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Celebrating 'Ocean City' status in style at The Box

UNIQUE PLANKTON DRESS IS ALREADY ATTRACTING PLENTY OF ATTENTION

'Our road is now a river"

BLOCKED DRAIN CAUSING MISERY

REACTIVE ROONEY

EMOTIONS GET THE BETTER OF ARGYLE BOSS

Obafemi's first goal gets overshadowed by drama

UNTIL the 86th minute of Plymouth Argyle’s Championship clash against Blackburn Rovers at Home Park on Saturday it looked like a lot of the post-match talk would be about Michael Obafemi.

Perks hopes big crowd can be the difference in Devon Derby

HEAD coach Ryan Perks is hoping a big Home Park crowd can his Plymouth Argyle Women’s side an ‘extra 10 per cent to get us over the line’ in the Devon derby against Exeter City tonight (7.45pm).

Bentham's great finish is in vain in Cherry Tree loss

JACOB Bentham put together a 156 checkout that was the best finish of the week in the Steve Chapman 501 League but still found himself on the wrong end of a 9-2 loss as Cherry Tree D were downed by Kings Arms.

Poor OAPs' fuel aid blow

FOUR in every five pensioners living below or just above the poverty line will lose the winter fuel payment under planned benefit cuts, according to a charity.

Rare rain in the Sahara

A RARE deluge of rain has left blue lagoons of water amid the palm trees and sand dunes of the Sahara Desert, nourishing some of its most drought-stricken regions with more water than many have seen in decades.

Naval staff rally round colleague

THEY LAUNCH CAMPAIGN TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SOPHIE, 26

Meet the man known as the King of hospitality

EDMOND DAVARI MARKS 40 EARS AS A RESTAURATEUR

Town residents under a 'midnight curfew'

WOMEN ‘AFRAID TO GO OUT’ WHEN STREET LIGHTS SWITCHED OFF

TRP allows mobiles at interactive show

AUDIENCES WILL BE ABLE TO GIVE LIVE FEEDBACK

Council are asked for subsidy to fund buses

AUTHORITY WOULD HAVE TO PAY £12.3M TOWARDS COSTS

Teenagers attacked man in city car park

A MAN was attacked by three teenagers in the car park at Morrisons in Plymstock.

A FINE IS FINE FOR ROONEY!

ARGYLE BOSS MUST PAY UP FOR INDISCRETION

Whittaker is happy to take a booking for his moment of Argyle magic

FORWARD CAUTIONED FOR HIS GOAL CELEBRATION WITH GREEN ARMY AFTER STOPPAGE TIME WINNER

Saltash crew finish first in London

ROWERS from a Saltash-based Rowing club guided their gig to top spot in London's Great River Race - one of the biggest rowing events on the calendar, writes Tom Cunningham.

Reform UK threat over airport fracas

REFORM UK has said it will launch a private prosecution against the men suspected of being involved in a disturbance at Manchester Airport in July if they are not charged by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).

No 10 in plea for calm

THE UK pleaded for \"calm heads and restraint\" in the Middle East on the anniversary of the October 7 attack on Israel which triggered a wave of violence across the region.

'Wagatha' legal bill 'over £1.8m' claims Coleen Rooney

COLEEN Rooney has claimed she ran up a legal bill totalling more than £1.8m from her high-profile Wagatha Christie libel battle with Rebekah Vardy, the High Court has been told.

GP admits attempted murder bid

A BRITISH doctor has admitted trying to kill his mother's long-term partner, who stood between him and an inheritance, by injecting the man with poison disguised as a Covid-19 vaccine.

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.