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Twomey sets sights on gold in Los Angeles

BRITISH schoolgirl Bly Twomey is dreaming of gold at Los Angeles 2028 after claiming her second bronze medal of an impressive Paralympics debut in Paris.

Row over delay’ in letting PO subpostmasters know convictions are quashed’

FEWER than one in six wrongly accused subpostmasters have been sent letters confirming their convictions have been quashed, the Conservatives have said.

Boats keep on coming

MORE than 250 migrants arrived in the UK on Wednesday after crossing the English Channel - a day after 12 people died attempting the perilous journey.

'Anxiety' for steelworkers who face jobs axe by Xmas

AN MP has described \"great anxiety\" among Lincolnshire steelworkers who he said face losing their jobs by Christmas.

Appointment of border security chief 'in weeks'

THE head of the Government's new Border Security Command will be named within weeks, Downing Street has said.

New Maori queen is crowned

NEW Zealand's Maori chiefs have crowned a new queen in a ceremony that also laid to rest King Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII.

Famous wine expert died after 'traumatic' fall - inquest

RESTAURATEUR FELL AT HOME

“Make sure you can identify Asian hornet’

BEEKEEPERS ARE KEEN FOR PEOPLE TO SPOT THEM

Trip to gin distillery is tonic for city gunners

ROYAL ARTILLERY ASSOCIATION VISIT

Police are seeking shirtless man

POLICE are appealing for the public's help in identifying a man in relation to a racially aggravated public order and theft offence in Plymouth.

No date fixed for end to Armada Way upgrade

WORK on the regeneration of Armada Way could start as early as next month but it is not known when it will end, because Plymouth City Council wants to carry out the ambition regeneration project in phases, with dates for the final one yet to be confirmed.

Sea Cadets hit high note with national gold

A GROUP of Sea Cadets from Torpoint have won gold at the National Sea Cadet Band contest, writes Tom Cunningham.

Concerns over hazards at halted development

CLAIMS SITE IS UNSECURED AND PRESENTS DANGERS

New MP pledges to serve city's communities

FRED THOMAS DELIVERS MAIDEN COMMONS SPEECH

Cyclist injured in crash with city bus

A CYCLIST has been injured during a crash with a bus in Plymouth city centre.

Hull call-up not a risk, insists Pope

ENGLAND have rolled the dice once again for their final Test of the summer, handing rookie seamer Josh Hull his first taste of international cricket.

History-maker Sarah slams organisers

DAME Sarah Storey criticised the “appalling” decision to have the women’s C5 time trial half the distance of the men’s event after winning the 18th Paralympic gold of her career at Paris 2024.

When Argyle's deadline day deal was hijacked by United

IT’S not often Plymouth Argyle will have their transfer business hijacked by Manchester United - but it was in the case of Andy Kellett.

PM now facing 'anxious' mood in country - Blair

BRITAIN’S standing in the world has diminished over the last decade and Sir Keir Starmer has come to power at a time of “anxiety” for the nation, Sir Tony Blair has said of his Labour successor as prime minister.

Keir's winter fuel flak

SIR Keir Starmer faced shouts of “shame” in the House of Commons as he defended moves to cut winter fuel payments for millions of pensioners.

'Decades of failure' led to fatal Grenfell fire-report

THE devastating Grenfell Tower fire which killed 72 people was the result of “decades of failure” by government and the construction industry to act on the dangers of flammable materials on high-rise buildings, a long-awaited report has found.

Inquest hears how Stella, 17, died at bus stop

ROAD TRAF: F iC Rica COLLISION VERDICT

Former hotel is transformed

ARCHITECTS PROVIDE NEW LEASE OF LIFE

Pest control problems lead to low ratings for RWY eateries

BUSINESSES INSIST PROMPT ACTION IS BEING TAKEN

Council rapped over response to complaints

AUTHORITY TOOK 76 DAYS IN EXAMPLE FROM OMBUDSMAN

MP's focus on better rail in maiden speech

NEW SOUTH WEST DEVON MP URGES BETTER LINKS TO CITY

Neurodiversity festival is major event for city

PLYMOUTH is this month hosting a one-day festival to highlight and celebrate people with a range of neurological conditions, which is believed to be a first in the UK.

Ursu itching to 'shake off the cobwebs'

PLYMOUTH WELTERWEIGHT HAS HAD TROUBLE FINDING OPPONENTS WILLING TO FIGHT HIM

Victory not to be despite Tasker's 19 ton+ scores

TONY Tasker's 19 scores of a ton or more in the Monday Premier League couldn't arrest his Victory team's slide to a 9-2 defeat against Tradesmans.

McCullum's handed white-ball roles too

BRENDON McCullum will oversee England's fortunes in all three formats from the start of next year after agreeing to succeed Matthew Mott as white-ball head coach.