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November 24, 2025

Pair jailed for savage street revenge attack

TWO people who were involved in a “revenge attack” which left a man suffering multiple stab wounds have been jailed.

4 mins

Philharmonic Choir promising a lively and lyrical concert

STUDENTS might be traditionally known for drinking and philandering, and yet the latest performance from Plymouth Philharmonic Choir suggests it could well have been the same for student monks in the 13th century.

1 mins

City MP hails Navy's first ever laser weapon

MORE than £300m is being invested in the Royal Navy's first-ever laser weapon after it downed high-velocity drones in latest trials.

1 mins

Christmas candlelight specials

A STRING quartet, thousands of candles, and a soundtrack of seasonal classics are set to light up one of Plymouth's most iconic venues this December.

1 mins

Blade found near park during litter collection

A TEAM of public-spirited volunteers who endeavour to clean up their community have uncovered yet another frightening-looking weapon during their latest outing.

1 mins

Babcock profit leaps to £200m

HIKE IN DEFENCE SPENDING SEES 19% RISE IN FIRM'S OPERATING PROFIT

3 mins

Residents of caravan homes face fight to stay

MEETING COULD DECIDE TO REMOVE 20 PARK HOMES

4 mins

Dog owners are warned not to leave their pets in cold vehicles

DRIVERS are being reminded that leaving their dogs alone in their cars can put them at risk.

1 mins

Wrestling event coming to Union Street venue

GRAPPLE FANS TREATED TO 'NIGHT OF CHAOS' AT THE DEPO

2 mins

Team take medals at World Cup for schools

MARINE ACADEMY YEAR 9 SIDE TAKE BRONZE IN BARCELONA

1 mins

Woman angrily refutes lying about sex assaults

A WITNESS in the trial of a Plymouth-based criminal defence solicitor accused of sexually assaulting a number of his clients barracked a defence barrister while answer questions about incidents she claimed took place in the magistrates’ court.

4 mins

Ukraine talks continue

TOP European and Ukrainian envoys were meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, yesterday ahead of talks with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio over US President Donald Trump's proposal to end Russia's war on Ukraine.

1 mins

Hezbollah chief target of strike

ISRAEL has struck Lebanon's capital city, Beirut, for the first time since June, saying it targeted Hezbollah's chief of staff and warning the Iran-backed militant group not to rearm and rebuild.

1 mins

Protesters challenge camp plan

HUNDREDS of people protested yesterday against plans to house asylum seekers at an East Sussex army training camp, as speakers encouraged protesters to “form patrols” and stop paying council tax.

2 mins

'Shifting sands' blamed as pre-Budget criticism rages

A CABINET minister has defended the pre-Budget process, saying it has taken place on “shifting sands” amid fears about the economic impact of speculation about what it will contain.

1 mins

Reform ex-leader is 'ancient history'

REFORM UK head of policy Zia Yusuf said the party’s former leader in Wales who was jailed for taking bribes “is a guy which, far as we're concerned, is ancient history”.

1 mins

One afternoon ritual making a comeback

LAST Saturday afternoon the husband and I took afternoon tea. Real tea in a charming tea shop in Chagford accompanied by one of the best scones I've ever tasted.

2 mins

Covid Inquiry a complete waste of time and money

THE ludicrously expensive Covid Inquiry is wonderful for lawyers. It will cost in total £250 million and last four or five years. Not a single life will be saved. Even with the benefit of hindsight its conclusions are confusing. We are told \"if lockdown had happened a week earlier 23,000 lives would have been saved, but lockdown could have been avoided altogether\".

1 mins

NAKED AMBITION

MARION MCMULLEN marks the 50th anniversary of The Naked Civil Servant

1 mins

How to save but still celebrate

THE christmas wish of many parents is to give their kids the best of everything - even if it means sacrifices for themselves.

3 mins

Never too early to get prepped for Christmas

How on earth are we more than halfway through November?

2 mins

Checking out the competition

JUST when it seems every possible TV competition has been tried and tested, another one comes along.

1 mins

Broad thinks England threw in the towel too early in first test

STUART Broad accused England of throwing in the towel too early during Travis Head's ruthless onslaught which helped Australia draw first blood in the Ashes in Perth.

2 mins

Parkway dig deep to deny The Boatmen

PLYMOUTH Parkway had to settle for a hard-earned point against an impressive Sholing side at Bolitho Park, surviving a stern second-half examination to extend their growing reputation for staying in games they briefly look destined to lose.

4 mins

Albion edge league leaders in dramatic one-point win

IN an incredible game of rugby in National League One, Plymouth Albion scraped a one-point victory against top-of-the-league Rotherham Titans in a masterclass of scoreboard management. Despite the hideous conditions at the Brickfields ground, a crowd of 1,939 watched Albion edge the thrilling contest 22-21.

3 mins

Services snatch a draw to remain top

DEVONPORT Services snatched a 31-all draw in the first-against second showdown at Topsham to remain out in front in South West One.

3 mins

Tolaj strike clinches vital win at Vale

PLYMOUTH Argyle ended a six-match losing run with a scrappy but vital 1-0 victory in their bottom-of-the-table League One clash away to Port Vale.

4 mins

Cleverley admits to Argyle relief after win at Port Vale

Tom Cleverley believes Plymouth Argyle's 1-0 win away to Port Vale in their bottom-of-the-table League One clash at Vale Park will provide a much-needed boost of confidence for his players.

2 mins

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