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War rages one year on

ISRAELIS have held sombre ceremonies to mark one year since the deadliest attack in the country's history a Hamas-led raid that shattered its sense of security and ignited wars on two fronts, with no end in sight.

Faces of mental health helpline

LIVEWELL SPECIALISTS ARE TRAINED TO HELP IN CRISIS

New 'Urban Quarter' is in progress

HOMES PART OF SHERFORD BUT HAVE DIFFERENT LOOK

Lord Mayor sees bright Prospects for old haunt

AREA NOW FAR CRY FROM PLACE WHERE FEUDING FAMILIES ONCE FOUGHT

Boxers working hand in glove with community

CLUB TURNS ITS ATTENTIONS TO HELPING LOCAL RESIDENTS

Central Park upgrade to last another year

WEATHER PLAYING A PART IN DELAYS

Disgust as more rubbish dumped on Dartmoor

DARTMOOR locals are fuming at more \"absolutely awful\" fly-tipping incidents at two popular beauty spots.

Roald Dahl's Matilda to make a musical return

TRP TO STAGE POPULAR SHOW IN 2026

Autumn colours already on display

SPECTACULAR autumn colours have come early this year at The Garden House, near Buckland Monachorum.

AGONY TO ECSTASY!

ROONEY SENT OFF, BUT ARGYLE WIN IT IN STOPPAGE TIME

Pilgrims victorious in style with late, late goal

ROONEY SENT OFF BUT WHITTAKER WINS A THRILLER AT HOME PARK

Plymstock overcome Cully to reach the semi-final

PLYMSTOCK Oaks are through to the last four of the Devon Intermediate Cup thanks to a 36-28 win over Cullompton at Horsham Fields.

Henderson left delighted as Tavi march on

TAVISTOCK can look forward to today's FA Trophy fourth qualifying round draw after winning through with an excellent 3-1 win over Horndean at Langsford Park.

Ex-PM hits out at islands' handover

CEDING the Chagos Islands to Mauritius was \"completely the wrong thing to do\", former prime minister Boris Johnson has warned.

New rules for freebies

THE Government is \"trying to meet the expectations\" the public has of ministers when it comes to freebies, a Cabinet minister has said.

Gray quits role due to 'distraction'

SUE Gray has quit as the Downing Street chief of staff, citing fears she was \"becoming a distraction\" to Sir Keir Starmer's government.

Mosque strike kills 19

AN ISRAELI strike on a mosque in the Gaza Strip early yesterday killed at least 19 people, Palestinian officials said, as Israel intensified its bombardment of northern Gaza and southern Beirut in its widening war on Iran-allied militant groups across the region.

Quest to revive rail link plan is gathering pace

GOVERNMENT HAS PLACED TAVISTOCK LINK IN JEOPARDY

Ponies 'must be protected on moor"

MP SAYS HE'S 'CAUTIOUSLY OPTIMISTIC'

Sherford sporting hub is 'open for everyone'

NEW COMPLEX OFFERS EXTENSIVE FACILITIES

Awards show MAP finding a route to work-life balance

SCHOOLS PRAISED FOR WORKLOAD MANAGEMENT

MP's crossings survey receives strong response

SNAP POLL AHEAD OF TAMAR INQUIRY

Councillors back plan to reopen St Jude's pub

RESISTANCE CONTINUES TO PLAN FOR FLATS CONVERSION

Couple win £300,000 on Lottery scratchcard

NOW PLANNING A DREAM HOLIDAY TO LAS VEGAS

ARGYLE SIGN GRAY

ROONEY DELIGHTED WITH SIGNING OF PROVEN GOALSCORER\"

Edwards available for Rovers

CAPTAIN Joe Edwards and teenage prospect Freddie Issaka are both available for a return to action when Plymouth Argyle take on sixth-placed Blackburn Rovers in the Championship at Home Park today.

Navy chief 'sorry' for crew bullying

THE head of the Royal Navy has apologised after an investigation found \"misogyny, bullying and other unacceptable behaviours\" in the submarine service.

PM's 'renewal' pledge

SIR Keir Starmer said he wants to \"relight the fires of renewal\" in areas hit hard by deindustrialisation, as he pledged £22bn for carbon capture and storage projects.

PCs get jobs back after athlete search dismissal

TWO former Metropolitan Police officers have been handed their jobs back and will receive back-pay after winning an appeal against a ruling that they lied about smelling cannabis during a stopand-search of British athlete Bianca Williams and her partner.

Israel strikes hit Beirut

ISRAEL carried out a series of massive air strikes in southern suburbs of Beirut and another that cut off the main border crossing between Lebanon and Syria, a crossing point for tens of thousands of people fleeing Israeli bombardment.