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August 05, 2025

Increase in remote GP consultations

GPs (RCGP), said: “Remote consultations, whether delivered over the phone or via video, can offer convenience and flexibility that many patients value, and evidence has shown that in the vast majority of cases, remote care is safe.

2 mins

Man in 70s airlifted after bike crash

A BIKER who suffered serious injuries during a crash in Cornwall had to be airlifted to hospital.

1 mins

Woman dies after BMW crash near airport

A WOMAN has died following a serious crash on the A30, near Exeter Airport.

1 mins

Historic Oasis recording studio on sale for £1.95m

THE renowned Westcountry recording studio which helped to catapult Britpop icons Oasis towards superstardom has been put up for sale.

1 mins

Better access to support for new mothers

MORE new mothers will be able to access 24/7 breastfeeding support, after the Government extended a national advice service.

1 mins

Survey reveals costs of popular home renovations are dropping

THE typical cost of some popular home renovations has fallen in recent months, analysis of job inquiries indicates.

1 mins

£12,000 cost of memorial council bench slammed

TORBAY Council has been urged to think again over the amount it charges for memorial plaques and benches, amid anger over a 'two-tier' system.

2 mins

Seafront flats plan faces concerted opposition

A NUMBER of residents, the Environment Agency and a town council are all opposed to a plan to build 56 flats near the seafront in Cornwall.

2 mins

Exeter Airport set to be sold as part of £200m deal

EXETER Airport is being sold as part of a multi-million-pound deal.

2 mins

Fresh warning about identity theft

THE fraud prevention service Cifas has highlighted a “worrying trend” of people selling their own identities - potentially leaving themselves liable for loans or credit taken out in their name by criminals.

1 mins

Homebuilder tells Shadow Chancellor of tax impacts

LEADING South Devon housebuilder has hosted Shadow Chancellor Sir Mel Stride to discuss key challenges impacting family businesses and developers in the South West.

2 mins

Salt warnings on menus can encourage healthier choices – study

SALT warnings on restaurant menus can encourage consumers to make healthier choices, a first study into the initiative has suggested.

1 mins

Backlash after Royal Mail removes post box

THE Royal Mail has been told it is “making a mistake” in removing a Plymouth post box which an MP says elderly people in St Budeaux rely on.

2 mins

M5 scare as lorry veers into oncoming traffic

THIS is the hair-raising moment a truck careered across the central reservation of the M5

2 mins

Wheat fears as bioethanol plants face closure

THE UK's largest bioethanol plant says it has received its final scheduled wheat delivery as crisis talks continue with the Government to try to keep it open.

2 mins

West train services axed due to dry embankments

A TRAIN timetable has been cut because soil along the route is too dry.

2 mins

Storm Floris hits northern parts of UK

STORM Floris brought travel disruption to northern parts of the UK, with roads and railway lines blocked by fallen trees and festival events cancelled, amid high winds.

1 mins

Police still hunting rioters a year on from UK disorder

DOZENS of suspected rioters are still wanted by police, a year after disorder that broke out across the UK.

1 mins

Tougher gun laws start, after Keyham

PEOPLE with a record of violence or domestic abuse will be prevented from owning firearms under new rules following a series of killings in recent years.

2 mins

Broadcaster James Whale dies

TV and radio presenter James Whale has died at the age of 74, TalkTV has announced.

1 mins

Farage: Police should reveal immigration status

POLICE forces should release information including immigration status about people who are charged with crimes, Nigel Farage has suggested.

2 mins

South Korea starts to remove border propaganda loudspeakers

SOUTH Korea's military has said it has begun removing loudspeakers along its border with North Korea, in a move aimed at reducing tensions between the neighbouring countries.

1 mins

Trial starts in Russia of mass shooting suspects

A TRIAL has begun in Russia for 19 defendants accused of involvement in last year’s shooting rampage in a Moscow concert hall that killed 149 people and wounded more than 600 others.

