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Superyacht drops its anchor in the Sound

ONE of the world’s largest superyachts has anchored in Plymouth Sound. The 74m long M&Em motor yacht arrived at Britain’s Ocean City at about 12.30pm on Thursday after being spotted off St Ives earlier.

FORWARD THINKING

ARGYLE INTERESTED IN 'A FEW PLAYERS' AS THEY CONTINUE TO WORK ON ADDING ANOTHER STRIKER TO SQUAD

Schumacher tips Ryan Hardie for Scotland call up

STEVEN Schumacher believes Ryan Hardie can force his way into contention for a Scotland call-up by continuing to perform well for Plymouth Argyle in the Championship.

Walsh hoping England can do injured teammates proud in World Cup final

KEIRA Walsh vowed England are determined to honour their injured team-mates and “get the job done” when they face Spain in Sunday’s World Cup final.

Office block transformed into new university health campus

TOWER AT RAIL STATION GETS £33M UNI CAMPUS MAKEOVER

Men's mental health group expands in city

ANDY'S MAN CLUB STARTS NEW GROUP BASED AT MARJON

Tributes pour in for 'legend' Parkinson

SIR David Attenborough has said that Sir Michael Parkinson's northern accent was \"a very refreshing voice in those days\" as the late chat show host was hailed as \"king of the intelligent interview.\"

'Little chance' of trophy hunting ban

A PROPOSED ban on trophy hunting imports faces a race against time to become law, with opponents believing its chances of clearing Parliament are below 10%.

PM talks with Saudis

RISHI Sunak hopes to meet Mohammed bin Salman at the “earliest opportunity”, Downing Street said, amid reports of a planned visit to the UK later this year by Saudi Arabia’s crown prince and prime minister.

Top award for Tinside picture

A PLYMOUTH student photographer has won a major award for his image of Tinside pool being prepared for opening.

MP gets action on raw sewage discharges

PLAN TO DIVERT RAW SEWAGE AWAY FROM FIRESTONE BAY

Fireworks spectacle goes off with a bang

THE British Fireworks Championships returned to Plymouth for another two nights on Wednesday and last night, with thousands turning out to watch from a number of vantage points across the city and the waterfront to take in spectacular – and banging – displays.

Celebrations at last for Covid students

HUNDREDS of Plymouth students are celebrating their A-level results, with some preparing to study at universities, including Oxford and Cambridge.

Rebecca takes on not one pub - but two as landlady

BOTH PUBS ARE SET TO BE REVITALISED AND WILL SERVE FOOD

Skeemer's six wicket haul helps Devon to win

COUNTY FACES FINAL GAME AS TITLE AND RELEGATION CONTENDERS

Lionesses roar into World Cup final for the first time

ENGLAND SET FOR SUNDAY SHOWDOWN WITH SPAIN

TOP HAT & TALES

Sanditon is back to follow more drama in Georgian high society

Harbour Master explains presence of yellow barge

A HUGE yellow barge docked off the Barbican is carrying out marine works.

UK inflation at lowest in 17 months

INFLATION slowed to its lowest for 17 months in July due to a fall in energy prices and a slowdown in food price increases, according to official figures.

Khan's Ulez sign plea

MAYOR of London Sadiq Khan has pleaded with three councils to permit new signs warning drivers of the expansion of the capital’s ultra-low emission zone (Ulez) to be installed on their land.

Weekend of family fun at Harowbeer

A WEEKEND dedicated to the 1940s will bring hundreds of military vehicles, classic cars and World War II exhibits to RAF Harowbeer this weekend.

Pandemic grades 'must not affect students'

RETURN TO PRE-COVID GRADING WILL BE A 'BITTER PILL' FOR MANY

Yasmin's sad news while filming BBC reality show

A CONTESTANT on the BBC’s new wedding reality show had to battle tragic family news as she planned the happiest day for couples.

Tombstoners jump from Mayflower Steps

YOUTHS have been criticised after being filmed leaping into the sea from the portico over the top of the Mayflower steps.

Companies compete for firework crown

The National Firework Championships were due to start in Plymouth last night with displays from three UK firework firms.

85% of Year 6 pupils in Plymouth are trained in bike safety

AS Plymouth tops the charts in the UK for training young cyclists, a ‘cycling champion’ has been appointed to encourage more residents to get on their bikes.

'£25m health centre will help rejuvenate city'

FUNDING APPROVED FOR NEW DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE IN WEST END

Naval students finish coastal trek on the breakwater

EIGHT students from Devon University Royal Naval Unit (URNU) gained rare access to Plymouth’s breakwater for the final mile of a charity coastal walk.

FIRST CHOICE 'KEEPER

SUMMER SIGNING HAS HAD THE NOD FOR LEAGUE GAMES

Defence manufacturer takes £16m profit blow

SOUTHWAY FIRM TO SHED 30 STAFF AFTER NOSEDIVE