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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.

Government will overturn UNRWA funding suspension

THE Government will overturn the suspension of UK funding to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine (UNRWA), Foreign Secretary David Lammy has said.

Government vows to improve UK resilience

THE Government has vowed to improve the UK’s “national resilience” after the UK Covid-19 Inquiry found there were “significant flaws” in preparing for a pandemic.

Zelensky urges Starmer to 'show your leadership'

VOLODYMYR Zelensky asked Sir Keir Starmer to “show your leadership” as he appealed for permission to strike Russian targets with Western weapons in a historic address to the UK Cabinet.

Police failures over suicides

FIVE years after The Herald exclusively revealed how police forces had no idea how many officers had taken their own lives, leading to top cops pledging to take action, a senior officer admits they are still not collecting the necessary data.

Pupils past and present toast school

PAST and present students and staff of Plymouth High School for Girls have come together for a celebration event to mark 150 years of the school being a cornerstone of education for girls.

Healthcare workers say efforts need recognition

STAFF ARE WORKING 'ABOVE AND BEYOND FOR NO MORE THAN MINIMUM WAGE'

Daughter steps in to save mum having a stroke

'I RECOGNISED THE SIGNS DUE TO FIRST AID TRAINING'

Mum continues walking for teen suicide charity

COASTAL PATH CHALLENGE HELPING TO PROCESS LOSS

Up to 20 cameras to be installed in 20mph scheme

UP to 20 speed cameras could be installed in a proposed 20mph zone in the centre of Plymouth, it has been revealed. Plymouth City Council has given more details of the proposal to restrict speeds in a huge area of Stoke and north Stonehouse bordered by Saltash Road, Western Approach and Union Street to as far as Stonehouse Bridge, and the main railway line from Cornwall to the station.

How to discover your inner peace

A BUDDHIST monk who visited Plymouth has shared his wisdom on how to find inner peace and be rid of anxiety in the modern world. It involves a few simple yet challenging changes to most people’s everyday reactions to life.

Refitted store reopens in Drake Circus

HOLLAND & Barrett has officially opened the doors to their refitted Plymouth Drake Circus store this week.

ONE LAST OLYMPICS!

DALEY IS DETERMINED TO ENJOY HIS DIVING SWANSONG

Two forced to withdraw as Gladiators go down to defeat to the Pirates

THE injury curse that seems to forever hang over the Plymouth Gladiators struck again on Wednesday night as both Kyle Newman and Nico Covatti were forced to withdraw from the 55-35 defeat to a dominant Poole Pirates.

Spong takes the positives in Tavistock's defeat to Torquay

TAVISTOCK assistant manager Darren Spong took plenty of positives from the performance, despite a relatively one-sided 4-0 defeat to National South side Torquay United at Langsford Park on Wednesday night.

It's thorny for Rory as Rose blossoms!

JUSTIN Rose believes he still has enough in the tank to win the Open after a two-under-par first round put him in early contention on the opening day at Royal Troon.

IONIQ EV SOUNDS LIKE MY CAR OF THE YEAR

HYUNDAI'S 5 N LETS YOU SHIFT GEARS AND EVEN REV THE 'ENGINE'

Gladiators, ready!

SIR ANTHONY HOPKINS STARS AS A ROMAN EMPEROR USING VIOLENT SPECTACLE TO QUELL THE MASSES

Lammy 'can find common ground with JD Vance'

FOREIGN Secretary David Lammy believes he will be able to find common ground with Donald Trump’s running mate even after he called Britain an “Islamist” country.

'Citizens failed over Covid preparation'

THE UK Government and the civil service “failed” the public due to “significant flaws” in preparing for the Covid-19 pandemic, a public inquiry has found.

‘Address migrant crisis'

SIR Keir Starmer urged European leaders to address the illegal migration “crisis” and to stand firm in support of Ukraine as he sought to strengthen the UK’s ties with the continent.

Mum is crafting happy experiences

'LEAP OF FAITH' CAREER CHANGE REWARDING

Airports can be a punishing experience

THERE’S a lot of talk at the moment about the state of our prisons.

Afghan Inquiry to hold 'closed hearings'

EVIDENCE IN CLOSED ROOM TO SAFEGUARD WITNESSES’

Harbour to be dredged to attract bigger ships

A NAVIGATION channel within Cattewater Harbour is to be dredged as part of improvements designed to attract more cargo and the ‘next generation’ of bigger, greener ships.

Drake's Island is in talks with investors

OWNER SAYS HE'D PREFER TO KEEP IT RATHER THAN SELL IT

Prisoners evacuated as Dartmoor jail shuts

CLOSURE COMES AFTER HIGH LEVEI VELS OF RADON GAS F: OUND IN THE JAIL

Lady and her family are in need of a new home

DOGS WERE RESCUED WHEN OWNER WAS MADE HOMELESS

HOME PARK FOR WOMEN

LADIES TEAM HOPE TO PLAY FIRST THREE GAMES AT STADIUM

Mcllroy aims to go better in Open at Troon

IN a 158-man field it would be a stretch to suggest all eyes will be on Rory McIlroy in the 152nd Open at Royal Troon, but maybe not much of one.