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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.

No pressure on MPs over assisted dying vote - PM

THE Prime Minister has pledged to study the details of a new assisted dying Bill as he insisted no MPs will face pressure ahead of the first Commons debate on the issue in almost a decade.

Welby to quit over 'prolific' church abuser

THE Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has announced he will resign, following days of pressure after a damning review into the most prolific abuser associated with the Church of England.

14 dead in Israeli strike

ISRAELI air strikes hit a cafeteria and a home in the Gaza Strip, killing at least 14 people, medical officials said.

Animal home in urgent plea for cash to buy land

GABLES DOGS & CATS HOME SETS UP NEW FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN

City centre upgrade projects 'too long'

PEOPLE LOSING CONFIDENCE IN THEM, SAYS COUNCILLOR

'I found out I had dyslexia - at 50"

NOW MARK HAS PASSED A PROFESSIONAL DIPLOMA

New city bishop appointment on hold... again

BISHOP PHILIP. MOGER WAS TO BE INSTALLED LAST WEEK

Vintage fashion firm is 'driven out of business'

DROP IN CONSUMER SPEND AND LACK OF TOURISTS BLAMED

Jaz turns sleuth to investigate climate theories

LOOKING INTO MISINFORMATION ONLINE

New shop opens at city's £19m retail centre

OGGY OGGY PASTY SHOP UP AND RUNNING AT DERRIFORD SITE

CAPTAIN MATERIAL

BOSS ROONEY SEES RANDELL AS ARGYLE'S FUTURE LEADER

Raiders fail to build on an early lead at Bears

EVEN in Division Three and more humbling surroundings, reminders of Plymouth Raiders' long and illustrious history crop up.

Sara's hat-trick helps Pilgrims to a superb comeback win

PLYMOUTH Argyle returned to FA Women's National League Southern Premier Division action with a 4-3 victory over Gwalia United at Home Park, writes Lexie Sanders.

It's good to be back for Buttler

JOS Buttler is savouring the feeling of leading England to victory once more after shaking off the ring rust with a blistering 83 off 45 balls against the West Indies in Barbados.

Firms facing terrible choices’ after Budget

HOSPITALITY and retail businesses have said they have \"terrible choices to make\" about potential cuts to investment and their workforces due to Budget tax rises.

Strongest position sought for Ukraine moving into winter

SIR Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron discussed putting Ukra in the \"strongest possible posi going into winter\" as they met amid uncertainty over the future of US backing for Kyiv.

Former soldier confesses to prison escape

FORMER soldier Daniel Khalife has pleaded guilty partway through his trial to escaping from prison.

Israeli strike hits family at central Gaza Strip camp

PALESTINIAN medical officials say an Israeli strike hit a tent sheltering a displaced family in the central Gaza Strip, killing at least three people, including the parents of twins.

Flats plan for Derry's Cross

ALTERNATIVE USE FOR EMPTY OFFICE SPACE IN CITY

Emily engineers herself award win

BABCOCK APPRENTICE GIVEN TOP AWARD

Comedian adds Guildhall gia to UK tour

CHRIS McCausland, the comedian who has become a household name thanks to his appearance on BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing, is bringing his comedy show to Plymouth.

Solo pole mission begins for para athlete Jonny

BID TO BE FIRST DISABLED PERSON TO REACH SOUTH POLE WITHOUT SUPPORT

Death of Jean “affected us all' say her family

WOMAN, 87, BLOWN OVER BY HELICOPTER

Pollard travels to Falklands for islands' Remembrance

PLYMOUTH MP Luke Pollard laid a wreath and took part in Remembrance Day events on the Falklands Islands in his capacity as Labour's Minister for the Armed Forces.

Wreaths from South West are ferried to the capital

SPECIAL trains carrying wreaths of poppies to London's Paddington station stopped at stations across the railway network yesterday, as part of commemorations for Armistice Day.