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Wanted: vital energy generators for Ukraine

AID VOLUNTEERS WILL TAKE THEM OVER TO UKRAINE

How local MPs voted on Assisted Dying Bill

EMOTIONAL fF IVEHOUR DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ww

Anger at potholes boils over

91% OF LOCAL RESIDENTS ARE NOT NAPPY suit STATE OF CITY ROADS

Vegan restaurant shuts after rising costs hit growth

A PLYMOUTH vegan restaurant has closed after just a year - blaming rising costs.

Ex-Chelsea manager Lampard appointed Coventry's new boss

COVENTRY have announced Frank Lampard as their new head coach on a two-and-a-half-year contract.

'We must be resilient' insists Argyle boss Rooney, who seeks a response to Norwich debacle

WAYNE Rooney has called on his Plymouth Argyle squad to be resilient and hard to play against when they take on Bristol City at Ashton Gate tomorrow.

Parkway asked for a favour by Gosport

PLYMOUTH Parkway are doing all they can to accommodate a request by tomorrow's opponents Gosport Borough to get the game on with the home club having ongoing issues with their floodlights.

This is not a business for snowflakery

Musical theatre star and broadcaster Michael Ball talks to HANNAH STEPHENSON about his work ethic and his partnership with Alfie Boe

Human rights concerns over assisted dying Bill

PARLIAMENT should be given more information and assurance that the assisted dying Bill is compatible with equality and human rights, a regulator has warned.

Net migration to UK falling after 906,000 peak

NET migration to the UK hit a higher than previously thought record of 906,000 in the year to June 2023, revised official estimates show.

Ex-British Army soldier spied for Iran

FORMER soldier Daniel Khalife has been found guilty of breaching the Official Secrets and Terrorism Acts by collecting sensitive information and passing it to agents of Iran.

Gregg Wallace to step away from MasterChef amid review

GREGG Wallace is to step away from presenting MasterChef while complaints made to the BBC by individuals about historical allegations of misconduct are investigated.

Cop who Tasered OAP found guilty of manslaughter

A POLICE officer who shocked a 95-year-old nursing home resident with a Taser has been found guilty of manslaughter in an Australian court.

Drug find worth up to £483k

CANNABIS WAS DISCOVERED AT CITY BUSINESS PARK

Airport wrangle leads to £1m loss

LEASEHOLDER FIRM REVEALS SIZE OF DEBT

Food waste bin plans earn critical reception

READERS are not happy to hear that local households will soon be required to separate their food scraps into a separate recycling bin as part of a £2.3 million Plymouth City Council initiative.

Still time to join Santa Fun Run

THIS year's Plymouth Santa Fun Run is less than two weeks away, and runners are still being invited to sign up and claim a free Santa suit to take part.

Nurse who died identified at inquest

AN inquest has identified a woman who died at a petrol station in Plymouth after suffering a medical episode.

Coast Path staircase is to undergo renovation

ROYAL WILLIAM YARD FACILITY HAS BATTLED BAD WEATHER

'Why I'll be voting for the Assisted Dying Bill'

MP FRED THOMAS EXPLAINS WHY HE'S IN FAVOUR OF IT

Acting police chief suspended over allegations

'I UNDERSTAND COMMUNITIES MAY BE CONCERNED'

Dream wedding at last for Karen

CITY NURSE WALKS DOWN AISLE AFTER LOSING LEGS TO SEPSIS

Customers told: 'Buzz for Booze!'

Shoppers at Plymstock's Morrisons store may have been surprised at finding the Christmas spirit a bit harder to reach than usual - with a special button to 'buzz for booze'.

Council opts to stick with election policy

PLYMOUTH City Council is to retain its annual election system - despite the public favouring a change to once every four year elections.

GIBSON IS TROUBLED

PERSISTENT THIGH INJURY FORCES DEFENDER TO SIT IT OUT

Furious Rooney admits: 'It can't carry on'

WOEFUL PILGRIMS THRASHED 6-1 BY A RAMPANT NORWICH CITY

Guardiola sorry for self harm comment

PEP Guardiola has insisted he did not want to make light of issues of self harm after comments about a cut on his nose on Tuesday night.

Henderson frustrated as naive Tavi get beat

TAVISTOCK manager Stuart Henderson cut a frustrated figure after seeing his side go down to a 3-2 defeat at Bashley in Southern League Division One with the inexperience of youth costing them dear.

Goodwin and Cox enjoy super win over defending champions

IN the mixed, there was a top of the table clash when Alison Goodwin and Alex Cox played last year’s winners Fiona Crutchley and Nick Haley.

Car makers are facing challenges - minister

THE problems facing car manufacturers as they shift to electric vehicles are not confined to Stellantis, Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds warned after the Vauxhall owner announced plans to close its Luton plant.