2 mins

Conservatives call for greater support for coastal habitats and communities

CONSERVATIVE MPs are urging Labour to cut red tape for marine restoration companies to support coastal communities in decline.

1 mins

Colourful day-flying moth on the increase

The striking Jersey Tiger is being spotted more widely by butterfly recorders, reports Rebecca Speare-Cole

2 mins

Households could make huge savings from clean tech – report

There are calls for more grants and low-cost loans to help people switch to green technology, which could'save up to £37,000 in 15 years. Emily Beament reports

3 mins

Council could sell off its farms estate to reduce debts

The farms estate is Cornwall Council's largest land asset. Lee Trewhela reports on the debate over its future

5 mins

Andy Phillips on Tuesday

Read Andy’s column every week in the Western Morning News

3 mins

A vision of the future

A ROUTINE EYE TEST CAN REVEAL EARLY SIGNS OF VARIOUS HEALTH CONDITIONS, INCLUDING DIABETES, HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE, AND AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES. CAMILLA FOSTER LEARNS MORE

3 mins

Don't let swelling blow up your summer plans

While us Brits tend to rejoice at the arrival blue skies and sunshine, hot weather can have painful, swollen consequences on our feet and hands.

2 mins

Pizza chain confirms 74 stores will go

PAPA John’s yesterday confirmed that it will be closing 74 of its UK takeaway outlets after facing severe financial struggles in the last 12 months.

1 mins

Jobs are lost – but Morrisons turns a profit

MORRISONS has returned to profitability for the first time since its private equity-backed takeover in 2021, despite shedding over 3,600 jobs.

1 mins

A life-changing diagnosis

DISCOVERING THE FACTS ABOUT ADHD Dr Clare Bailey and, inset, Dr Karan Rajan

1 mins

Yamashita resists challengers to triumph at Royal Porthcawl

JAPAN’S Miyu Yamashita held off a strong challenge from Charley Hull to win the AIG Women's Open by two shots on Sunday.

1 mins

I'm in great shape and a strong place, says Dina

DINA Asher-Smith believes she is in a “strong place” ahead of next month's World Athletics Championships following a battling victory in the women’s 200 metres at the UK Championships on Sunday.

2 mins

Trainers granted joint licence

LUCINDA Russell and Michael Scudamore have been granted a joint licence by the British Horseracing Authority.

1 mins

Cartesian can continue good form for Ralph

RALPH Beckett will never forget his week at Goodwood and his good run can continue with Miss Cartesian in the Daily Bet Boosts At BetVictor Fillies’ Handicap at Newbury.

2 mins

Palace learn their fate in play-off

CRYSTAL Palace have been drawn to face either Fredrikstad or FC Midtjylland in the Conference League playoffs.

2 mins

Cleverley is grateful for Home Park support

TOM Cleverley declared he was ‘hugely grateful for the support’ after his first competitive match as Plymouth Argyle head coach was played out in front of a near full house at Home Park.

2 mins

Caldwell critical of spot kick that costs Grecians

EXETER City manager Gary Caldwell was left critical of the refereeing decision that cost the Grecians in their 1-0 opening day defeat to Doncaster Rovers - with the officials failing to implement their own new rules.

3 mins

England go down to defeat as Series is drawn

‘The game felt like it was won and lost on a number of occasions over the past few days but England looked to have settled it on the third afternoon, when the twin centuries of Joe Root and Harry Brook took them to 301 for three.

1 mins

Sheehan banned for four matches

BRITISH and Irish Lions hooker Dan Sheehan has been suspended for four matches following his illegal clearout of Australia’s Tom Lynagh during Saturday's third Test in Sydney.

1 mins

Isak back with Newcastle for talks over his future

LEXANDER Isak is facing showdown talks with Newcastle boss Eddie Howe after returning to Tyneside.

2 mins

Argyle condemn abuse of midfielder Wiredu

Club supporting new signing after a torrent of abuse from fans

1 mins

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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.