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MP breached code of conduct, says watchdog

A CONSERVATIVE MP will have to apologise to Parliament after breaching the MPs' code of conduct by speaking to the media about a parliamentary standards watchdog investigation.

Plan to convert offices into flats secures approval

AN office building in Tavistock owned by West Devon Borough Council is to be converted into temporary accommodation for homeless and vulnerable people.

Warning to keep watch for hornets

SOUTH West Water is encouraging people in Devon and Cornwall to be aware of Asian hornets, which are one of the biggest threats to the UK's natural pollinators.

Flat is damaged as car crashes into property

DRIVER TAKEN TO HOSPITAL WITH MINOR INJURIES

City's Wilko store saved from axe...for now

FIRST ROUND OF CLOSURES LISTED BY ADMINISTRATORS

Jury is told of injuries to man found in road

MURDER TRIAL SEES FOOTAGE OF BUSINESSMAN'S ARREST

Mother tells of trauma after wrong diagnosis

HANNAH AND HER DAD BOTH HAVE INCURABLE CANCER

'Plymouth will not be going bankrupt'

FINANCE CHIEF SAYS CITY WON'T FOLLOW BIRMINGHAM

I'm so lucky to be alive after 'hit and run' incident

POLICE RELEASE IMAGES OF TWO PEOPLE THEY WANT TO SPEAK TO

Erin stamps her message to fundraise for cancer research

A PARALYMPIAN from Plymouth is leading a unique running event which aims to stamp a defiant message against cancer across 100 miles of British coastline.

Heat is set to extend into weekend

THE Met Office has predicted that hot weather is set to continue in Plymouth into the weekend, with highs of 26C.

CUNDLE IN THE GOALS

MIDFIELDER KEEN TO ADD TO HIS TWO STRIKES FOR ARGYLE

Argentina pack is a big threat-Cole

ARGENTINA'S scrum may lack the potency of old, but Dan Cole insists it remains a significant threat to England's goal of making a triumphant start to their World Cup.

Dad remains missing after disappearance

CHAD GIBSON WAS LAST SEEN IN NEWQUAY IN DECEMBER 2015

Pupils forced to stay at home

147 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES ON CRISIS LIST

Russian strike on Ukraine city leaves 16 dead

AT least 16 people have been killed and dozens more wounded when Russian shelling struck a market in a city in eastern Ukraine, officials said.

PM must 'stand with Keyham'

‘DON’T BOW DOWN TO THE GUN LOBBY’, SAYS LUKE POLLARD

Tories seek inquiry into £70m borrowing deal

FUNDS USED TO SETTLE PENSION DEFICIT

Gables seeks help during heat

GABLES Dogs and Cats Home is issuing an urgent appeal to help their rescue dogs and cats sizzling in the heat to stay cool.

Vegan restaurant to open in Mutley former Costa unit

CHEF HOPES MORE PEOPLE WILL TRY DIFFERENT DIET

Citybus starts consultations over job losses

OFFICE STAFF AT COMPANY IN JEOPARDY

Jury shown film of accused

DROVE TO RETAIL PARK COFFEE SHOP AFTER NEARBY FATAL INCIDENT

Former Olympic swimmer faces rape charges

ANTONY JAMES APPEARS IN COURT TO FACE 21 CHARGES

Mark's 14ft high sunflowers delight residents

CARE HOME GARDENER BREAKS HIS OWN RECORD

'MEANT TO BE'

ARGYLE WAITING ON WORK PERMIT FOR NEW STRIKER MUSTAPHA BUNDU

Heather Knight defends team selection after heavy defeat for England

HEATHER Knight admitted Sri Lanka served up some \"humble pie\" for England after a crushing defeat at Chelmsford, but has no regrets over their approach to this series.

Taylor hits sixth 170 checkout of career

STEVE CHAPMAN 501 LEAGUE

Huge office block to go on sale at auction

EUROTECH HOUSE WAS CREATED FROM FORMER ELECTRONICS FACTORY

Man admits murder of 36

A MAN accused of an arson attack at an animation studio in Japan has pleaded guilty to the murder of 36 people.

Aid funding 'own goal'

MINISTERS may be blocked from diverting billions of pounds of overseas aid funding to supporting asylum seekers in the UK by the new \"stop the boats\" law, a watchdog has found.