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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

Rising number of tents pitched by homeless

CENTRAL PARK IS THE LATEST LOCATION

Edwards: My injury despair

ARGYLE CAPTAIN LEFT DEVASTATED BY SEVERITY OF INJURY

Fernandes hopes Amorim can help revitalise United

MANCHESTER United captain Bruno Fernandes hopes new head coach Ruben Amorim can “change the energy” at the club.

Plymouth Boxer Adaway impresses with victory over Baonok in Thailand

PLYMOUTH bantamweight prospect Connor Adaway made an impressive return to the ring last weekend with a stoppage of an opponent on a bill – in Thailand.

Morgan's get the better of Keep's in Pairs tie

THE battle of the Father and Son pairs saw Brian and Jack Morgan get the better of Vince and Connor Keep, with the game starting in a tricky gusting wind.

Raducanu leads the British hopes

Emma Raducanu has been backed to play a starring role for Great Britain on her return from injury at the Billie Jean King Cup Finals.

US Open failure still hurts Mcllroy

RORY McIlroy admits his failure to win the US Open still “stings” as he bids to match Seve Ballesteros by winning a sixth Race to Dubai title.

Streeting orders cost review of 'dying law'

THE Health Secretary has ordered a Department of Health review of the costs of implementing any change in the law on assisted dying.

Review ordered into train fare prosecutions

AN INDEPENDENT review of rail fare prosecutions and enforcement has been ordered by the Government following claims of train operators taking disproportionate action.

Bosses on social media personally liable over knives

SOCIAL media bosses who fail to stop illegal knives being advertised on their sites could face £10,000 fines from police under Government plans.

Actor dies surrounded by family

ACTOR Timothy West, known for many roles in television and the theatre, has died peacefully in his sleep aged 90 “with his friends and family at the end”, his family said.

Trump's defence choice of TV host stuns Pentagon

US PRESIDENT-ELECT Donald Trump has stunned the Pentagon and the broader defence world by nominating Fox News host Pete Hegseth to serve as his defence secretary, looking to someone largely inexperienced and untested on the global stage to take over the world's largest and most powerful military.

Air ambulances given new landing site

IT'S THE CITY'S FIRST EVER 'COMMUNITY LANDING SITE'

Lump of coal sells for £1,500

RECOVERED FROM WRECK OF THE TITANIC

Auction to raise funds to help brave Clara

SIGNED ARGYLE SHIRT AND JEWELS AMONG SALE ITEMS

Mutley post office set to close in huge PO cuts

115 PO BRANCHES ARE TO BE AXED ACROSS THE UK

Derriford bans large helicopters after death

NOW CALL TO REVIEW ALL UK HOSPITAL LANDING SITES

'Bus shelter fails to give us any shelter at all!'

RESIDENTS ANGRY NEW SHELTER FAILS TO PROTECT THEM

Magical winter festival comes to Central Park

ICE SKATING, SANTA'S GROTTO AND FOOD & DRINK STALLS

ARGYLE'S HUGE TEST

ELEVEN GAMES IN 44 DAYS LIE IN WAIT FOR ROONEY'S MEN

Randell had to share his moment with fans

PILGRIMS PLAYMAKER IS FEELING FINE AFTER HIS INJURY ABSENCE

Whatley on song as A team win Cherry Tree derby

MIKE Whatley (31.98) fired legs in 14 and 12 darts - and a 156 checkout, to go alongside a 180 he plundered during a 3-0 singles win that was the best performance in the Monday Premier League game week 11.

Starmer commits to 81% cut in emissions

SIR Keir Starmer has committed to cutting UK greenhouse gas emissions by 81% by 2035 - but said he would not be telling people how to live their lives to curb climate change.