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SZUCS PRAISED

THE HUNGARIAN HAS BECOME A FIRST TEAM REGULAR

Albion aim to recover from loss at Rotherham

PLYMOUTH Albion are aiming to recover from a gut-wrenching defeat to Rotherham, where they were narrowly beaten in the final moments of the game.

Argyle linked with move for Swedish midfielder

PLYMOUTH Argyle are considering making a bid for 23-year-old Swedish midfielder Fredrik Hammar in the January transfer window, according to a report in the Scandinavian media.

£15m 'wasted' on migrant camp site

THE Home Office spent £15m buying a derelict prison contaminated with asbestos amid political pressure to stop housing migrants in hotels, according to Whitehall's spending watchdog.

Safety pledge for Brits going overseas for ops

THE Health Secretary has said he will work to improve safety for Britons travelling abroad for cosmetic procedures in the wake of several deaths.

McCall reveals tumour diagnosis

CELEBRITIES have flocked to wish Davina McCall well after she revealed she has been diagnosed with a brain tumour, with fellow TV presenter Amanda Holden sending \"so much love\".

Experts: Climate talks 'no longer fit for purpose'

THE process of UN climate negotiations is no longer fit for purpose and requires a comprehensive overhaul, leading experts have warned.

Uber and rival bid to run in city

LICENSING COMMITTEE WILL DECIDE WHETHER TO ALLOW

24-hour gym to open at Barcode?

PLANNING PERMISSION HAS BEEN SOUGHT

Barbican eatery best in the South West at awards

A PLYMOUTH restaurant has been selected as the 'Best South West Restaurant' at the Taste of the West awards. Owners of 'The Fig Tree @ 36' are over the moon to have scooped the prestigious award.

Concert to feature works by Haydn and Mozart

PLYMOUTH Philharmonic Choir will welcome lovers of classical music to a concert featuring works by composers Haydn and Mozart on Saturday 30 November, at 7.30pm, in The Minster Church of St Andrew.

SWW admits dumping raw sewage into lake

SOUTH WEST WATER PLEADS GUILTY TO FIVE POLLUTION OFFENCES

Armada Way legal bill 'has cost thousands'

BUT CAMPAIGNERS SAY COSTS RAISED BY COUNCIL REBUTTAL

Anger over plan to shut £5m unit after just a year

STAFF BLAST 'COST-CUTTING EXERCISE' DESPITE PRESSURES

City lights up for Christmas

THOUSANDS GATHER TO ENJOY THE ‘BIG SWITCH-ON'

Christmas boxes packed for Ukraine

FIFTY Christmas boxes for children in Ukraine have been filled by members of a Plymouth charitable group.

AN OPEN INVITATION

EDWARDS GRATEFUL FOR CHANCE TO LEARN NEW SKILLS

McPhee is happy to set Parkway targets

STUART JAMES

Argyle fans have not seen the best of me yet Palsson

VICTOR Palsson has admitted the Green Army have not seen 'anything close to what I can do' after a frustrating start to his time at Plymouth Argyle.

Henderson feels he has unearthed another Tavi gem

ONE LOOK at the Southern Football League website tells you all you need to know about the make-up of Tavistock's squad this season.

Coach Borthwick 'under pressure'

RASSIE Erasmus insists Steve Borthwick is a coach under pressure as South Africa look to inflict further misery on England at Allianz Stadium.

Government to ban coal mining projects

NEW coal mining schemes will be banned in the UK, the Government has said.

Starmer hails arrest of small boat suspect

SIR Keir Starmer has said the arrest of a 44-year-old Turkish man suspected of being a supplier of small boats was a \"significant piece of the jigsaw\" in tackling Channel migrant crossings but \"I'm not pretending it's the silver bullet\".

Charles marks birthday with food hub visit

THE King has celebrated his 76th birthday by visiting a food distribution hub as part of his drive to support charities feeding the nation.

Babcock profits leap to £170m

DOCK YARD WORK IS KEY TO FIRM'S GROWING REVENUE’

Community hero to switch on lights

JO CONNETT ORGANISES LOCAL SOUP RUN

Dawson saves Homebase jobs

SOME STORES WILL NOW BECOME PART OF HIS 'RANGE' EMPIRE

Keyham: Minister vows to "prioritise' response

YET TO GIVE AN OFFICIAL REACTION TO CONSULTATION ON FIREARMS REFORM

Ginsters fined £1.28m after worker's death

PAUL WAS CRUSHED TO DEATH BY LORRY AT PASTY FACTORY

Jury rule Jean's death 'accidental' as inquest closes

CORONER TO PEN REPORT INTO DEATH AFTER HELIPAD INCIDENT