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

Don't forget Spotlight on BBC One later. There will also be news through the night on your BBC Local Radio station.

Andrew Segal
Local Live

A rare tiger cub born in a Devon zoo has had some of the same vaccines you would give a normal cat, a vet says.

Image source, Paignton Zoo

The 10-week cub at Paignton Zoo is the first born at the wildlife park since 2009. Mother Shakira gave birth to three cubs on 31 May, but two subsequently died.

Staff said the cub had the "same routine check-up as a domestic kitten and received the same vaccinations". 

Image source, Paignton Zoo

Zoo vet Ghislaine Sayers said: "He had a normal cat vaccine to protect against diseases such as cat flu and feline enteritis; and, like kittens, was wormed and treated against external parasites ... We also micro-chip, as you would a pet. He appears to be very healthy."  

David Braine, Weather Forecaster

Any lingering cloud will soon melt away to leave a predominantly clear but cool night, with the odd patch of mist and fog developing towards dawn. Minimum temperature: 11C (52F).

Tuesday will be another fine and dry day with some patchy cloud but abundant sunshine for many. It'll feel very warm, although cooler in the west and on the south coast with a stiff breeze. Maximum temperature: 24C (75F).

Ben Chapple
BBC News Online

The three shipwrecks given protection by the UK government are among about 11,000 vessels known to have been wrecked in England's waters in the late 18th Century.

However, few of these have been found - other than important trading vessels, such as those used by the East India Company.

Image source, Historic England

Axe Boat - The earliest of the wrecks was built between 1400 and 1640 and would have been used for trade or fishing from the then major port of Axmouth.

Sally - The larger wreck at Westward Ho! ran aground on the sands in 1769, while bound from Oporto in Portugal to Bristol with a cargo of port wine.

A Severn Trow - A small merchant ship working locally in the Bristol Channel coastline about 200 years ago appears to have been driven ashore in a storm.

Image source, Historic England

BBC Travel

On the M5 around Exeter, between J30 and J31, there's very slow traffic north-bound after a recent incident.

All lanes are open, but there are also reports of long delays at Junction 30 because of vehicles trying to leave the services.

Andrew Segal
Local Live

• Passengers on a coach trip that ended in a fatal crash in Cornwall describe in court how the driver used a hands-free mobile phone during the journey
• The family of a 22-year-old motorcyclist from Camborne, who died in a road collision a week ago, pay tribute to him
• Torbay Council and developers terminate an agreement to revamp Oldway Mansion
• About £350m of EU-funded projects in Cornwall have not been guaranteed by the government, a Cornwall Council cabinet member says
• A campaign for a deposit return scheme for plastic bottles and cans is launched in the South West by Surfers Against Sewage

Andrew Segal
Local Live

Two spotted eagle ray pups born at Plymouth's National Marine Aquarium will go on display to visitors later this year, staff say.

Image source, National Marine Aquarium

The male and female - as yet unnamed - pups were born at Plymouth's National Marine Aquarium following a seven-year project in what was described as the first such births in the UK.

Staff said the twins are currently in the aquarium’s Atlantic Ocean acclimation tank, "where they are getting used to their new surroundings ... before they go on full display to visitors later this autumn."

BBC Radio Devon

A Devon council and developers have terminated an agreement to revamp Torbay's Oldway Mansion.

The building has been standing empty for more than three years despite a contract between the developer and Torbay Council to turn it into a hotel. Developer Oldway Mansion Ltd had been suing the council for £8m in a row over leases, seeking damages and costs.

The council said the parties had not been able to reach agreement "on the specifics of the dispute", but had "put differences aside for the benefit of the mansion". It added: "The parties have therefore agreed to end the current court proceedings and terminate the development agreement."

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport

Torquay United are waiting to discover the extent of captain Courtney Richards's hamstring injury.

Image source, Getty Images

The 22-year-old, who was made Gulls skipper at the start of the season, was hurt during the second half of Saturday's 1-1 draw with Barrow.

"It could be a couple of weeks, it could be six, you just don't know until it's calmed down," manager Kevin Nicholson told BBC Sport.

BBC Radio Cornwall

A number of boats have "got caught" in Hayle Harbour because of silt, a local adviser says.

The channel into the port used to be kept clear through a process called sluicing but that hasn't been done since the 1980s. 

John Bennett, chairman of the Hayle Harbour Advisory Committee, said: "Coming across the bar at the entrance to the harbour is dangerous. You get caught on it, you get turned sideways and boats get flipped over, and we've had a death."

A 25-year-old woman has died in a road crash in Okehampton at the weekend, police have confirmed, external.

