CARDIOLOGIST SAYS: ‘WE NEED AN NHS THAT’S DESIGNED AND FUNDED TO WORK’

Bus drivers balloted on strike

UNION WANTS ‘PAY PARITY WITH REST OF COUNTRY’

Bernard follows a different route to pro football

YOUNGSTER IS KEEN TO GRASP HIS SECOND CHANCE WITH THE PILGRIMS

TIME TO KICK ON

JENKINS DAVIES EXTENDS STAY WITH A NEW ONE-YEAR DEAL

Watkins ready to take any chances

OLLIE Watkins is ready to make his mark at Euro 2024 having overcome imposter syndrome to become one of England's best strikers.

Davey's plan to cut immigration

SIR Ed Davey has insisted the Liberal Democrats would bring immigration down, rejecting claims some of their policies would see the figure rise.

Sunak hails drop in inflation figure

PRIME Minister Rishi Sunak yesterday declared \"we've got there\", after inflation returned to the 2% target for the first time in nearly three years.

Senior Tories reveal fears of Labour triumph

LABOUR could be on course to one of the largest majorities in history and remain in power for \"a very long time indeed\", some Cabinet ministers have acknowledged.

Sunak steps up attack

RISHI Sunak yesterday hit back at billionaires abandoning the Tories by saying they \"can afford Labour's tax rises\" and he refused to rule out working with Nigel Farage after the election.

Stonehenge protest is condemned

RISHI Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer were united yesterday in condemnation of Just Stop Oil, after activists targeted Stonehenge with orange powder paint.

Ex-Fujitsu boss takes no blame

A FORMER boss of Fujitsu has told the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry he feels \"aggrieved\", after initially believing the Horizon system was one of the company's \"major successes\".

Biden targets Trump

UNITED States President Joe Biden has again taunted Donald Trump as a \"convicted felon\" during a fundraiser, saying his likely opponent in November's presidential election is waging an \"allout assault\" on the American legal system.

Bretonside restaurant closes

SRI LANKAN CURRY HOUSE SHUT AFTER LANDLORD EVICTS OPERATORS

Greens name local candidates

THE Green Party has announced its local candidates for the General Election, with Plymouth City Councillor Lauren McLay leading the charge in South West Devon.

Candidate for Reform pledges to 'boldly go....

THE Reform UK candidate for Plymouth Sutton and Devonport has vowed to 'boldly go where no politician has gone before' in a Star Trek-themed campaign launch.

Mum terminally ill after cancer signs dismissed

DIAGNOSIS NINE YEARS AFTER FIRST ABNORMAL RESULTS

Volunteers grateful for aid on way to Ukraine

TENTH TRIP TO FRONT LINE WITH PLYMOUTH DONATIONS

Man admits killing mum but denies it was murder

A 32-year-old man has denied he murdered his mother at a property in Plymouth but has pleaded guilty to killing her on the basis of diminished responsibility.

Charity is praised for work with volunteers

CITIZENS Advice Plymouth have been recognised for improving the experience of volunteers and recognising the contribution they make.

Starmer's Tax Pledges

SIR Keir Starmer would not rule out changes to council tax rates in his plans for a Labour government, as the Conservatives stepped up their demands yesterday for Labour to rule out tax rises.

Sunak Welcomes Johnson's Aid

BORIS Johnson’s endorsement of Conservative candidates has been co-ordinated by the party’s General Election campaign and “will make a difference”, the Prime Minister has said.

Lib Dems set out funds for hospitals

THE Liberal Democrats have pledged to spend £1 billion a year on repairing “crumbling” NHS hospitals if they come to power after the General Election.

Farage claims 'establishment stitch-up'

NIGEL Farage yesterday claimed Reform UK is the victim of an “establishment stitch-up”, as the party considers legal action against a firm it contracted to vet candidates.

Barton says he is sorry to Vine

FORMER Premier League footballer Joey Barton has apologised to Jeremy Vine and has agreed to pay the broadcaster £75,000 in damages to settle a High Court libel claim.

A JOURNEY TO THE TOP

MAINOO RECALLS HIS ROUTE FROM GRASSROOTS TO EURO’S

Cook hits top form in thrashing of Ivies

ANDREW Cook bagged himself a mammoth 18 ton-plus haul that included this game’s only maximum during an 11-0 Steve Chapman 501 League success over Ivybridge CC.

Edwards is more than just a player

AT the age of 33 Joe Edwards is not part of the long-term future of Plymouth Argyle as a player, but he is certainly going to be a key part of Wayne Rooney’s squad for the 2024/25 Championship campaign.