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Popular cafe adds Sunday roasts as it opens 7 days

A PLYMOUTH cafe and popular locals meeting place is now serving delicious roast lunches for the first time.

JOE BLOW FOR ARGYLE

CAPTAIN EDWARDS FACES A LONG SPELL ON THE SIDELINES

Buoyant Tavistock look to build on win at Mousehole

IT is one of those immutable clichés in football that 'anyone can beat anyone' in any particular league. But that is certainly the case in Southern League Division One South.

Mumba calls on team-mates to travel to Leeds believing that they can win

WING-BACK RELISHING CHANCE TO END POOR FORM AT ELLAND ROAD

Parkway aiming to build on home win

BUOYED by their first home league win of the season against Wimborne Town in midweek, Plymouth Parkway will be looking to make it two from two when they play host to Merthyr Town in the Southern League Premier Division tomorrow.

Tory contest over - but who has won?

KEMI Badenoch and Robert Jenrick's race to replace Rishi Sunak as Conservative Party leader has ended.

13,325 prisoners released under Tory scheme

MORE than 13,000 prisoners in England and Wales were released early under a scheme introduced by the previous Conservative government, new figures show.

Workload of NHS staff to rise - PM

THE NHS' workload is \"likely to go up, not down\", Sir Keir Starmer warned, as he hinted at reforms the Government might make to assist healthcare staff.

More flood victims fear

CREWS are searching for bodies in stranded cars and buildings following flash floods in Spain that claimed at least 140 lives.

Fundraiser for farewell to ‘gentle giant' Adrian

A MUCH-loved Plymouth doorman described as the \"gentlest\" bloke you'd ever meet has died at the age of 69.

Plan to raze empty buildings

BID TO REPLACE THEM WITH 'MUCH NEEDED' HOUSING

Final chance to catch up with 'festival of art'

ARTOBER TAKING PLACE AT ROYAL WILLIAM YARD

Renters paying 5th of income on housing

BUT... RENTS IN THE CITY ARE BECOMING MORE AFFORDABLE

Children hurt as Looe land train tips over in crash

FAMILY-RUN FIRM IS 'IN SHOCK' AFTER HORROR INCIDENT

Police carry out big crackdown on shoplifters

ARRESTS MADE AND ITEMS ARE RECOVERED

Hours of fun at new children's play areas

TWO eagerly-awaited new children's play areas have opened in Saltash. Parents and kids were asked what they wanted to see in the Honeysuckle Way and Grassmere Way play areas on Pillmere housing estate.

DON'T BE SCARED!

WHITTAKER CALLS ON PILGRIMS TO RELISH TRIP TO LEEDS

Parkway battle back for first home league win

PLYMOUTH Parkway returned to league action on Tuesday night following their disappointing FA Trophy exit to Chichester City on Saturday when Wimborne Town were the visitors to Bolitho Park.

Wratten and Barraclough win clash of the veterans

IT was a battle of the veterans when Roger Wratten and Roy Barraclough played John Putman and Chris Shorter with combined ages of 315.

Marler row after call to axe haka

JOE Marler has called for the haka to be scrapped ahead of Saturday's clash with New Zealand as it emerged the veteran prop has left England camp for personal reasons.

The choice? Unity or division

AS America nears the climax of its 2024 election, voters are confronted with a choice between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, a decision that goes far beyond policy.

Force to be reckoned with...

HOLBY STAR TURNS DETECTIVE AS SHE STEPS IN TO HELP STRUGGLING POLICE OFFICERS CRACK UNSOLVED CASES

Sunak blasts 'Budget of broken promises'

RISHI Sunak yesterday accused Rachel Reeves of delivering a Budget containing \"broken promise after broken promise\", adding: \"Working people will pay the price.\" The outgoing Conservative leader claimed the Chancellor has decided to \"let borrowing rip\" and tried to \"cover up that splurge by fiddling the fiscal rules\".

Reeves pledges to invest amid £40bn tax rises

CHANCELLOR Rachel Reeves yesterday set out a Budget which will increase taxes by £40 billion as she promised to \"fix the foundations\" of the economy and repair the public finances.

Fire starts at nuclear sub shipyard

RESIDENTS living next to a nuclear submarine shipyard saw thick smoke and bright flashes as a fire broke out in the early hours of the morning.

Flash floods kill dozens

AT least 63 people have died in eastern Spain after flash floods swept away cars, turned village streets into rivers and disrupted rail lines and major roads in the worst natural disaster to hit the nation in recent memory.

Swimmer won't face sentencing until 2025

ANTONY JAMES WILL NOT BE RETRIED ON OTHER COUNTS

Pilot aims to improve end-of-life care in city

MORE TO SPEND FINAL DAYS AT MOUNT GOULD HOSPITAL

Fire damages premises at city business park

LANGAGE BLAZE CONTINUED ALL NIGHT

Budget for 'rebuilding Britain' is well received

LABOUR MP'S HAIL MEASURES BUT BUSINESS LEADERS ARE WORRIED OVER HOSPITALITY