Brent Pilnick, BBC Sport

Plymouth Argyle manager Derek Adams is unhappy at the lack of penalties awarded to his side.

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The League Two leaders are one of just three teams in the division not to have had a penalty this season, and felt they should have had a spot-kick when Jake Jervis appeared to have his shirt pulled in the area during Tuesday's  1-1 draw with Leyton Orient.

"Everybody knows it was a penalty kick, but we don't seem to be getting any penalties," Adams told BBC Radio Devon.

Chris Ellis
BBC News Online

Christmas decorations in a Devon town - described as giant green sparkly pants on a washing line - are to be used for the next three years, the head of the committee which chose them says. 

Former Mayor Sue Griggs, who is chairwoman of the local Christmas lights committee, said: "We picked them because they're nice and festive, and we liked the shapes."

Laurence Reed
BBC Radio Cornwall

Did you know this week was National HIV Testing Week?

A free HIV home-testing kit has been launched across England as the latest figures show 18,100 people in the UK are unaware they have the infection.

I was invited to go along and get a test to reduce the stigma surrounding HIV and AIDS - the result was negative - I'd be interested in your calls on HIV on 01872 222222.

BBC Spotlight

Campaigners for faster broadband in the South West's rural areas are heading to London to call on the government for more money to pay for an improved service.

The delegation will meet with Devon and Somerset MPs to call on them to lobby for better broadband coverage in remote areas.

BBC Radio Cornwall

Plans for a small boat marina at Custom House Quay in Falmouth have been scrapped by the harbour commissioners after opposition from residents, planners and Historic England.

Harbour commissioners had hoped to introduce pontoons and low ladders to the quay, instead of the current system of having boats tied to each other or moorings on the walls.

Andrea Ormsby
BBC Spotlight

Two of Cornwall's best-known performing groups are uniting to bring 'Brassed Off' to Cornwall for the first time.

The stage play is based on the famous film of the same name, telling the story of a northern colliery brass band, hit hard when their local coal mine shuts.   

The show, which is a collaboration between the Camborne Town Band and the Redruth Operatic Society, premieres in Redruth tonight. 

Chris Ellis
BBC News Online

Christmas decorations which have been put up in a Devon town have been described as "giant green sparkly pants on a washing line". 

Some of the Christmas decorations in Tiverton town centre, which have cost £15,000, were selected because the Christmas committee "liked the shapes". However, since they were delivered, people claim they resemble pants on a line.

Former mayor Sue Griggs, who helped choose them, said: "They're Father Christmas's sparkly pants and they're great". She added she hoped the lights would attract people from across the country.

Hannah Stacey
BBC Radio Cornwall

College lecturers, teachers and nursery workers in Cornwall are getting special counter-terror training, paid for by the Home Office, to spot the signs of children being radicalised.

The preventing extremism and terror, external lead for Cornwall Steve Rowell said monitoring internet access is crucial: "We see older siblings accessing material online - that might be pornography, might be beheadings, might be inappropriate content - for younger siblings to be sat on the bed, as young as five, six or seven, you can imagine the impact it would have on them."

Andrew Segal
Local Live

A woman has been cut free from a car after a road accident in Devon.

The fire service said, external two fire crews found the car on its side on Kingsbridge Hill, near Totnes, at about 06:30. The woman was released using hydraulic equipment and a saw.

An ambulance and police were also called. The woman's condition is not known.

Bee Tucker
BBC Weather

If you're planning to brave the showers and get to the coast today, here are the times of the next high waters around Devon and Cornwall.

I'll have the latest weather forecast onBBC Spotlightat 13:30.

BBC Sport

Exeter City are up to tenth in League Two after an efficient two-nil victory at Mansfield last night.

First half goals from Joel Grant and Lee Holmes gave Exeter their second away win in four days.  

Exeter Express & Echo

A man has been arrested as part of a sweeping crackdown on telephone fraud and money transfer scams, external by Devon and Cornwall Police.

BBC Travel

- The earlier accident on the A30 between Scorrier and Chiverton Cross roundabout eastbound has been cleared. Some delays should still be expected in the area though

- Roadworks are causing slow traffic on A390 in both directions in Threemilestone and on the A39 in both directions between the Carland Cross junction and the Trispen junction.

- There's slow traffic on Bolton Street in Brixham, near the Glenmore Road junction, because of a traffic light failure. Approach with care

BBC Radio Cornwall

The police say they need the public's help to trace a man who went missing, external from his home in St Erth at the weekend.

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Eugene Evans, 71, is described as being around six feet tall and of slim build - until recently he had dreadlocks but is believed to have cut them off. 

Matt Pengelly
Local Live

Cornwall Council is to ban the release of helium balloons and 'sky lanterns' from its land and its events.

Campaigners say the items present a danger to wildlife and livestock as well as being mistaken for distress flares - Plymouth City Council has also banned the practice. 

BBC Sport

Plymouth Argyle sit two points clear at the top of League Two after captain Curtis Nelson rescued a point against Leyton Orient last night.

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The Argyle skipper pounced from close range at a free-kick after O's keeper Alex Cisak blocked Luke Croll's shot in the 81st minute.

Second-placed Oxford drew at home, third-placed Northampton won away at Crawley.

- Government funding is being made available to spot the signs of children being radicalised or exposed to extremism in Devon and Cornwall 

- The group responsible for delivering superfast broadband in Devon is at Westminster today, calling on local MP's to speed up the roll-out 

- Long tailbacks are reported on the A30 between Redruth and Chiverton Cross after a three vehicle accident which has closed one lane eastbound 

- Two amputees from Devon are preparing to row across the Atlantic as part of a team for wounded British military 

Plymouth Herald

All digital radio listeners in the Plymouth area were urged to retune their DAB digital radios, external this morning.