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'We can return money'

RWANDA'S President said it was the \"UK's problem\" that asylum seekers had not been sent to the country and suggested British taxpayers' money could be repaid if the deal failed.

'Time is running out' to take back airport land

TORY chiefs in the city say \"the sands of time are running out\" to save Plymouth City Airport and believe legal action to reclaim the land may have been grounded.

Residents sick of traffic jams in Tavi-stuck

HARM DONE TO BUSINESSES IN TOWN

Argyle star spent time volunteering

A VERY SPECIAL TIME’ SAYS FINN AZAZ

Two city venues told to improve food safety

A PLYMOUTH pub and a waterfront eatery have both been told to make urgent improvements, after being given the lowest possible food hygiene rating.

BORROW NOT BUY

LOAN SIGNINGS WILL BE ARGYLE'S WAY FORWARD IN JANUARY

Draper left feeling ill after victory

JACK Draper blamed stress for the physical struggles that led to him vomiting in a courtside bin at the end of his five-set win over Marcos Giron.

Ker St are beat despite fine scoring of Heggie

IAN Heggie fired 16 unbeaten three-figure scores in the Plymouth City Super League Division B, but still found himself on the wrong end of a 6-5 defeat as Heggie's Ker St were downed by St Levans.

Argyle learning fast after an intense first week with Foster

JORDAN Houghton has spoken about how the Plymouth Argyle squad have already learned a lot under new head coach Ian Foster about how he wants them to play but that there is still plenty of room for improvement too.

Settled Raducanu eases past Rogers

EMMA Raducanu felt the love on her grand-slam return as she eased to victory over Shelby Rogers in the first round of the Australian Open.

'Moral obligation' over compensation

A BOSS of Fujitsu has apologised to subpostmasters and said there is a \"moral obligation\" for the technology firm to contribute to the compensation, as he appeared before MPs.

Labour energy plan a 'reverse Robin Hood'

LABOUR'S track record on energy demonstrates the party would reverse all the principles of Robin Hood and \"steal from the poor to pay for the bailiff\", a minister has claimed.

Historic swing needed

LABOUR will need a historic swing to win the general election expected in 2024, as the party's path to power has been made more difficult by extensive boundary changes.

Trump wins lowa vote

DONALD Trump has won the Iowa caucuses, a crucial victory at the outset of the Republican primary that reinforces the former United States president's bond with his party's voters.

Your street could be a power station

THERE are not many people who would willingly call for their street to be turned into a power station. But that was exactly what one London couple called for - and achieved - last year.

Plans still worked on for city graveyard site

LOCATION OF FORMER ITV STUDIOS HAS BEEN VACANT SINCE 2009

Heritage railway thanks supporters for funding

PLYM VALLEY RAILWAY NOW OWNS STEAM LOCOMOTIVE

Businesses back revised plans for city centre

TRADERS HAVE 'SUFFERED LONG ENOUGH'

Cost of Armada Way revamp set to soar to £37m

REPORT ASKS FOR EXTRA £22.8 MILLION

Murray: Career Is Coming To An End

Emotional Andy Admits He May Not Play In Australian Open Again

A FOND FAREWELL

WARRINGTON ENDS LOAN SPELL AND RETURNS TO EVERTON

Tough schedule takes its toll as Patriots are beat

PLYMOUTH City Patriots were in action over the weekend in a grueling double header which saw them play back-to-back with less than 24 hours between tip offs.

PM faces pressure over Rwanda bill

RISHI Sunak has said he is talking to Tory MPs as he faces growing pressure from right-wingers to toughen up his Safety of Rwanda Bill, after it emerged that deputy chairman Lee Anderson is considering joining a possible rebellion.

Call to ban Islamist group

THE international Islamist political group Hizb ut-Tahrir should be banned as a terrorist organisation, the Home Secretary said yesterday, as he branded it “antisemitic” and warned it “promotes and encourages terrorism”.

Inquest hears how alcohol use was fatal

SRI LANKA-BORN 65-YEAR-OLDWAS FOUND DEAD AT HIS FLAT

Hollywood star amazes pupils with message

DAME EMMA HAILS EFFORTS MADE BY PLYMOUTH HIGH

'Dozens' fell ill after swimming in city's waters

DOZENS of Plymouth people have reported falling ill after sea swimming in Plymouth after recent figures show that 56 people officially reported sickness after swimming off Plymouth Hoe and Firestone Bay.

Most of the Armada Way trees not axed to stay

FINAL PLANS REVEALED AF TER PUBLIC CONSULTATION

RETURNING TO VILLA

REPLACEMENT EYED AS KESLER-HAYDEN LEAVES

New boss happy as Pilgrims settle for their point

WHITTAKER ON TARGET AGAIN BUT ARGYLE STILL SEEKING AWAY WIN