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Bob Dylan artwork for an exhibition due to start today was destroyed in the Exeter fire
Talks are being held today in Exeter to discuss how to help businesses affected by the devastating fire on Cathedral Green.
£30,000 fine imposed on the company which supplied a two tonne door that fell, fatally injuring two men from the Cornish shanty band Fisherman's Friends
Cornwall Council will reveal today how it plans to make savings of £34m next year.
A man's been flown to hospital by Cornwall Air Ambulance after a crash at Lelant Downs in West Cornwall.
The Country Landowners Association is urging people across Devon and Cornwall not to release Chinese lanterns over bonfire weekend.
A winter appeal is being launched to raise funds for 150 dormice boxes at three woodland sites in Exmoor National Park.
Jonathan Morris
BBC News Online
That's all from BBC Local Live in Devon & Cornwall for today, we'll be back at 08:00 on Monday to bring you all the day's news, sport, travel and weather updates.
Don't miss BBC Spotlight at 18:30 and the late bulletin at 22:30 tonight.
David Braine
Weather Forecaster
It'll be a cold night with clear spells allowing a local patchy frost to form. There will be scattered showers too, especially towards the north coast. Minimum Temperature: 1C (34F)
Saturday will be a chilly and breezy day with sunny spells and scattered showers. The showers mainly along northern coasts with many places remaining dry. Maximum Temperature: 10C (50F)
The remains of a missing fisherman were found a year after his vessel sank four miles off Rame Head, The Herald has learned., external
Jonathan Morris
BBC News Online
Green-minded recyclers are facing massive cuts to the amount they get for composting waste.
Devon County Council is planning to slash the amount paid to to community compost schemes from £49-£59 a tonne to £25 a tonne "in line with the national average".
Councillor Roger Croad, Cabinet Member for the Environment, said: "We of course want to continue to support community groups but it is hard to justify continuing to pay a higher rate to community groups when the council could manage this waste more cheaply."
Recyclers have got until 23 December to tell the council what they think. And what do you think? Email us here.
Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport
Exeter City forward Joel Grant is hoping his recent good form will lead to a recall by Jamaica.
Grant, 29, was left out of the squad which lost their final two World Cup qualifiers in September, having scored in the win over Chile in May and been part of the 2016 Copa America squad.
Image source, Getty ImagesBut he has scored in his last two games as Exeter's form has turned around with three wins from four.
"If my performances are good, I'm sure I'll be in," Grant told BBC Sport.
Jonathan Morris
BBC News Online
Council tax bills across Cornwall are set to go up again next year, as the authority continues to make savings.
A Band D household would be paying about £1.04 a week more in its draft budget - which involves making cuts of £34m.
Not many areas of spending are untouched - and £3.5m of savings are earmarked by offloading leisure centres.
It's also predicted there'll be 292 further job losses by 2020.
A company has been fined £30,000 following the deaths of a shanty group singer and the band's promoter after a two-tonne steel door fell on them.
The stage door collapsed on Fisherman's Friends vocalist Trevor Grills and Paul McMullen at Guildford's G Live venue in 2013.
Shropshire-based Express Hi-Fold Doors Ltd was found guilty of a health and safety breach at Guildford Crown Court.
Director David Naylor, 57, was cleared of manslaughter by gross negligence.
Jonathan Morris
BBC News Online
Submariners from Plymouth-based sub HMS Talent are on their way to London by bike.
Image source, Royal NavyChief Petty Officers Craig Parker, Scott Yeardley, Matthew Bradley and Warrant Officer Jimmy Dyke and Able Seaman Aidan Madden and Leading Seaman Matty Mead are aiming to cover the 248 miles in less than 23 hours.
They are raising funds for the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity (RNRMC) which supported the family of former colleague Lieutenant Joseph Wright, 26, who died in January from natural causes after collapsing while out jogging in Faslane Naval Base, Scotland.
Image source, Royal NavyRoyal Netherlands Navy aircraft train in the South West twice a year.
The three NH 90 Anti-submarine Warfare (ASW) helicopters are from 7 (NL) and 860 (NL) Sqns based at Naval Air Station De Kooy in the Netherlands.
The squadrons spend three weeks at Culdrose in the summer and winter months. Have you spotted them in the skies? Email us your pictures.
Image source, Royal NavyBrent Pilnick
BBC Sport
Exeter flanker Dave Ewers will make his first appearance of the season in Saturday's Anglo-Welsh Cup tie at Harlequins.
The England Saxons forward injured his knee at the end of pre-season.
Image source, Getty ImagesAlso returning is Phil Dollman, two months after breaking his hand against champions Saracens in September.
Teenage scrum-half Jack maunder captains the side, following in the footsteps of his father Andy, who led the team in the 1990's.
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A college in south east Cornwall has had to close early today because of emergency gas supply works.
Image source, GoogleTorpoint College describes it as unforeseen work switching off the main gas supply affecting their ability to run the building's heating and food prep.
Managers are stressing there's no gas leak, no one is in danger and updates for students and their families are being posted on social media.
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BBC News Online
The Great Big Rhino Project has come to an end with a charity auction that raised £123,000.
Image source, Paignton ZooThe summer-long project, organised by Paignton Zoo, saw a free public art trail of 40 life-size painted rhinos dotted around Exeter and the English Riviera.
Thousands of people spent the summer searching out the artworks and now 39 of the rhinos have been auctioned to raise money for rhino conservation.
Image source, Paignton ZooHighlight was Hulk-O-Rhino, painted by Jenny Leonard and sponsored by Inter-Line Building Supplies which sold for £13,500 – 10 times the price of some of the other rhinos.
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Harbour Lights, a former public loo converted into a two-bedroom house in Charlestown, will be on George Clark's Amazing Spaces next Thursday., external
Image source, Charlotte ThomsonThe toilet block, was originally a former fish cellar and net store back in 1771.
Charlotte Thomson and fiancée Joey Auger bought it in April last year to create a house with stunning views over St Austell Bay.
Chris Quevatre
BBC News Online
Works of art by Bob Dylan were destroyed in the raging fire in Exeter city centre last Friday.
The owners of Castle Fine Art Gallery on Cathedral Green say an exhibition of his work was due to start today.
Image source, PAThe fire started in the building where the gallery is based, before spreading to surrounding buildings including the Royal Clarence Hotel.
Fifteen hand-signed Dylan prints were lost in the fire, along with works from other artists.
