Andrew Segal
Local Live

• Police investigate the discovery of part of a human foot in a walking boot and personal belongings in woods in Cornwall
• A two-year-old girl from Saltash is left with a broken ankle after a suspected hit-and-run incident in a supermarket car park in Plymouth
• More than 20 child migrants from the so-called Jungle camp in Calais arrive in Devon to be homed at a temporary "respite facility"
• The BBC is criticised over a controversial sex scene in the final episode of the second series of Cornwall-based show Poldark, with some campaigners describing it as a rape scene
• A lorry sheds its load after hitting a bridge in Plymouth
• Devon and Cornwall's police commissioner says she is asking for more funding for restorative justice services
• A building at Devon and Cornwall Police's headquarters in Exeter is named after popular Falmouth constable Andy Hocking

Andrew Segal
Local Live

Police investigating the discovery of part of a human foot in a walking boot in woods in Cornwall say they have also "found found further items and personal belongings".

Image source, David George

The boot containing the remains was found by a dog walker in Nansavallan Woods at about 17:00 last Thursday.

Devon and Cornwall Police said the items were found in further searches after the foot was initially found. It added that officers would remain at the scene today. 

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport

Truro City boss Lee Hodges says he is pleased with the improvement in his side after their 2-2 draw with Eastbourne Borough at Treyew Road.

Image source, Vaughan Pickhaver/Truro City FC

Having gone a goal down, Louis Rooney and Niall Thompson struck in the second half to give City the lead before conceding a late equaliser - the draw came after heavy losses in their previous two games.

"It's disappointing not to get all three points, but we stopped the rot from the two performances," Hodges said. "I'm pleased that the boys showed the character to get their noses in front and it was just disappointment that we're going through a slump, as we dropped off a bit deeper.

Kirk England
BBC Spotlight

A Devon artist has been chosen to create a sculpture of pop icon David Bowie.

The final statue of the music superstar will be life-size and bronze, showing various sides to Bowie, including his alter-ego Ziggy Stardust. 

Andrew Sinclair's work is planned for the town of Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire, where the star launched two albums during the 1970s. 

Planning permission has been granted and a campaign is under way to raise £100,000 for the artwork.

Exeter Express & Echo

Devon and Cornwall Police were called to a road on Dartmoor following reports of "suicidal sheep, external" over the weekend.

BBC Inside Out

A Devon man cut off two of his toes when they went gangrenous after complications related to diabetes.

Paul Dibbins took action after a hospital operation was cancelled. Fearing he might lose his whole foot, he set to work with surgeon's pliers. 

He spoke about the gruesome home surgery to BBC Inside Out South West.

Andrew Segal
Local Live

The BBC has come under fire after featuring what some campaigners have described as a rape scene in the eighth episode of the second series of hit Cornwall-based show Poldark, involving Aidan Turner's character, Ross (pictured), and his former fiancee, Elizabeth, played by Heida Reed. 

Here are a few of the headlines in the national press:

• Daily Mail, external: BBC sparks fury over Poldark scene showing star forcing himself on a former lover
• Daily Mirror, external: BBC's Poldark sparks controversy after scene is toned down in which Elizabeth tells him to stop THREE times
• Daily Telegraph, external:  Poldark: in whose world is the Elizabeth-Ross rape scene consensual?
• The Guardian, external: Shame on you, Ross

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport

Cornish Pirates coach Alan Paver says his side could have played better as they beat Ospreys Premiership Select 41-5 in the British and Irish Cup.

Image source, Brian Tempest

Tom Duncan and Alex O'Meara each scored two tries, while Marlen Walker and Alex Cheesman also scored.

"Everything seemed OK in the warm-up, but when we came out we seemed a bit subdued and flat," Paver said. "There were lots of mistakes, but from a personal point of view I think we lacked that last 10% mental effort."

BBC Weather Watchers

Image source, Mike B

Andrew Segal
Local Live

Remains of a human foot have been found in a walking boot in woods near Truro.

Devon and Cornwall Police said the boot containing the remains was found by a dog walker in Nansavallan Woods at about 17:00 last Thursday.

Police said they were continuing to search the area.

The force said it was not treating the discovery as suspicious. The coroner has been advised.  

BBC Spotlight

There are calls for the government to commit to longer-term funding for restorative justice services in Devon and Cornwall.

Supporters of the practice of bringing a victim and offender together say it can empower victims, reduce reoffending and save money. 

Police and Crime Commissioner Alison Hernandez (pictured) said it was a priority in the plan she was putting together.

West Briton

A Saltash toddler has been left with a broken ankle, external after being hit by a car in a supermarket car park on Sunday lunchtime. 

BBC Radio Cornwall

Simon Hall, Home Affairs Correspondent
BBC Spotlight

A large security operation is under way for the arrival in Devon of dozens of young migrants from the so-called Jungle migrant camp in France.

Sources involved in the operation have told the BBC up to 70 migrants are being brought to a hostel in the countryside near Great Torrington

The Home Office is acutely aware of the sensitivity of this issue and dozens of private security guards will accompany the children, we’ve been told.

They're being brought to the hostel from London, where they’ve been staying since leaving the camp in Calais, which French authorities have started to clear.

BBC Spotlight

A new building at Devon and Cornwall Police's headquarters in Exeter is being named after a popular Falmouth constable.

Andy Hocking died unexpectedly while off duty in March last year, aged 52. Thousands of people came together shortly afterwards to remember him by walking his beat.

Bronze footprints were also installed across the town centre in his memory.

Image source, Devon and Cornwall Police

The new building, Andy Hocking House, which houses the police commissioner's office and force canteen, will be officially opened later.

Exeter Express & Echo

A hospital trust is to pay £230,000 in compensation, external to a 77-year-old patient who lost almost all of his sight after doctors failed to take him off medication known to cause loss of vision as a side effect.