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Chaddlewood are far too strong for poor Shopfitters

LEADERS of Division One, Chaddlewood (Molyneux Assoc) A, came out on top 9-1 against Shopfitting By SWS A.

Williamson enjoyed the perfect start to life with Argyle

20 YEARS AGO, THE PILGRIMS WERE LEAGUE ONE CHAMPIONS

Hearn fires out a Crucible warning

BARRY Hearn has warned Sheffield City Council its days of staging the World Snooker Championship are numbered unless the Crucible is ripped down and replaced with a bigger capacity venue.

Championship run-in: Where the top four stand in race for automatic promotion

LEICESTER took a giant step towards automatic promotion from the Sky Bet Championship on Tuesday night by thrashing Southampton.

GWR honours legacy of legendary polar pioneer

TRAIN BEARS NAME OF CITY'S CAPTAIN ROBERT FALCON SCOTT

Leaving ECHR is not necessary to stop the boats, says Cameron

LEAVING the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) is not \"necessary\" to prevent small boat crossings, Lord Cameron has said amid Tory divisions over the UK's membership in the treaty.

A 'new chapter' for UK and Germany, says PM

PRIME Minister Rishi Sunak and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz met in Berlin yesterday for talks on deepening the allies' defence and security ties.

'Mayhem' as spooked Army horses get loose

MILITARY horses caused \"total mayhem\" in central London after they were spooked by builders moving rubble.

Taste of Turkey proves popular

RESTAURANT EXPANDS OUTSIDE CITY'S MARKET

Caravans are put to good use by Ukrainians

DONATION FROM PLYMOUTH SERVES MILITARY PURPOSE

City sanctuary appeals for help

STOCKS OF CAT AND KITTEN FOOD ARE LOW

Tributes paid to mum who has donated organs

KADIE, 38, DIED AFTER FALL AT HOTEL WHICH INJURED HEAD |

Liquidation looks likely for manor house firm

LEGAL DISPUTE WITH CITY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

Stalker sent to jail for pestering city woman

A MAN who claimed in court \"spirits\" had told him to protect a Plymouth hairdresser has been jailed for stalking and ordered not to return to Plymouth, once released.

PM Pledges £500m Of Military Aid To Ukraine

RISHI Sunak has pledged a record package of military aid for Ukraine as he travelled to Warsaw and Berlin to meet the leaders of Poland, Germany and Nato.

Dewsnip hails the achievements of striker Whittaker

NEIL Dewsnip has paid tribute to Morgan Whittaker for his ‘major contribution’ to Plymouth Argyle’s first season back in the Championship for 13 years.

MONSTER MENTALITY

HOBBS CALLS FOR ONE HUGE FINAL PUSH FROM HIS PLAYERS

Gavican on form as B team beat King Billy A

BOTH teams in the Monday Premier League’s King Billy derby provided moments of real quality, but none more so than Paul Gavican for the B team in an 8-3 defeat of their A team rivals.

Youngster Baker signs one-year deal at Argyle

TEENAGE goalkeeper Zak Baker has taken another step closer towards his aim of eventually breaking into the Plymouth Argyle first team after signing a new one-year contract.

O'Sullivan: I'm not snooker's greatest

RONNIE O’Sullivan shrugged off suggestions of greatness on the eve of his bid to eclipse Stephen Hendry and become the first player to win eight world snooker titles in the modern era.

RITE OF PASSAGE

FOUR young Jews prepare for the biggest night of their lives their Bar and Bat Mitzvah - in this fascinating film about faith and culture.

TV exposure for posh moor accommodation

TERRY AND NIKKI ARE DELIGHTED TO APPEAR ON CHANNEL 4

Asylum barge residents report poor mental health and 'airport' security

A REPORT looking into the Bibby Stockholm barge that houses asylum seekers has found widespread mental health problems and \"airport security\" on board the vessel.

Marine scientist nominated for major accolade

INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR PLYMOUTH ACADEMIC

Petition launched to stop sale of pub

REGULARS at a Plymouth pub have started a petition in a bid to save the venue after it was earmarked for closure.

Care home closures 'due to £1.8m repair costs'

A CHARITY decided to close three Plymouth old people’s homes because it could not afford a £1.8 million bill to renovate them, it has been revealed.

Memorial service for World War Two sailors

113 LIVES WERE LOST IN BOMBING OF CITY NAVAL BASE IN 1941

Local pair rescue stranded TV star

GMB HOST IS CAUGHT OUT BY BIG POTHOLE

City's fine examples of post box history

CHRIS ROBINSON HEARS HOW THE POSTAL SERVICE HAS DEVELOPED OVER TIME

LET'S BE FRIENDS

HALLETT KEEN TO REKINDLE HIS FRIENDSHIP WITH SCHUEY