The UK’s leading cancer charity held its Cornwall Mighty Hike over the weekend of August 31, with walkers tackling a full or half marathon distance.
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A 19th century impression of life in Plympton
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Cardiff have no answer as the Green Machine extend to six
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Tavistock continue to pull clear of drop zone
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'WE WON'T GIVE UP...'
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Forecast for UK economy downgraded
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Draper dreams of Grand Slam glory
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North Macedonia seeks justice
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Rare first edition of Harry Potter book spells profit
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Princess of Wales salutes the Irish Guards
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HUNDREDS OF CREDITORS OWED MONEY
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