Coach carrying schoolchildren crashes on A30
Tunisia terror attack: Bodmin man killed on beach 'was a wonderful person'
Man killed fiancée in Christmas present row
Cornwall cabinet votes in favour of European Capital of Culture bid
Police cannot confirm cause of Falmouth pub fire
David Goodwillie has left Plymouth Argyle by mutual agreement
Charity railway break-in 'causes £5,000 of damage'
Poultry owners who break bird flu restrictions could face an unlimited fine or jail, officials warn
Updates on Wednesday 25 January 2017
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A coach carrying schoolchildren from St Ives School has crashed on the A30 near Penzance.
The coach is thought to have veered off the road and on to the verge.
The Williams Travel coach was heading to a swimming gala in Penzance.
It is not yet clear if anybody has been injured.
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A homeless man was beaten unconscious in the street in the early hours of New Year's Day in Newquay.
Police say they would like to speak with the men pictured below in CCTV images in connection with the attack in St George's Road at around 4.30am.
Three suspects have been arrested and released on bail until 30 March.
Image source, Devon and Cornwall PoliceThe mayor of Truro says he is surprised the city is in the running to become a European Capital of Culture.
Today Cornwall Councillors will vote on whether to spend more than half a million pounds, external on the bidding process for the 2023 spot.
Mayor Rob Nolan says he wasn't told about the bid.
The Cornwall councillor responsible for culture, Julian German says Truro City Council has already voiced its support for the plan.
A Staffordshire bull terrier was found roaming around a school by a caretaker, a court heard, in a case that landed its owner with the first fine in the city for failing to correctly microchip a dog., external
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The former boss of the South Devon Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has gone on trial for fraud at Exeter Crown Court.
Paula Vasco-Knight, 53, denies two counts totalling £20,000 .
Her husband Stephen Vasco-Knight, 46, denies one count of fraud.
Habib Naqvi, 39, faces two charges of encouraging or assisting an offence.
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Plymouth Argyle Football Club (PAFC) has confirmed David Goodwillie has left the club by mutual agreement.
In a statement, external posted on the club's website, it said: "Mr Goodwillie has asked the club to terminate his contract of employment in order that he can focus his time on a potential appeal of the civil judgement made against him.
PAFC has agreed to his request. PAFC will make no further comment on this matter."
Earlier in January, Goodwillie was one of two footballers ruled to be rapists and ordered to pay £100,000 damages despite never facing a criminal trial.
There could be help for cash strapped councils to keep public toilets open across Cornwall.
A bill going through parliament would give local authorities the right to stop charging business rates for local facilities.
Town and parish councils have increasingly taken control of running public loos as Cornwall Council tries to save money.
But some are struggling to make it economically viable.
The Cornwall councillor responsible for culture says a bid to make Truro European Capital of Culture in 2023 would benefit the entire county.
Julian German says the city will be a hub, but a successful bid will bring extra money to all of Cornwall.
Councillors will vote later on whether to spend more than £500,000 on the application.
The last UK city to win the award was Liverpool in 2008.
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Image source, Devon and Cornwall PolicePolice say they cannot be certain that a fire which destroyed a pub in Falmouth yesterday was caused by arson.
They say a scenes of crime officer and fire investigator could not find enough evidence to prove the fire at the Four Winds Inn was deliberate. They added accidental and electrical causes could not be ruled out.
Image source, Falmouth Fire Station
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Vandals have smashed windows on historic trains, stolen radios and damaged buildings in a break-in at the South Devon Railway.
The incident happened at the attraction at Buckfastleigh on Friday.
It's the second time in a year that the charity-run railway has been targeted by thieves.
Image source, South Devon RailwayAs well as causing £5,000 worth of damage, the station manager's personal bar of chocolate was also taken, charity bosses said.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of assault and criminal damage after armed police were called to a property in Redruth.
Officers attended the property at Four Lanes at 20:15 following reports of a domestic assault.
A man was reported to have had a knife, officers said.
Police said they negotiated with a man who voluntarily left the property about 22:00 and was arrested. He remains in custody in Camborne.
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Two admiralty pilots with more than 85 years service between them are retiring today.
Ray Preston and Jeff Walters have worked to keep the River Tamar and Devonport Dockyard safe for vessels.
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Steve Hodge and Callum Gill have been selected to start England Deaf Rugby's match against Wales in Pontypridd on Saturday.
Hodge plays his club rugby for Devonport Services, while Gill represents Newton Abbot.
Image source, Getty ImagesIt will be the second time that Hodge has played for England, while Gill will be lining up for his country for the sixth time.
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