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April 23, 2025

Navy's flagship sets sail for Far East

THOUSANDS of families and well-wishers lined the harbour walls in Portsmouth to wave off the Royal Navy’s flagship, HMS Prince of Wales, as it set sail for the Indo-Pacific yesterday.

Navy's flagship sets sail for Far East

3 mins

Vintage vehicles for sale at motor museum auction

THE contents of Moretonhampstead Motor Museum are up for auction next month, and it is estimated they could £sell for £700,000 to £900,000.

Vintage vehicles for sale at motor museum auction

1 min

Fisherman took his own life after using cocaine

A FISHERMAN found dead had days earlier been fired for turning up to work drunk, an inquest heard.

2 mins

Soldier's grave identified a century after he died on battlefield

THE grave of a solider from Devon who served during the First World War has finally been identified, almost exactly 107 years after he died on a battlefield in France.

Soldier's grave identified a century after he died on battlefield

3 mins

Motorcyclist hurt in crash in city

A MOTORCYCLIST suffered serious injuries following a crash in Plymouth yesterday morning.

1 min

School anniversary marked

MEMBERS of The Old Radfordians Association attended the 150th anniversary luncheon of the founding of Mount Radford School in 1875.

School anniversary marked

1 min

Farmers warned after string of rural raids

POLICE are investigating thefts at farms in Devon.

1 min

Homes left without water and schools shut as pipe bursts

THOUSANDS of properties in Devon remained without water yesterday, after a burst pipe at the weekend affected supplies.

Homes left without water and schools shut as pipe bursts

3 mins

Security increased after fire in city

SECURITY will be increased at two Plymouth building sites, following a devastating fire which destroyed and damaged buildings during the Eater weekend, writes William Telford.

Security increased after fire in city

1 min

'Listen to your body' plea

An athletic 25-year-old whose back pain was misdiagnosed as sciatica died from bone cancer less than a year after a \"grapefruit-sized\" tumour was found in her pelvis.

'Listen to your body' plea

4 mins

Gender ruling is welcomed by PM

A WOMAN is an “adult female”, Sir Keir Starmer has said, as he welcomed the Supreme Court’s judgment on the gender issue.

Gender ruling is welcomed by PM

2 mins

Israeli strikes lead to more deaths and loss of aid equipment

ISRAELI strikes on the Gaza Strip late on Monday and early yesterday killed at least 17 Palestinians, mostly women and children, and destroyed bulldozers and other heavy equipment that had been supplied by mediators to clear rubble.

1 min

US tariffs prompt IMF to reduce growth forecast

UNITED States tariffs leading to global trade disruption and unprecedented uncertainty is set to significantly slow growth in economies around the world, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned.

2 mins

Parliament in session – with plenty of noise and unruly behaviour

PARLIAMENT is in session in my garden at the moment.

2 mins

Attenborough presents story of humankind in hi-tech display

A 360-degree 'immersive' experience at the Natural History Museum opens in June, writes Hannah Roberts

Attenborough presents story of humankind in hi-tech display

2 mins

Accolades for the West's acclaimed rural businesses

Athwenna Irons reveals the winners of an awards scheme for South West firms described as the 'Rural Oscars'

4 mins

Department store is still going strong - 250 years on

ONE of the oldest family-owned department stores in the UK is celebrating its 250th birthday.

Department store is still going strong - 250 years on

2 mins

Whiff of pigs replaced with scented candles

WHEN my daughter lived in London, she said the best measure of the gentrification of an area was when the coffee shops started to outnumber the fried chicken takeaways.

3 mins

Wages decline at small firms amid National Insurance hike

RECENT analysis indicates that wages for staff at SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises) diminished towards the end of March, as these businesses struggled with the ramifications of Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ National Insurance tax increases.

Wages decline at small firms amid National Insurance hike

1 min

Globe-trotters are go

STUFF a sleeping bag in your oversized rucksack, it's time for another adventure.

Globe-trotters are go

1 min

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Western Morning News Newspaper Description:

PublisherReach Publishing Services Limited

CategoryNewspaper

LanguageEnglish

FrequencyDaily

The Western Morning News is a daily regional newspaper founded in 1860, and covering the West Country including Devon, Cornwall, Isles of Scilly and parts of Somerset and Dorset in the South West of England.

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