The woman was the front seat passenger in a Ford Focus which collided with a Peugeot 206 on the A3079 near Thorndon Cross at about 08:35 on Saturday. 

She was pronounced dead at the scene. The female driver of the Ford was taken to hospital by ambulance.

West Briton

A care home has reacted angrily to being accused by the government, external of not paying the national minimum wage.

Ben Chapple
BBC News Online

Three shipwrecks given legal protection have "added significance" due to their easy visibility to the public, according to a maritime archaeologist at Historic England.

Mark Dunkley, said: "The fact that they're often visible to the public gives them a whole added significance as it's quite rare that such old maritime fabric can be seen by anyone who isn't a diver."

Image source, Historic England

"Despite the effects of environmental decay and the passage of time, substantial portions of their lower hulls survive, allowing us to determine what type of vessels they were and the role they played in Devon's coastal economy, he added.

Image source, Historic England

BBC Travel

• In Devon, traffic remains very slow on the B3416 in Plympton on Sandy Road and Deep Lane, both ways around Ridgeway, due to roadworks
• In Exeter, there's queuing traffic on Dunsford Road, between Perridge Close and Exe Bridges
• At Pathfinder village, there's heavy traffic on Tedburn Road, Exeter-bound, around Pound Lane  
• In Cornwall, the main Castle an Dinas road in Belowda is blocked due to an accident near the A30 overbridge (near Castle Caravan Park) 
• There are reports of very heavy traffic on the A30 eastbound at Fraddon because of a broken-down vehicle. All traffic is down to one lane 
• Traffic is slow on the A39 between Winnards Perch and the Halloon roundabout   
• The A3058 Truro Road in St Austell is partially blocked due to an accident near the crossroads at Edgcumbe Road

BBC Newsbeat

"Zombie killer knives" were inspired by horror films and computer games and designed to create maximum damage.

But a new legislation will mean it's illegal to sell or import them after an increasing number have been found in the hands of gangs.

Image source, PA

The knives, described as "horrendous weapons" by the Home Office have blades, serrated edges and logos promoting violence. But Newsbeat's been told the ban could make them more of an "exclusive" status symbol to some people.

Home Office minister and Truro MP Sarah Newton said that, although not a huge number of zombie knives have been recovered by police, they had noticed an increase. She said: "It's a horrendous looking weapon, designed to intimidate."

Chris Ellis
BBC News Online

Police are appealing for witnesses after a serious crash on the A38 near Liskeard.

At 13:45 on Thursday a blue Kia Ceed left the road and crashed into a tree injuring a 69-year-old woman passenger, external. She remains in a serious but stable condition at Derriford Hospital in Plymouth.

The crash happened on the A38 near Castle Motors on the Cornwall-bound carriageway. Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport

Plymouth Argyle boss Derek Adams says he wants to sign more players after Saturday's loss at Carlisle.

Image source, Getty Images

Argyle has been beaten in both of their League Two matches so far and the beaten play-off finalists, last scored a goal in the League Two play-off semi-final in May.

"That's been the main area we've tried to look to during pre-season and we'll continue to do that," Adams said when asked about bringing more pace and width to his side.

West Briton

Craig David has apologised to his "heartbroken" fans for missing his slot at Newquay's Boardmasters, after his flight to Cornwall was cancelled.

An "extensive sea and land search" is being carried out in the Lynton area for a missing man from Guildford, Devon and Cornwall Police say, external.

Officers said Andrew O'Reilly was reported missing on Sunday morning "after failing to return to where he was camping" in the Devon town. He checked into a farm campsite on Monday 8 August and has not been seen since, they added. His tent and car were still at the site, police said. 

Coastguards and lifeboats are assisting in searches around the coast at Lynmouth, Lynton and Ilfracombe. A police dog unit, police helicopter plus the Exmoor and Dartmoor Search and Rescue Teams were also involved in the search, police said.

Tamsin Melville
BBC Radio Cornwall

A coach which crashed on a bend in Cornwall, killing two women, was travelling so quickly "it was scary", a court has heard.

Fifty-nine-year-old Margaret Luxton and Carol Muldoon, 68, died when their coach crashed on a steep hill at Morval on 13 May 2014. Fellow passenger Maggie Morris, also on the 50-strong Age Concern trip from Exmouth to Looe, told Truro Crown Court the vehicle was "so fast coming into the bend, it was scary". 

Prosecutors said 59-year-old Martin Chun, of Whitestone, near Exeter, made a series of calls on a hands-free mobile during the trip, including an eight-minute call at the time of the crash. He denies causing death by dangerous driving, or death by careless driving, and causing serious injury by dangerous driving. The trial continues.