Live updates for Devon and Cornwall have finished for the day, but we'll be back at 08:00 on Wednesday with the latest news, sport, travel and weather. 

Don't forget that Spotlight is on BBC One at 18:30, and there is BBC South West's late bulletin at 22:30. There's also more news on your local BBC radio station.

Andrew Segal
Local Live

A Cornish attraction has built what it believes is the largest wooden plant tub in the world.

Image source, Hidden Valley

Staff at Hidden Valley, near Launceston, said the planter was about 4.8m high, 5.1m wide and currently had 30 trees in it. The attraction plans to feature a Christmas display in it this festive season.

The record attempt is still subject to Guinness World Records' verification.

Rachael Thorn
BBC News Online

We asked earlier if you could solve Riddle 44 from the Exeter Book, which has been granted Unesco status for its "outstanding significance" to British history.

The rather rude riddle goes: 

A wondrous thing hangs by a man's thigh, under its lord's clothing. 

In front there is a hole. It stands stiff and hard. It has a good home. 

When the servant raises his own garment up over his knee, 

he wants to greet with his dangling head that well-known hole, of equal length, 

which he has often filled before.

Q. What is it?

A. A key

Bee Tucker
BBC Weather

It'll become increasingly murky overnight, with outbreaks of drizzly rain pushing up from the south and some heavy bursts are possible. Extensive low cloud will shroud moors, with fog affecting coastal locations. Minimum temperature: 14C (57F).

Wednesday will start grey and damp, with the drizzly rain slowly easing. The cloud will lift and thin into the afternoon, allowing brighter skies, which, in turn, may trigger some heavy showers. Maximum temperature: 20C (68F).

BBC Sport

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Former Aldershot defender Sean McGinty has agreed terms to join National League side Torquay United.

The 22-year-old ex-Manchester United trainee made 26 appearances for the Shots last season but was released at the end of the campaign.

"The addition of Sean keeps the squad moving in the right direction," Gulls player-manager Kevin Nicholson told the club website., external

Andrew Segal
Local Live

• Fire crews spend the day at the scene of a serious blaze in Exmouth
• A 74-year-old man bludgeoned his partner with a lump hammer to "liberate her", a murder trial hears
• Multimillion-pound plans have been unveiled to expand Glendinning Quarry in south Devon
• The publishing of a report on suggested improvements to the South West's rail service for the next 20 years is delayed until after the summer
• NHS patients on the Rame Peninsula will have access to a full-time GP after concerns a surgery could could close

Did you miss this afternoon's EU Referendum debate with Laurence Reed on BBC Radio Cornwall?

With less than two days to go before voting, have you made your mind up? Are you in or out? 

You can catch up with the discussion on the BBC iPlayer.

BBC Spotlight

A report on investment needed to improve rail infrastructure in the South West has been delayed.

The Peninsula Rail Task Force, external said it was not publishing its report on ways to boost the region's rail connectivity until after the summer. 

The campaign group - made up of a series of organisations including Devon County, Torbay and Plymouth City councils - said it was waiting for more information before it could make its case to the government. 

Hamish Marshall
BBC Spotlight

Part of the centre of Exmouth has been shut for most of the day after homes and businesses had to be evacuated after a fire in a tanning studio.

More than 40 firefighters tackled the blaze which destroyed the Consol studio on The Parade. There were fears the blaze would spread to a parade of shops until firefighters brought it under control. 

It's not known how the fire began and investigations are under way. But as well as the damaged salon and a neighbouring branch of Ladbrokes, other businesses could be closed for a while for clear-up work to be carried out. Two people were treated for the effects of inhaling smoke.

Video: Alan Mills

Elisabeth Mahy
BBC News Online

A 74-year-old man bludgeoned his partner with a lump hammer to "liberate her", a court has heard. 

Retired scientist, Edgar Fairhurst, initially struck Marjorie Elphick, 83, twice over the head with the foot-long implement on 30 December. But when she tried to defend herself, Mr Fairhurst, from north Devon, struck her a further 10 times "to put her to sleep", he told Exeter Crown Court.

Mr Fairhurst has admitted manslaughter but denies murder.

James Law
BBC Sport Online

Midfielder Connor Smith has joined Plymouth Argyle from AFC Wimbledon less than five weeks after helping the Dons beat the Devon side in the League Two play-off final.

The former Republic of Ireland Under-21 international played 11 times for Wimbledon after joining in January.

Image source, Rex Features

The 23-year-old - who has previously played for Gillingham, Stevenage and Watford - has signed for the Pilgrims subject to completing a medical.

BBC Radio Devon

Wartime education was complicated. Schools were requisitioned, teachers were called up and the lives of their pupils changed dramatically. 

In Devon, new schools opened in Torquay and in Newton Abbot (pictured), but attendance dropped significantly across the county. In Plymouth, a school girl was murdered by a soldier.

Find out more here.

BBC Radio Devon

A poetry book written in Old English granted Unesco status for its "outstanding significance" to British history is a "significant recognition", a professor says.

The Exeter Book, a rare collection of poems and riddles kept at Exeter Cathedral, is thought to have been written around 970 AD, and experts believe it is one of only four Anglo-Saxon books of its kind in the world. It's going on the Memory of the World, external register.

Emma Cayley, an associate professor of medieval literature at Exeter University said: "This recognition now puts the Exeter Book in the same category as the Magna Carta, the Bayeux Tapestry, the Book of Kells and the Diary of Anne Franks in terms of significance." She added: "It's so important it stays in Exeter."

BBC Entertainment and Arts

Agatha Christie's murder mystery The Witness for the Prosecution is to be adapted for television by BBC One.

Image source, Getty Images

It follows the success of And Then There Were None last Christmas, which drew critical acclaim and ratings of more than 8m viewers.

The 1925 short story by the Torquay-born Queen of Crime was one of her most popular stories and was turned into a successful stage play as well as a 1957 Billy Wilder film.

Plymouth Herald

An instructor at Royal Naval Air Station was buzzed by a swarm of bees who set up home in a wall outside his office, external.

James Law
BBC Sport Online

Former Exeter City manager Eamonn Dolan has died from cancer at the age of 48.

He was forced to retire from playing after being diagnosed with the illness whilst with the Devon club in 1993, but returned to manage the club for one season a decade later.

Image source, Getty Images

Dolan left Exeter to take over as Academy manager at Reading - a position he held until his death.  

Rachael Thorn
BBC News Online

The Exeter Book, which has been granted Unesco status, was bestowed upon Exeter Cathedral in the 11th Century by its first bishop, Leofric.

But despite its clerical history, some rather raunchy riddles lurk among its pages.

Can you decipher this one, Riddle 44?

A wondrous thing hangs by a man's thigh, under its Lord's clothing. 

In front there is a hole. It stands stiff and hard. It has a good home. 

When the servant raises his own garment up over his knee, 

He wants to greet with his dangling head that well-known hole, of equal length, 

which he has often filled before.

So, what am I? If you think you know, why not drop us an email? We'll tell you the answer later.