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Missile attack 'soon'

AN intelligence assessment by the United States has concluded that Russia may use its lethal new intermediate-range ballistic missile against Ukraine again in the “coming days”, a US official said yesterday.

Interim police chief set to be announced

CRIME COMMISSIONER MOVING AT PACE’

Journalist who inspired a new generation dies

THE family and loved ones of a highly regarded journalist who was born in Plymouth have paid tribute to a man who inspired so many to follow into his footsteps.

Gadgets stolen at wonderland event

HYDE PARK TRIP TURNS INTO A NIGHTMARE

Ann's gift to those who helped her get back to painting

ARTIST’S GIFTS TO HOSPITAL STAFF AFTER TREATMENT

Shock as council leader ridicules cabinet query

A FORMER Labour councillor has said he was 'taken aback' when he questioned Plymouth City Council leader Tudor Evans over criticism from a High Court Judge, only to be told 'don't be ridiculous!

Oldest Christmas lights fail to shine for first time

CHRISTMAS LIGHTS FINALLY BLOW AFTER 54 YEARS OF USE

EARLEY RETURN

ROONEY OPEN TO RECALLING LEFT-BACK FROM LOAN SPELL

Pilgrims fall short in their fightback as Swans pile pressure on Rooney

PLYMOUTH Argyle saw a run of six unbeaten home home Championship matches come to an end as they lost 2-1 to Swansea City.

Sixteen ga in search of landing top prize

THREE former trophy holders will compete with 13 contenders for the grand prize of Champion of Champions on Sunday at the Victory Inn after a bumper night of play and charity fundraising across the four host venues.

Poundland owner Pepco slumps to huge £450m loss

PEPCO, the discount retail giant and owner of Poundland, has reported a loss exceeding £450m following a weak performance from its UK subsidiary, Poundland.

Damp and mould in military housing

DAMP and mould in family accommodation and single-living quarters that \"does not always meet the needs and expectations\" of soldiers are among the problems identified with military housing, in a new report.

Care group changes hands in takeover deal

MANNAMEAD CARE BECOMES FIRST SOUTH WEST COMPANY OPERATED BY SMART CARE HOMES

UK on alert over Syria aftermath

ANY potential return of British jihadists to the UK is “a matter of great concern\", a Home Office minister has said, amid ongoing worries about the aftermath of the collapse of the Assad regime in Syria.

No promise of funds

CHANCELLOR Rachel Reeves has declined to say whether funds would be made available to make assisted dying free at the point of use.

William reveals Christmas plans

THE Prince of Wales has revealed how he is set to celebrate Christmas with 45 people this year, admitting he is 'not ready' for the festive season.

Storm aid is criticised in Commons

HOMES without power after Storm Darragh will be reconnected by today, a minister has said, as the Government faced calls to review whether current measures adequately support vulnerable residents during extreme weather events.

Israeli strikes hit Syria

ISRAEL yesterday carried out a wave of heavy air strikes across Syria as its troops advanced deeper into the country, drawing to within 15 miles of the capital city, a Syrian opposition war monitor has said.

Hospital moves denied pensioner continuity of care

WOMAN MOVED BETWEEN HOSPITALS SEVEN TIMES LATER DIED, INQUEST TOLD

Music Zone can play on after drive

THE award-winning Plymouth Music Zone has been saved, after a fundraising drive brought in enough cash to keep it going.

Mall play area ‘to open this week'

A HUGE new children's indoor play area will open in Plymouth's Drake Circus Shopping Centre this week.

Nurse's arrival a real Blessing

SPECIALIST HAILED AS ‘INCREDIBLE'

Tory MP hits out at Labour on farm inheritance tax

REBECCA SMITH WARNS OVER RISKS OF EFFECT ON RURAL AREAS

Appeal to help parents of poorly Isabella

FRIENDS are appealing for help for a young family with a newborn baby fighting for her life in intensive care after being diagnosed with a respiratory virus.

Lighting a candle for loved ones we have lost

BEREAVEMENT is hard at any time of year, but the festive season - and Christmas itself can feel particularly challenging for anyone experiencing grief.

Damning report into radon crisis at prison

ADMIN DELAYS MEANT MITIGATION TOOK TWO YEARS

REUNITED

MIKE PHELAN TO TAKE OVER FROM PETE SHUTTLEWORTH, WHO HAS LEFT ARGYLE BY MUTUAL CONSENT

Argyle have to be at their best against Swansea City

MIKE Phelan will be in the Plymouth Argyle dug-out for the first time for the Championship clash against Swansea City at Home Park tomorrow night.

Rooney gets Argyle support with Mike Phelan's arrival

WHEN it comes to assistant managers/first team coaches (call it whatever title you want) there are few more experienced and respected within football than Mike Phelan.

Brook best in the world, insists Joe

JOE Root believes England team-mate Harry Brook has established himself as the best cricketer in the world.