Special effects job is a labour of love

ARTS UNI GRADUATE ON HER ROLE AT DORSET COMPANY

Had our fill of potholes

BACK in the day, a story about someone complaining about a pothole was standard fayre in local weekly newspapers and a solid lead back on page 18.

Royal approval for sea cadets

DRILL TEAM WIN GOLD AT HMS RALEIGH

Pub owner defends decision to apply for flats conversion

ST JUDE'S LOCALS STEP UP eB QUEST TO SAVE THEIR BOOZER ig

New 'serene space' for college students

A NEW study garden and seating area are to be unveiled at Plymouth College. Plans have been approved for the scheme of six seating pods, including the creation of an inverted arch entrance at Ford Park.

Memories sought of long-lost 1980s film

REMEMBRANCE WAS SHOT IN AND AROUND PLYMOUTH

Impressive Ursu floors Razaq to put himself in prime place

PLYMOUTH boxing prodigy Constantin Ursu is now the number one mandatory contender for the Commonwealth welterweight title after demolishing challenger Basi Razaq in a Silver Commonwealth title clash on Saturday.

Dawson has his sights on Olympic gold

PLYMOUTH rower Jacob Dawson is determined to make the dominance of the GB men's eight count at the Olympics after retaining his European title.

Green Army can roar the Pilgrims to safety

THERE never seems to be a chance of an easy life if you are a Plymouth Argyle fan.

Stevenson at his best on return to Clifton

SIMON Stevenson was bang at it during a 7-4 for win at his old stomping ground, the Clifton, as Plymouth City Super League Division B champions Cornwall Gates claimed the spoils.

'Farce' of missing asylum seekers, but minister says 'they'll be found"

ASYLUM seekers who have stopped reporting to the Home Office after being earmarked for deportation to Rwanda \"will be found\", a Cabinet minister has said.

Swinney backed for top job as nominations open

NOMINATIONS have opened in the Scottish National Party leadership contest, as senior figures rallied to back former deputy first minister John Swinney for the job.

King tells of diagnosis 'shock' in centre visit

THE King spoke of his \"shock\" at being diagnosed with cancer as he met fellow patients on his return to public-facing duties.

International law warning over incursion into Rafah

THE UK has warned an Israeli incursion into Rafah will struggle to be compliant with international law, amid pleas for Hamas to accept a ceasefire package.

Debating the future of region's policing

COMMISSIONER ELECTION TAKES PLACE TOMORROW

Triple tower scheme for waterfront is revealed

THREE HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS PLANNED FOR HARBOUR SITE

£1m flats close to completion

GRADE II LISTED GATEHOUSE REDEVELOPED

Candidates Reveal Their Views Ahead Of Council Elections

WITH less than a week to go until the local elections in Plymouth, 119 candidates will be vying for 19 seats on the city council.

HOBBS RESIGNS

PARKWAY BEGIN THE SEARCH FOR A NEW FIRST TEAM MANAGER

Former Plymouth rider Holder wins his first GP

FORMER Plymouth rider Jack Holder was left celebrating his maiden win at the Speedway Grand Prix on Saturday as he pipped Aussie compatriot Jason Doyle to first place in Croatia.

What will it take for Argyle to stay in the Championship?

PLYMOUTH Argyle’s hopes of staying in the Championship will come down to their season-ending game against play-off hopefuls Hull City at Home Park on Saturday, writes Chris Errington.

Edwards hoping for a special day at the Theatre of Greens

CAPTAIN Joe Edwards has experienced many memorable Home Park occasions during his five seasons at Plymouth Argyle.

LIVING IN FEAR

DARK DOCUMENTARY DELVES INTO HARROWING WORLD OF STALKING

Rantzen urges reform

CAMPAIGNERS both for and against a change in the law on assisted dying gathered outside Parliament yesterday as MPs were set to take part in a debate over a petition on the issue backed by Dame Esther Rantzen.

Man admits 'motiveless' killing of Thomas, 87

A MAN has admitted killing an elderly mobility scooter rider in a “motiveless” knife attack, five days after being released from prison.

Food firm collapses with debts nearing £7m

EVERSFIELD ORGANIC BOSS PROMISES TO BOUNCE BACK

Family call for changes after loss of city mum

THE family of a Plymouth mother-of-three who died after a bag of cocaine she had secreted within herself opened have said they hoped there would be changes in the way information is shared between police, the ambulance service and medical staff, following the conclusion of her inquest.

University gets students' votes

FORMER COLLEGE OF ART IS HIGHLY PRAISED BY STUDENTS

Appeals for change

CAMPAIGNERS, bereaved relatives and famous faces are to gather outside Parliament ahead of a debate on assisted dying amid a call for “less pearl-clutching” and more constructive conversation.

Minister insists country mix-up was 'rhetorical'

POLICING minister Chris Philp said he was posing a \"rhetorical question\" after he appeared to ask whether Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo are different countries.