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Health workers play lead role in climate protest

ANTI-FOSSIL FUEL DEMONSTRATION GETS MESSAGE ACROSS IN CITY

City traders seek end to crime wave

BUSINESSES DEMAND URGENT RESPONSE

FABULOUS CHALLENGE

ARGYLE AIM TO SHOCK LEEDS AT A SOLD-OUT ELLAND ROAD

Today's game gives us the chance to remember David

AFTER all my talk of the Leicester game last week, it turned out to be cancelled at the last minute on Friday.

Search is on for the next voice of the city's youth

ASPIRATIONAL WRITERS FROM 14-19 COULD BE NEW LAUREATE

Woolies return the 'prize' of high street action plan

PLACING a duty on councils to improve designated high street areas would help to get town centre shopping \"back on track\", ministers have been told.

Genocide case 'outrageous'

ISRAELI Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel will \"continue to do what is necessary\" to defend itself, following a ruling from the top UN court that harshly criticised Israel's war against Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

Cannabis grower given work order

MAN ESCAPES JAIL AS COURT ACCEPTS PLANTS 'FOR PERSONAL USE'

'This is social failure at scale'

ONE IN THREE CHILDREN NOW LIVING IN POVERTY

Eyesore set to be demolished

CORNWALL COUNCIL has reassured residents that there are plans afoot for a row of eyesore council properties.

Hospital is 'critical' for sixth day running

PATIENTS TOLD TO AVOID A&E UNLESS LIFE IS IN DANGER

'Hospital staff upset at changes to parking'

MULTI-STOREY PATIENTS ONLY

Now that's what you would call a cool job...

EX-ROYAL MARINE IS A POLAR EXPEDITION GUIDE IN ARCTIC

Swimmers rush to save man in difficulty

A MALE swimmer was taken to Derriford Hospital yesterday morning after an incident at Firestone Bay which saw the RNLI, police and paramedics attend the scene.

Inquiry into death of cameraman after crash

AN inquiry will be held into the death of a Plymouth cameraman who died in a mid-air crash in Scotland.

Henderson admits concern as fixtures pile up for Tavistock

TAVISTOCK play the first of five away games out of their next six fixtures at Bishop's Cleeve tomorrow with manager Stuart Henderson admitting the hectic fixture schedule is bound to take its toll on his small squad.

What next for quartet that are out of contract at Argyle?

FOUR PILGRIMS HAVE UNTIL MAY TO IMPRESS NEW BOSS FOSTER

DON'T LOOK BACK

NICOLE KIDMAN STARS IN THIS TALE OF THREE WOMEN BOUND AND HAUNTED BY A PAST TRAGEDY

VOLKSWAGEN FAILS ID CHECK

The original ID.3 was a let down... and this slightly revamped version still won't scare Chinese competitors

Parkway have the chance to choose their own destiny

THEY may be down in 14th place in the table right now, but win the next three games, then anything is possible in the Southern League Premier Division for Plymouth Parkway.

Almost £1m was spent on severance payments under Truss and Johnson

MINISTERS who lost their jobs during the chaos under Boris Johnson and Liz Truss received nearly £1 million in severance payments, according to a Labour analysis.

Mother's legal action over right to clean air

LONDONER'S DAUGHTER DIED OF ASTHMA INDUCED BY POLLUTION

Moon probe lands upside down

JAPAN'S space agency said on Thursday that its first lunar mission hit the tiny patch of the moon's surface it was aiming for, in a successful demonstration of its pinpoint landing system - although the probe appears to be lying upside down.

Ferry's upgrade is a good tail

A FERRY which carries passengers to France and Spain from Plymouth has been given an environmental upgrade - by adding a tail.

City artist bringing life to car park with mural

MRS MURALS TRANFORMING EMPTY WALLS AT BARCODE WITH BRIGHT NEW ARTWORK

MP hits out at growing cost of city centre plan

JOHNNY MERCER CALLS FOR ANSWERS ON EXTRA ARMADA WAY SPENDING

Navy ships are to remain in service

ANNOUNCEMENT ENDS WEEKS OF SPECULATION ON VESSELS' FUTURES

Council threat of legal action over airport

PLYMOUTH City Council has warned Sutton Harbour Group (SHG) to expect legal action over the airport site. A letter was sent to the company's legal representatives last week to say the council believes that Plymouth City Airport Ltd (PCAL) a company owned wholly by SHG is in breach of its lease covenants.

Cold comfort for women who swim in chilly waters

STUDY SUGGESTS SWIMS CAN ALLEVIATE SYMPTOMS RELATED TO MENOPAUSE

Stephenson and Sivewright 'Kings of the tie-break'

ALEX Stephenson and Dominic Sivewright took on Andrew Regan and Pete Ireland in an epic battle that went to the wire, with every set going to a tie-break.