Count Binface vows to rename London Bridge

LONDON mayoral candidate Count Binface says he would rename London Bridge and make Thames Water bosses “take a dip” in the river if he is elected.

King to resume duties as care continues

THE King is to return to public royal duties after the positive effect of cancer treatment.

Wanted: People to work at Take That's Argyle gig

PLYMOUTH Argyle are looking for people to work at the upcoming Take That gig in June.

INTO THE LIONS' DEN

ARGYLE HEAD TO MILLWALL LOOKING TO SEAL THEIR SAFETY

Beaumont, Privett and Hamilton in Devon squad

TWO Cornwood cricketers and one from Plympton have been named in Devon's 12-man squad for tomorrow's National Counties Twenty20 competition double-header against Cornwall at St Just (11am).

Who is playing who in the intense battle to stay in the Championship?

WITH TWO GAMES REMAINING, SEVEN TEAMS ARE SCRAPPING IT OUT FOR SURVIVAL

Navy's narrow win over RAF brought joy to the Brickfields

I CAN't believe we are finally here, and the season finale for Plymouth Albion. After 26 games, 2,080 minutes (give or take), a few nasty injuries, and a HUGE amount of rain, we are completing the 2023/24 season this weekend.

Irish claims of Rwanda effect rebuffed by No 10

IT is too early to jump to conclusions about the impact of the Rwanda plan, Downing Street has said, after the Irish government claimed it was causing an influx of migrants into the Republic.

Woman admits murdering and burying partner

A PRIMARY school teacher accused of stabbing her partner to death “in cold blood” before burying his body in their garden has pleaded guilty to murder.

University protesters settle in for 10th day

THE students at an encampment at Columbia University who inspired a wave of pro-Palestinian demonstrations across America dug in for their 10th day yesterday. It comes as administrators and police at college campuses from California to Connecticut wrestle with how to address protests that have seen scuffles with police and hundreds of arrests.

Paperwork for rail line 'will take five years'

...BUT BUILDING WORK CAN BE DONE IN JUST FIVE MONTHS

Restrictions on parking blamed for custom fall

COUNCIL 'NOT THINKING ABOUT BUSINESSES' SAYS OGGY BOSS

An opportunity to remember lost loved ones

PARENTS OF OLIVER TO TAKE PART IN CHSW MEMORY WALK

Babcock wins new contract for navy frigates refit

DEVONPORT Dockyard operators Babcock have secured the contract to manage a support group involved in the refitting of Royal Navy Type 23 class frigates, which they say will mean creating new roles for 40 engineering technicians and managers in Plymouth.

John's 'In a spin' with reissued vinyl singles

A NEW Devon record label is reissuing classic vinyl singles from the golden age of music, including a very rare release from the band that became Status Quo. Three music buffs from Plymouth and Exeter have just released an early effort from pre-Quo group The Traffic Jam and even tracked down and interviewed Quo leader Francis Rossi for the liner notes.

End is in sight for diabetes runner

A MAN with type one diabetes is this weekend hoping to complete his journey, running from John O’Groats to Land’s End, having passed through Plymouth and crossed the Tamar Bridge this week.

Mouldy flat 'is ruining our lives', say family

CORNWALL HOUSING GIVES APOLOGY FOR 'ANY DISTRESS'

Eagle lands at Devonport

MARIA Eagle, shadow minister for defence procurement, has stressed Labour’s commitment to Britain’s nuclear deterrent programme during a visit to Devonport Dockyard.

Refugee council warns of asylum 'catastrophe'

THE Government’s sweeping asylum reforms and plans to send migrants to Rwanda could cause a “system meltdown” costing the taxpayer billions of pounds, campaigners have warned.

Single celebrates our Right To Roam

TOTNES singer/songwriter Holly Ebony has recorded her latest single, Follow Your Feet in celebration of Right To Roam, with all proceeds from the song being donated to the movement.

Fox ordered to pay £180k in libel damages

LAURENCE Fox has been ordered to pay a total of £180,000 in damages to two people he referred to as paedophiles on social media after losing a High Court libel battle.

Nancekivell can expect no favours from his ex-protégé

INTERIM BOSS LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING ARGYLE'S ONE THAT GOT AWAY

Avoid defeat and Parkway are safe from relegation

PLYMOUTH Parkway gave themselves a fighting chance of staying in the Southern League Premier Division with a superb 3-1 win over Hayes & Yeading in a match they could not afford to lose on Wednesday night.

Tavistock have the last laugh on gobby Wimborne

TUESDAY'S stunning and dramatic 3-2 win over Southern League Division One hopefuls Wimborne Town meant so much more than the three points for Tavistock, writes Stuart James.

FORSHAW FIT TO PLAY

MIDFIELDER BACK IN TRAINING AS SCANS SHOW NO DAMAGE

Torpoint ferry could be cut, says Labour

'UNFUNDED TOLL FREEZES MAY JEOPARDISE TAMAR CROSSINGS'

Running festival set to be packed

MANY ROAD CLOSURES THIS WEEKEND

Boots apologises for problems at new pharmacy

“TEETHING issues” suffered by the new Boots pharmacy at Plymouth’s Derriford Hospital will soon be resolved, according to health chiefs.

HOPE YET FOR ISSAKA

YOUNG STRIKER MAY GET AN OPPORTUNITY AT MILLWALL

Chaddlewood are far too strong for poor Shopfitters

LEADERS of Division One, Chaddlewood (Molyneux Assoc) A, came out on top 9-1 against Shopfitting By SWS A.