Andrew Segal
Local Live

A man has been charged by police after a robbery at a bank, external in south Devon.

About £200 was taken in a raid at Natwest in Victoria street, Paignton, on Saturday. The money was later recovered.

Devon and Cornwall Police said 30-year-old John McKay remained in police custody and was to appear before magistrates at a later date.

BBC Radio Cornwall

Work to dual the A30 at Temple in Cornwall will be finished on time and on budget despite the wettest winter on record, Cornwall Council insists.

It also promised that there would be an extra lane in operation through the current roadworks - meaning two eastbound and one westbound - in time for the school summer holidays, but that it would not be in operation until 22 July.

Cornish Guardian

A woman who made more than 60 nuisance calls to the police has been jailed after part of her case was heard in her cell, external.

BBC Radio Devon

Farmers on Exmoor are considering how their livelihoods might change as a result of the European referendum.

Some receive more than half their income in grants from Brussels and say they would be concerned if Britain left the European Union.

Farming minister and Cornwall MP George Eustice, who's backing the campaign to leave, said subsidies would be protected in a Britain outside the EU.

BBC Weather

It will be mainly cloudy afternoon, with some bright or sunny spells, the best of which will be in the east. There will always be more cloud and duller conditions in the west and the cloud may be thick enough for the odd spot of drizzle in the far west. Winds will be light and mainly north westerly. Maximum temperature: 9C (48F).

There will be variable amounts of cloud around tonight, with some clear spells too. Western parts may see the odd spot of drizzle, with some mist or fog possible in the east where we see more breaks in the cloud. Winds will remain light and from the northwest. Minimum temperature: 4C (39F)  

Chris Ellis
BBC News Online

A quay wall has partially collapsed after "several very high tides and poor weather", a harbourmaster has said.

Image source, Hayle and St Ives Police

Hayle Harbour Authority, external has fenced off the area and boats have been removed from the quay wall. Harbourmaster Peter Haddock said he was unsure when the wall would be repaired.

Police have advised, external people to stay away from the hole at Carnsew Quay, Hayle, which is estimated to be 4m (13ft) by 2m (7ft).

Sailors Sam Matson from Exmouth and Robin Elsey from Truro are pairing up for the 4000 mile Transat AG2R, external race which starts on 3 April.

Bill Buckley
BBC Radio Devon

New figures released by police forces today show a 1200% increase in reports of under 16s 'sexting' over the last two years.  

Despite this, guidance for schools on Sex and Relationships education has not been updated since 2000, before the 'smartphone generation' were even born.

And it's currently not compulsory for schools to give sex education in schools. Should it be? Ministers have recently rejected a call from health charities and MPs to make it a legal obligation. What responsibility does the state have to protect us? Let me know on today's phone-in by calling 0345 3011034.

David George
BBC Spotlight

The helicopter squadron which rescued countless people around the coast of Cornwall is being officially decommissioned in a ceremony at RNAS Culdrose this lunchtime.

Join me on Spotlight at 13:30 on BBC One for more.

Sian Davies
BBC News Online

A mental health nurse has been found guilty of two serious misconduct charges over the death of a 40-year-old woman from complications relating to malnutrition.

Psychiatric patient Ruth Mitchell (pictured) died at home in Plymouth in 2012 while under the care of Plymouth Community Healthcare, now Livewell Southwest. 

Image source, Russell Mitchell

At a Nursing and Midwifery Council hearing, nurse Joanne Campbell was found guilty of two charges relating to record keeping and escalating safeguarding concerns, but there would be no sanctions against her. Ruth's father, Russell Mitchell, said he planned to appeal.

Brent Pilnick, BBC Sport

Plymouth Devils speedway team is to close after poor crowds at their first races of the year. 

Image source, Mike Truscott

"We opened with a number of very popular riders and we were sure we would get a good crowd, but we didn't and we lost a lot of money," co-promoter David Short told BBC Sport. 

"The directors of the company concluded that there was no prospect of Plymouth becoming viable, therefore we felt that we should close it down before we incurred more debts."   

BBC Radio Cornwall

The woman representing Cornwall in Brussels says she has been left "scared" by terrorist attacks in the city.

Katie Cavell, who has lived and worked in the city for 10 years and is the Cornwall Brussels Officer - representing the council, Local Enterprise Partnership and universities - had to come off the Metro and a bus as public transport was shut down by the authorities after explosions.

She said: "For the first time since all of this stuff started happening in Paris and Brussels, I now feel scared ... it's too close to home and very real."

Brent Pilnick, BBC Sport

Exeter City's on-loan striker Jayden Stockley says he has been inspired by how parent club AFC Bournemouth have adapted to the Premier League.

Image source, Getty Images

Stockley has scored seven goals in 13 games for Exeter - the eighth club he has joined on a temporary basis, and is close to the likes of Simon Francis, Steve Cook and Harry Arter, who are all playing in the top flight.

"The fact they made it late drives me on even more to never give up," the 22-year-old told BBC Sport.

Donna Birrell
BBC Radio Cornwall

Brussels has been rocked by a series of explosions.

On the phone-in programme today, we'll be getting the very latest updates at the situation evolves, and be hearing from people from Cornwall who are currently in the city.

Let us know if you've been affected by calling the show on 01872 222222.

Andrew Segal
Local Live

A girl at the centre of an international police hunt after she was taken to Bangkok without permission has been found in Thailand, police say, external.

Twelve-year-old Arisara Miles, known as Zara, flew with her father, Trevor, from Exeter, to Thailand on 10 November. A judge ordered her return to the UK. 

Image source, Devon and Cornwall Police

Devon and Cornwall Police said she was "found two weeks ago and discussions are ongoing with authorities in Thailand about her welfare"

Plymouth Herald

Several drivers have been injured in a four-car crash on a busy Plymouth route, Novorossisk Road, external, police say.

Year 7 pupils across the country are getting BBC microbits, external from today. The tiny handheld programmable computers have small led lights, motion sensors and can be hooked up to other devices through cables and wifi.