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'We're facing all-out war'

ISRAELI Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Hezbollah “will pay a heavy price for this attack, one that it has not paid so far,” his office said after a rocket strike on a football field killed at least 11 children and teenagers.

Safeguarding scheme in the national spotlight

A PLYMOUTH-born safeguarding scheme has been praised in a national police report which has highlighted grave concerns about the shocking rise in violence against women and girls.

Joanne is delighted as housing is completed

SHARED OWNERSHIP HOMES EVEN BOAST SOLAR PANELS

Farmer removes ponies after plans turned down

TENANT FARMER IS 'NOT CLOSE ENOUGH' TO TEND TO ANIMALS

Talks held to reopen city's fish market

PROGRESS BEING MADE\" IN BID TO RESTORE AUCTION HOUSE

Argyle players show their style

FOOTBALL STARS ARE TURNING HEADS AT CITY BARBER'S STUDIO

PALSSON JOINS ARGYLE

ICELAND INTERNATIONAL DEFENDER VICTOR PALSSON HAS JOINED THE PILGRIMS ON A PERMANENT CONTRACT

Woods misses cut as Shane sparkles

TIGER Woods missed the cut in The Open for the third time in a row as Ireland’s Shane Lowry continued his eventful bid for a second Claret Jug on day two at Royal Troon.

Five things to look out for against Torquay

PLYMOUTH Argyle will begin their 2024/25 Championship campaign a fortnight tomorrow when they take on Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough.

St Mellion keep up the pressure in big victory

AFTER the downpour on Monday, Tuesday brought bright sunshine, fluffy clouds with a coolish northerly wind and a visit from Thurlestone.

Streeting: Time has come for assisted dying debate

AN Assisted Dying Bill has officially been introduced in the House of Lords as the Health Secretary said it is \"a debate whose time has come\".

Tory architect of GCSE exams calls for them to be scrapped

GCSE exams “dominate” the education system and should be scrapped by the new Government, according to the Tory architect of the qualification.

Family and friends in shock at sudden death of Mike, 38

POPULAR PUB REGULAR WAS MEMBER OF THE POOL TEAM

Slip road shut after lorry overturned

AN overturned cement mixer lorry caused the overnight closure of the slip road on to the A38 last night, having caused chaos through the day.

Inside 'crumbling' Dartmoor Prison

CELEBRITY judge Rob Rinder has thrust Dartmoor Prison – which is in the process of temporarily closing after ‘dangerously high levels of Radon’ were discovered on its landings this month – further into the spotlight.

Retirement home 'could become flats'

PLAN FOR 27 AFFORDABLE HOMES

Johnny Mercer avoids threat of jail - for now

FORMER Plymouth MP and Veterans Minister Johnny Mercer, who refused to hand over names of witnesses who informed him of alleged war crimes in Afghanistan to an inquiry, despite threats of a potential prison term – has now “agreed to assist” the inquiry.

Remembrance event cancelled 'over insurance'

ORGANISERS DISAPPOINTED’ BUT HAVE NO OTHER OPTION

Jacob going for record books to help his mum

A MARINE engineer from Plymouth will be attempting to secure his second Guinness World Record when he swims between Devon and Cornwall.

Optician praised for free eye tests for the homeless

A MUM-of-two who was homeless has praised Plymouth opticians for coming to her aid when she was worried about her sight.

Olympian's honorary RM role

OLYMPIAN Victoria Pendleton and explorer Dwayne Fields have been named as Royal Marines “ambassadors” to champion the elite Royal Navy force.

WOTTON BACKING ROONEY TO THRIVE

NEW TORQUAY BOSS READY TO FACE ARGYLE IN FIRST HOME CLASH

The Plymouth Olympians who are going for Gold in Paris

THE 2024 Paris Olympics start today and there are some Plymouth athletes heading to France with the hope of returning with a Gold medal.

'Government's majority may be gone by Easter'

CHRIS Philp, shadow Leader of the House of Commons, has said the Government's majority will be \"gone by Easter\" due to their \"significant back bench rebellion\" over the two child benefit cap.

GB Energy to use Crown Estate land

BRITAIN'S newly created state-owned energy company, Great British Energy, is to partner with the monarchy's property firm to help speed up the building of offshore wind farms.

Three in leader battle

TOM Tugendhat, James Cleverly and Robert Jenrick have thrown their hats in the ring to replace Rishi Sunak, as the race for the Tory party leader heats up.

Activists target airports

GERMANY'S busiest airport cancelled more than 100 flights after environmental activists launched a co-ordinated effort to disrupt air travel across Europe at the height of the summer holiday season.

Man poured faeces mix over inmate and officer

DOUGLAS PELLOW WANTED TO BE MOVED

Election cycle is to be reviewed

CITY RESIDENTS INVITED TO HAVE THEIR SAY

Dockyard profits leap by £40m to £61.5m

FIRM RECOVERS FROM DELAY TO SUB REFIT THAT WAS OVER BUDGET