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Illegal vapes and tobacco are seized

ALL BUT ONE OF 14 SHOPS HAD ILLICIT GOODS

The countryside is for everybody

LIVING on a working farm in the tranquil Kent countryside, far away from the chaos of showbiz, gives JLS band member and 2024 Strictly finalist JB Gill the space to reflect and recharge.

Dubois destined for Usyk insists Warren

BOXING PROMOTER Frank Warren insists IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois remains on track for a rematch against Oleksandr Usyk.

Williams won't take part in BNP Open

TENNIS VENUS Williams will not play at the BNP Paribas Open, the tournament revealed.

PM promises sanctions to put pressure on Putin

SIR Keir Starmer has promised sweeping sanctions to heap pressure on Russia and get President Vladimir Putin \"not just to talk, but to make concessions\".

Who will benefit from a mayoral referendum?

I AGREE with Gillian Wright's letter about wasted money by councils and the government.

Sale of new homes will fund more

A NEWLY-built housing estate is being sold by Plymouth City Council for £4m so it can reinvest the money in constructing more homes.

Brilliant Carr hits 26 points in fine win for Raiders

PLYMOUTH Raiders recorded back-to-back wins for the first time this season after seeing off Bracknell Cobras on a day full of firsts for the club.

Guess The Year: When postal workers were on strike and colour TV was expanding

THE Herald reported that postal workers were on strike, and there were long queues outside the motor taxation office at Devonport.

AirPods can be hearing aids

PEOPLE in the UK are now able to use their Apple AirPods Pro as hearing aids.

County may go from 11 councils to three

A PROPOSAL about how Devon could be reshaped in the biggest overhaul of local government in 50 years looks set to suggest the county should have three councils.

Edwards expected to be back for Hull clash

THE long absence of club captain Joe Edwards from matchday duty as a player for Plymouth Argyle is nearly over, head coach Miron Mus- lic has confirmed.

The old tale of Little Red Riding Hood has had many versions

\"GRANDMOTHER, what a terrible big mouth you have!\" \"All the better to eat you with!\"

In court...

WHILE the debate goes on and on over the new 20mph zone in Stoke, there are some who are still being caught out by the current 20mph speed limit on Old Laira Road.

Anguish after pregnant Robyn 'never woke up'

A PLYMOUTH man whose pregnant girlfriend went to bed and didn't wake up is now looking to help others after experiencing the \"worst\" anguish.

Anna's thrill with Solheim 'honour'

Three-time major winner Anna Nordqvist has been appointed European captain for the 2026 Solheim Cup in the Netherlands.

Argyle Women denied win right at the death

PLYMOUTH Argyle lost out on two vital points right at the death as fellow relegation candidates Billericay Town scored an equaliser deep into stoppage time for a 2-2 draw in the FAWNL Southern Premier Division at Home Park on Sunday.

MP checks out sewage works

A SEWAGE treatment works in Plymouth could be upgraded to reduce pollution risks, if plans by South West Water are approved.

Carse to miss Afghan clash with toe injury

BRYDON Carse is set to miss England's must-win Champions Trophy clash against Afghanistan tomorrow, placing concerns over his availability for the rest of the tournament.

Zuckerberg, Musk and Bezos... 3 wise men?

HERE we are, already slipping and sliding along that proverbial pilgrim trail that is 2025.

A pleasant rural scene

THIS is a painting from the art collection at The Box that I have never seen 'in the flesh but, having come across an image of it, I think it has got a very spring-like feel.

Rash of home and car break-ins

POLICE are appealing for witnesses and camera footage after reports of home break-ins and vehicle thefts in Plymouth. Officers were called after a house was broken into in Elford Crescent, Plympton, in the early hours of Thursday, February 20.

Red Devils announce more cuts

MANCHESTER United expect up to 200 further redundancies as part of a \"transformation plan\" to improve the club's financial sustainability.

Government 'needs a reset with farmers'

THE Government is being urged to \"reset\" its relationship with farmers after months of protests over policies including imposing inheritance tax on farms.

Slipway used by city ferry is reopened

THE Mount Edgcumbe slipway has officially reopened following extensive repairs to stop it crumbling into the water.

Teacher's account of day of terror

A YOGA teacher who was repeatedly stabbed in the Southport attacks last year has described helping several children to run to safety, adding she felt she had to survive in order to save those in her class.

Parkrun is the right medicine for patients

GPs should prescribe parkruns to NHS patients, the charity which runs the scheme has said.

Pilgrims pay the price for lacklustre first half

BUT HALF-TIME SUBSTITUTIONS WORK OUT WELL FOR MUSLIC

Waspi campaigners threaten legal action on compensation

WASPI campaigners have threatened the Government with legal action unless it reconsiders the decision to reject compensation for millions of women affected by changes to the state pension age.

New UK sanctions to 'turn screw' on Putin

THE UK will unveil new sanctions to “turn the screws” on Russia as it marks three years since Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.