Mass protest in Israel

TENS of thousands of Israelis have thronged Jerusalem in the largest anti-government protest since the country went to war last October.

Work starts to upgrade hospital facilities

MORE SPACE FOR EMERGENCY PATIENTS AND AMBULANCES

Green light given to demolish damp social housing flats

PLANS for the redevelopment of an affordable housing estate which would see homes demolished and rebuilt have been given the goahead.

Mum vows not to give up searching for Daniel

HE WAS LAST SPOTTED ON PORTHMEOR BEACH, ST IVES

City councillors urged to get on their e-bikes

PLYMOUTH councillors have been told to lead by example and get on bikes to travel to meetings if they want citywide action on climate change.

Houghton's rallying cry ahead of 'massive game'

PLYMOUTH Argyle need everyone together pushing in the right direction for the 'massive game' against Bristol City at Home Park today, midfielder Jordan Houghton has declared.

Foster frustrated by refereeing decisions

IAN Foster was 'bitterly disappointed' with the performance of referee James Linington during Plymouth Argyle's defeat at Norwich City on Good Friday, while accepting his side had not been ruthless enough when it came to their goalscoring chances, writes Chris Errington.

Jones' late strike bags Parkway a vital point

NOW FACE FIVE GAMES IN 11 DAYS

Nicholls aims to make Plymstock's 'yo-yo days' a thing of the past

PLYMSTOCK captain James Nicholls has set out his agenda for the season ahead - and it does not include just surviving following promotion.

Discounts drop as house sales rise

House sellers are typically shaving £10,000 off their original asking price to achieve a sale, says a property website.

'Come clean on Israel'

FOREIGN Secretary Lord Cameron is under pressure to publish the legal advice he has received on Israel's actions in Gaza following claims UK Government lawyers believe it has broken humanitarian law.

Public show of strength cheers King

THE King has been urged by a member of the public to \"keep going strong\", as he greeted well-wishers after attending the Easter Sunday service at Windsor Castle.

Pope's hope for Gaza

RALLYING from a winter-long bout of respiratory problems, Pope Francis led some 30,000 people in celebrations yesterday, Easter making a strong appeal for a ceasefire in Gaza and a prisoner swap between Russia and Ukraine.

Saltash relishes its transport trial day

RIDES on a land train, an electric tuk-tuk and free ferry trips saw people flocking to the waterside at Saltash on Saturday.

Care workers celebrated at awards ceremony

MORE THAN 300 NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED FOR HONOURS

Tungsten West to start production in 2026

FEASIBILITY STUDY BEING UNDERTAKEN THIS YEAR

Easter happiness at city care centre

EASTER bonnets were on parade as Plymouth's Greenacres Care Centre threw an Easter party.

Tree planted to replace survivor of the Blitz

LARGE SYCAMORE BY GUILDHALL FINALLY SUCCUMBED TO STORM

Witnesses sought after hit and run

A PLYMOUTH teenager has been left in a state of shock, after he was hit by a van while on his way to school. His family are appealing for witnesses, as they say the driver fled the scene.

Vast crane to clear bridge wreckage

The largest crane on the US Eastern Seaboard is being transported to Baltimore so crews can begin removing the wreckage of a collapsed bridge that has halted a search for four workers still missing days after the disaster.

Argyle beaten as they fail to build on early strike from whittaker

RELEGATION-THREATENED Plymouth Argyle could not build on holding a half-time lead as they slipped to a 2-1 defeat against playoff chasing Norwich City at Carrow Road.

Records are there to break for this group of Albion men

CAN you believe it, against all odds (and injuries) we managed to sneak another win on the road against Birmingham Moseley last weekend.

Govt to probe £72m council pension deal

PLYMOUTH City Council could face restrictions on its borrowing and even have to sell off assets as a result of its controversial £72m shares and pension deal.

Play Argyle star on the stage

YOU could say it's less a game of two halves and more one of three acts. A city playwright is looking for players of a different sort to star as Plymouth Argyle's FA Cup heroes.

Rule out Farage deal, Sunak told

Labour has demanded Rishi Sunak publicly rule out offering Nigel Farage a deal in exchange for not standing for Reform UK at the general election.

PM is criticised over knighthood for donor

Major Labour donors would not get an \"automatic pass\" to receiving honours if the party wins power, its chairwoman said as she criticised Rishi Sunak for recommending a knighthood for a top Tory backer.

DUP leader quits after 'historical allegations'

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has resigned as leader of the Democratic Unionist Party \"with immediate effect\" after the DUP said he had been charged with allegations of a historical nature.

Got a 4x4? Why not join volunteer group?

A GROUP which played a major part in the evacuation of Keyham amid last month's bomb drama is looking for new volunteers.

Musical that's simply Wizard

'WE'RE off to see the wizard, the wonderful Wizard of Oz...'

Staff raise £7k in memory of their colleague

HUGE DONATION FOR MOTOR NEURONE DISEASE CHARITY