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Torquay United have re-signed left-back Lathaniel Rowe-Turner, four years after he left Plainmoor.

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The 26-year-old was a free agent after his contract at Kidderminster Harriers ran out at the end of last season, and replaces Dan Butler, who announced he would not take up a new contract offer.

After joining Torquay in June 2010 he made four league starts as understudy to current boss Kevin Nicholson and joined Luton Town in 2012 before moves to Alfreton and Kidderminster.

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Police are hunting for a convicted drug dealer, external from Plymouth, who once crashed a BMW into van carrying a toddler,, external in order for him to be returned to prison, external.

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The former chief executive of a Devon NHS Trust has denied defrauding it by siphoning off more than £20,000 to a company run by her husband.

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Paula Vasco-Knight is alleged to have carried out the frauds in 2012 and 2013 while she was in charge of   the South Devon NHS Foundation Trust, which runs Torbay Hospital.

Mrs Vasco-Knight, aged 52, of The Seasons, Runcorn, denied three counts of fraud when she appeared at Exeter Crown Court.

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The chairman of the Isles of Scilly council choked up when she described her worries for the "children and grandchildren" of islanders following Brexit.

"I am fearful of how long it will take to put this right and make some economic sense again", Amanda Martin said.

"It will take years to negotiate trade and tariff agreements to help the country", she added. The Isles of Scilly was one of only three areas to vote Remain in the South West, alongside Exeter and the South Hams.

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A Devon butcher is selling meat in pounds and ounces, external today following the result of the EU referendum.

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Ben Bradshaw has called on the leader of the Labour Party Jeremy Corbyn to stand down, branding his "lack" of leadership during the EU Remain campaign "abysmal".

"Like David Cameron I think he should shoulder some of the responsibility for what has happened, do the honourable thing and step down", the Labour MP for Exeter and Remain campaigner said.

Two other Labour MPs submitted a motion of no confidence in Mr Corbyn this morning, after the UK voted to leave the EU.

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The fall in the value of sterling sparks a rush to exchange travel money, prompting Thomas Cook to suspend online sales.

Universities have pledged to pressure ministers to ensure European staff and students can still work and study in the UK after the vote to leave the EU. 

Vice-chancellors from the Universities UK umbrella group say the decision to leave will create "significant challenges" for higher education. 

They are already in talks with EU commissioners, it is understood. The Russell Group of top research universities says it will work with ministers to safeguard research funds.

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Chris Pomfret, chair of governors at Falmouth University said: “A monumental shock. A very sad day for people in Cornwall. and England and the UK.  

"We should have been voting on a secure and economically successful future for our children and grandchildren and we have voted on short-term concerns about immigration. I’m worried there will be turmoil that could go on for years.”

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BBC Sport

Plymouth Argyle have signed former Bristol City defender Karleigh Osborne. 

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The 28-year-old centre-back was released by City earlier this summer, having spent most of last season on loan at AFC Wimbledon. 

Osborne replaces Peter Hartley, who left Argyle for Bristol Rovers earlier this month, while Plymouth are still awaiting a decision from Curtis Nelson on whether he will sign a new deal.

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The highly influential environmental campaign group Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) said it wants to "seize the opportunity out of the crisis" prompted by the UK's decision to leave the EU.

The group said European regulations such as the Bathing Water Directive have been "fundamental" to improvements in water quality.

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In response to the EU referendum result the group's chief executive Hugo Tagholm said: "We are going into a complete void of information on how we will carry on improving beach water quality and tackling key issues like marine litter."

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Leaving the European Union is likely to have profound consequences for every household in the UK. Here's how your personal finances could be affected.

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The UK will continue to run "a strong world economy" and trade will prosper after Brexit, a managing director at a German-owned manufacturing company based in Bude has said.

"Trade may be dented for a while because of uncertainty, but when the dust settles in the coming days it will continue", Clive Woodward from Bott UK said.

"It is important to remain calm and focus on the facts. The pound may weaken, but so will the euro", he added.

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A jilted husband who attacked his wife leaving her with permanent brain damage has been jailed for 17 years after pleading guilty to her attempted murder. 

Alexander Toth, 45, from Torquay ambushed his estranged wife Brigitta as she walked to work on 23 March. 

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He stabbed her three times in the back and then smashed her skull with a hammer. Mrs Toth, 41, remains in a neurological unit and will never be able to live independently again.

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Britain is not facing "two years of chaos" and "it's high time that everybody just calmed down", Ann Widdecombe has said in the wake of the Brexit vote.

The UK will be the first state to invoke the Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, external, which sets a two-year time limit for negotiating the terms of withdrawal of the EU.

Ms Widdecombe, a former Conservative MP and Leave supporter, said there was bound to be "some initial uncertainty". But she said the next steps of negotiating exit from the EU and forming trade deals with the rest of the world were "very straight forward".

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Police are continuing to investigate the death on an eight-month-old boy in Brownhills Road, Newton Abbot.

Post-mortem and toxicology reports did not identify the cause of death - which remains unexplained, a police spokesman said.

A 27-year-old man was questioned and bailed in connection with the death on the 15 June, but police said his bail has now been cancelled and no further action will be taken against him.

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Conservative MP for Newton Abbot Anne Marie Morris says she is "delighted" with the British public's decision to leave the EU.

"We must now unite all sides, start working on the process of negotiating our exit from the European Union and deliver what the people have mandated", she said.

Ms Morris said she was "certain" that leaving the EU would make the UK "a more prosperous" nation and paid tribute to the "great" Prime Minister David Cameron. Cameron announced this morning he would step down before October after the UK voted for Brexit.