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Owner of house offers apology over bomb chaos

PRAISE GIVEN TO ROYAL NAVY AND COUNCIL FOR THEIR WORK

Explosion in city would have been disastrous

THE Keyham bomb could have caused a huge explosion, destroying houses, underground services and leaving a 10 metre-wide crater.

City recovers after bomb disposal drama

DETONATION TOOK PLACE JUST BEFORE 10PM

'WE WILL LEARN FROM IT'

PILGRIMS BOSS SAYS YOU HAVE TO FACTOR IN THE VOLUME OF GAMES FOR LACK OF GOAL THREAT

Bring it on! Finn's ready for England

SCOTLAND talisman Finn Russell is unfazed by the prospect of being targeted by England's new blitz defence in today's Calcutta Cup showdown at Murrayfield.

We never doubted Root, says Zak

CRICKET Zak Crawley insisted there was never any doubt \"phenomenal\" Joe Root would return to form for England following his unbeaten century against India.

Friendships on hold as Argyle meet up with Azaz once again

DEFENDER Brendan Galloway will put aside his friendship with Finn Azaz for 90 minutes when Plymouth Argyle travel to play Middlesbrough today.

Albion's excellent win had me and the Old J Tent rocking!

FINALLY, we are back to our winning ways! I think I have just about come down from the adrenaline hit on the weekend now, the boys put on a fine show in some appalling British weather, beating Cinderford 24-3 at The Brickfields.

Eating 12 dishes in 12 hours was tough ... I was so full!

BIG ZUU is fully aware it's \"not normal\" for someone like him to be fronting a major food travelogue show.

Cleverly pledge on post compensation

HOME Secretary James Cleverly has said the Government will not be \"distracted or deterred\" from providing compensation to wronged subpostmasters after the Post Office said it stood by more than 350 Horizon scandal prosecutions.

Shamima's lawyers vow to fight on as appeal lost

SHAMIMA Begum's lawyers have said they will \"keep fighting\" after the 24-year-old lost a challenge over the removal of her British citizenship at the Court of Appeal.

Football pitch plans 'should be rethought'

'FOOTBALLS COULD END UP ROLLING INTO THE WATER'

Potholes repairs up by a third

CITY 'HAS PULLED OUT ALL THE STOPS' TO FILL THEM

Restaurant invites 30 elderly to enjoy free 3-course dinner

Around 30 people were invited for a free meal at Bistrot Pierre

'My fear support is eroding for Ukraine'

TWO years on from Russia's invasion of Ukraine, two men are gathering their latest haul of supplies to take from Plymouth in their latest odyssey across Europe.

Pub used as refuge for services during crisis

A PLYMOUTH pub was used as a mini-refuge for police officers, firefighters, Royal Navy personnel and council staff who were helping with the evacuation of residents from Keyham.

Evacuation 'the largest since World War Two'

TRAINS, BUSES AND FERRIES HALTED FOR BOMB REMOVAL

City holds breath as bomb moved

HUNDREDS more residents had to be evacuated from homes as a military convoy removed a 500kg bomb from a garden in Keyham and transported it to the water's edge so it could be blown up underwater.

Hobbs Gives Credit To Players In Dealing With Postponements

PLYMOUTH Parkway manager Lee Hobbs has paid tribute to his players for the way they have conducted themselves in what has been a season of frustration at Bolitho Park.

LET'S PLAY OUR WAY

FOSTER WANTS AN IMPROVEMENT AT BORO

Tavistock add two ahead of the run-in

TAVISTOCK manager Stuart Henderson will be boosted by two new signings when his side return to Southern League Division One South action at Frome Town tomorrow.

Fears for Torquay with Gulls set for administration

CLUB COULD FOLD AS CHAIRMAN OSBORNE DEPARTS PLAINMOOR

Speaker sorry for Gaza vote chaos

COMMONS Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle has reiterated his apology for his handling of the Gaza ceasefire debate, while Sir Keir Starmer 'categorically denied threatening him to select Labour's amendment in a move that unleashed chaos.

UK hits Russian military with 50 new sanctions

RUSSIA'S war machine has been slapped with 50 new sanctions by the UK as the second anniversary of the Ukraine invasion approaches.

Tributes paid to teen friends who died after stabbing attack

THE families of two teenage boys who died after being stabbed in Bristol have paid tribute to them.

Mercer could face action over refusal to disclose names

PLYMOUTH MP and veterans minister Johnny Mercer has been warned by the chairman of the independent inquiry into alleged murders by special forces in Afghanistan of \"potentially serious legal consequences\" after he refused to disclose names to the investigation.

Tragic death of estate agent

A POPULAR estate agent was tragically found dead in a hot tub while on holiday, an inquest has heard.

Residents' fears as homes are left empty

More than 3,200 people have been evaculated from their homes due to the discovery of a bomb in Keyham. Reporters William Telford and Carl Eve spoke to some of those seeking refuge at the Life Centre

Thousands are forced to evacuate their homes

MORE than 1,200 properties have been evacuated leaving more than 3,200 people displaced following the discovery of an unexploded bomb in the heart of residential Plymouth.

City-brewed beer reaches new heights

IS THIS THE HIGHEST PINT EVER PULLED?