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August 27, 2025

CLA farmers' poll reveals concern

A NEW poll of 500 farmers and landowners has revealed how the Government's 'family farm tax' is wrecking trust, livelihoods and Labour's future in rural seats.

2 mins

Robotic lion takes to the circus ring

A UNIQUE robotic circus lion which took 11 months to build is taking to the stage in the Westcountry.

1 mins

Summer set to be warmest on record

A LONG spell of above-average temperatures means this summer will “almost certainly” be the UK’s warmest on record, according to new figures from the Met Office.

1 mins

Reeves praises ambition on visit

Ms Gelderd said South East Cornwall cannot be left behind as almost a quarter of dockyard workers already live in the region, and the area must have the infrastructure to benefit from this future growth.

1 mins

Pharmacists using own funds to stay afloat

PHARMACISTS are using their personal savings and remortgaging their homes to keep their businesses afloat, with experts warning financial struggles have left many in the sector “teetering on the brink\".

1 mins

'Fly the flag: yes, painting over street signs: no'

PLYMOUTH Tories have welcomed the sudden unfurling of St George's flags around the city as a “show of patriotism” - but have condemned anyone causing vandalism.

2 mins

New toilet repair bill won't fall on taxpayer

THE bill for repairing a door to a new toilet block that had to be smashed open to free a trapped member of the public won't fall to taxpayers.

1 mins

Work starts on barge for Navy ship construction

A GIANT barge to be used in the construction of new Navy ships is being built in Fife before being moved to Appledore shipyard in Devon.

2 mins

Winds from south bring unexpected locust visitor

AN Egyptian locust has been spotted in a Westcountry garden - blown in on winds from the Sahara during the recent heatwave.

1 mins

Reminder issued about mobile phone emergency alert drill

AN emergency alert drill will send a test message to mobile phones across the UK next month.

1 mins

Cancer cases to soar, charities predict

MORE than six million new cases of cancer could be diagnosed in England between now and 2040 - including 722,000 cases in the South West, charities have warned.

1 mins

Sainsbury's submits plans to build new supermarket outlet

SAINSBURY'S has submitted plans for a new store, filling station and up to 60 houses between Falmouth and Penryn.

1 mins

'Overwhelming support' to reopen road to cars

LIFE on roads around a controversial car-ban street in Exeter has become 'intolerable' according to campaigners fighting to get it reopened.

1 mins

Expansion plan for dental practice

A NORTH Devon dental practice which is getting 30 new patient requests a week is asking for planning permission to expand.

1 mins

Peatland water quality project up for UK award

SOUTH West Water has been shortlisted for the Biodiversity Challenge Awards 2025, in recognition of its innovative Upstream Thinking programme.

2 mins

Sir Andy becomes Dunblane charity patron

SIR Andy Murray has become an official patron of a charity set up in the aftermath of the Dunblane massacre.

1 mins

Reform ‘would deport 600,000’

REFORM UK would seek to deport up to 600,000 asylum seekers in its first parliament – if elected to government.

3 mins

Helicopter family heartbroken

TWO of the victims of a helicopter crash on the Isle of Wight have been named by their “heartbroken and devastated” family.

1 mins

Bid for permanent EU food and drink deal

THE Government said it wants to get a permanent deal with the European Union on food and drink agreed in the next 18 months, as it sets out its stall ahead of talks later this year.

2 mins

Australia accuses Iran of organising two antisemitic attacks

AUSTRALIA'S Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has accused Iran of organising two antisemitic attacks, and has said his country is cutting off diplomatic relations with Tehran in response.

1 mins

Israeli protesters seek end to hostage crisis

PROTESTERS in Israel yesterday set fire to tyres, blocked major roads across the country and demanded a ceasefire that would free hostages still held in Gaza, as Israeli leaders pressed ahead with plans for an offensive which they argue is needed to crush Hamas.

2 mins

M&S launches eBay resale platform to recycle clothes

Customers will be able to support the circular economy by sending their 'pre-loved' items by free courier service to a repair and resale specialist, writes Josie Clarke

2 mins

Poetry which demonstrates real connections to moorland

A newly released collection of poems by the late Mark Beeson draws on decades of keen observation of Dartmoor landscapes and people, writes Martin Hesp

3 mins

PM must try and solve the insoluble

THE Government's problems are many and various. From our stuttering economy to our overcrowded prisons there are any number of issues that will be giving rise to deep concern inside 10 Downing Street and beyond.

3 mins

Cheviot ewe takes supreme honours

In the foothills of Dartmoor, it was fitting that hill sheep breeds reigned supreme in the interbreed at Chagford Show.

1 mins

Strong rams drive trade at NSA South West sale

POSITIVE clearance rates and improved averages were the themes of the day at Exeter Livestock Market last Wednesday, where the National Sheep Association (NSA) held their annual South West ram sale.

1 mins

Harvest hit by 'extreme variability'

ARABLE farmers are facing “another challenging year” as extreme variability in yields presents a tough outlook for the sector, according to new data.

2 mins

Farmers left in limbo as CS agreements end

THE Nature Friendly Farming Network (NFFN) is urging the Government to support farmers whose Countryside Stewardship (CS) agreements come to an end this year.

2 mins

Industry to collaborate for Love Lamb Week

THIS year's Love Lamb Week will see a raft of industry activity to celebrate lamb, its versatility and nutrition, and the farmers and landscapes involved in its production.

3 mins

Kids do click in to the natural world

Wildlife tv presenter Steve Backshall says outdoor adventures not only help his three children sleep more soundly, but also promote \"a far greater sense of wellbeing\". By CAMILLA FOSTER

3 mins

RICHARD IRVINE

DOUBLE TROUBLE FOR A FIRST TIME DAD OF TWINS Emma’s a chip off the old block ...and the block’s feeling its age

2 mins

Debenhams considers selling PrettyLittleThing

DEBENHAMS Group is considering the sale of its PrettyLittleThing brand as it pushes ahead with a major turnaround strategy.

1 mins

Reeves warned that UK can’t tax its way to success

THE chief executive of holiday park chain Butlin’s has criticised Chancellor Rachel Reeves, arguing that raising taxes on businesses is not the route to enhancing the UK economy.

2 mins

The artful dodger

GREAT BRITISH FAKE OFF: Inigo Philbrick offers a fascinating insight into his downfall from high life

1 mins

I gave myself another chance - battling Draper

RUSTY Jack Draper battled through to the second round at the US Open on his return from injury.

3 mins

Lion could go for Prix du Moulin

THE Lion In Winter could be set for a quick return to France for the Prix du Moulin on Sunday week.

1 mins

Lazy Griff will need rain, admits Johnston

> Lazy Griff, centre, chases home Lambourn at Epsom

2 mins

Moment of inspiration at Kempton

IT will take a good one to beat Moment Of Light in the Unibet/British Stallion Studs EBF Novice Stakes at Kempton.

1 mins

Grecians need to be more consistent

EXETER City defender Jack Fitzwater has called for the Grecians to add more consistency to their game after defeat to Northampton Town.

1 mins

Improving Truro still searching for first points

ENTERPRISE NATIONAL LEAGUE Boreham Wood 2-1 Truro City

4 mins

Cleverley has sights set on adding midfielder

Argyle boss confident club will keep hold of players as transfer window counts down

2 mins

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Western Morning News Description:

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Språk: English

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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.