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Hunger crisis in Africa

MONTHS of drought in southern Africa triggered by the El Niño weather phenomenon have had a devastating effect on more than 27 million people and caused the region's worst hunger crisis in decades, the United Nations' food agency said yesterday.

Could jabs be shot in the arm for economy?

NEW weight-loss jabs could help boost the economy in Britain by getting people \"back into work\", the Prime Minister has said.

Medivac drama as cruise ship passenger unwell

COASTGUARD CALLED TO AIRLIFT PERSON TO SHORE

Record audience for classical concert

NEARLY 200 ATTEND AT STOKE DAMEREL CHURCH

Concerns over Devil's Point tidal pool repairs

RESIDENTS SAY IT'S JUST A 'STICKING PLASTER' APPROACH

Tributes to a 'loving dad' who lost cancer fight

'RECEIVED EXCELLENT CARE AT ST LUKE'S'

Incinerator labelled an 'environmental disaster”

COUNCIL IS NOW BURNING ‘MAJORITY OF ITS WASTE’’

MP abseils 80ft down Royal Citadel

RAISING MONEY FOR DEVON AIR AMBULANCE

THE PASS MASTER

GRIMSHAW IS MORE THAN JUST A GOOD SHOT-STOPPER

Dewsnip delighted despite Argyle's 'glitches'

DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL FEELS SEASON HAS GONE WELL SO FAR

Henderson delighted as his Lambs bounce back in style

STUART Henderson was not a happy man when his side crashed to a 4-1 home defeat to Helston Athletic last midweek, but he was delighted with their response at the weekend in bouncing back with a fine 2-0 win over Thatcham Town at Langsford Park.

Kids 'doom scrolling' on mobiles at risk of harm

CHILDREN who are \"doom scrolling\" for hours a day on smartphones are at risk of widespread harm, an MP has warned.

'I punished her and she died' dad tells court

THE father of Sara Sharif fled to Pakistan after allegedly killing the 10-yearold and calling police to say \"I legally punished her and she died\", a court has heard.

Israeli air strike kills four

AN Israeli air strike on a hospital courtyard in the Gaza Strip has killed at least four people and left more than two dozen others with severe burns, after fire swept through a tent camp for people displaced by the war, Palestinian medics said yesterday.

Crime tsar won't reveal fees for ex=Met chief

FOI REQUEST IS TURNED DOWN BY PCC'S OFFICE

Effervescent ballet a fantastic eye-opener

FULL disclosure. I had no idea there was such a thing as comedy ballet until I went to watch La Fille mal gardée at the Theatre Royal last week.

Old register office being 'flogged off in fire sale'

DISBELIEF AT PRICE BEING ASKED FOR COUNCIL BUILDING

Debts of £7m left from food firm's collapse

FIRM WHICH HAD TAVISTOCK OUTLET HAS LEFT NO CASH

Thai restaurant moves to larger city premises

THAI HOUSE MENU A HIT WITH CUSTOMERS

Tolkien masterpiece is on its way to city stage

LORD OF THE RINGS: A MUSICAL TALE COMING TO TRP

Head's vape warning as more pupils in hospital

STUDENT USE OF VAPES WITH DRUGS 'THROUGH THE ROOF'

Parkway's FA Cup dream over

HOPES OF REACHING FIRST ROUND PROPER DASHED

Clinical Worthing end Parkway's FA Cup dream

FA CUP 4TH ROUND QUALIFYING PLYMOUTH PARKWAY O WORTHING 4

Welsh wing wizard's late show helps Albion win again

PLYMOUTH Albion picked up their fourth win on the bounce with a 29-23 victory against a well-drilled Blackheath side at Brickfields on Saturday, in a game that marked an incredible 200th appearance for club legend Daniel Pullinger, writes Jack Sanderson.

Defensive frailties condemn Services to another defeat

DEVONPORT Services need to tighten up in defence if they are going to end their losing run in National Two West.

How to avoid being left out of pocket by work expenses

Disputed claims can leave workers frustrated and low on cash. VICKY SHAW offers some handy advice

Jenrick defends his Brexit U-turn

TORY leadership contender Robert Jenrick defended changing his stance on Brexit, when asked about a letter he is said to have signed describing it as a “dystopia”.

Labour put under pressure over NI

IT would be “absurdity” for Labour to argue that raising employers’ National Insurance contributions in the upcoming Budget is not a breach of their manifesto commitments, a leading Tory has said.

PM plans growth pledge

SIR Keir Starmer will pledge to get rid of regulation that “needlessly holds back investment” at a major business conference today.

Swinney in warm tribute to Salmond

SCOTLAND’S First Minster John Swinney said Alex Salmond “left a fundamental footprint on Scottish politics”, as he paid tribute to the former Scottish National Party leader.