Andrew Segal
BBC Local Live, in Penzance

He was the cheeky kitty who didn't care where he lay, and was loved by shoppers and store staff. 

Milo, the Penzance Tesco cat - who died over the weekend - would be often seen wandering around the superstore's car park, occasionally jumping into someone's open car boot or on a trolley for a quick look around. 

Image source, Amanda Hosking

Most frequently the 18-month-old local social media star would be just inside the foyer in the warm, often lying on top of what he thought looked comfortable: the shop's free magazine stand, gardening products (he's pictured here on top of packs of dahlia bulbs), or even among bottles of car anti-freeze or de-icer. 

On another occasion I know of, he was actually inside the shop - just inside - lying under the delightful warm blast of the hot air conditioning fan. 

His death has upset staff and shoppers, with staff sending his family a card and flowers. And I know many will miss rooting around the foyer displays just to smile at where he had taken up temporary residence at that moment.

If you have any memories of Milo, please email us.

Plymouth Herald

A father, husband and former Royal Marine from Plymouth has been killed in a terrible mining accident, external in Australia.

Hamish Marshall
BBC Spotlight

Paediatrician Jonathan Walsh, 47, has been jailed for three years for having and sharing child sex images.

As he jailed Walsh, Judge Geoffrey Mercer said: "To state that your sexual interest in children which underlines these offences causes concern with regard to the position you held is a massive understatement.

"An aggravating feature in this case is the extreme nature of the images." 

"You went to considerable lengths that disguise what you were doing." 

In mitigation, the court was told that Walsh had "sincere regret for having committed the offences". 

These were "non contact" offences and he is "aware that these are real children and harm is indirectly caused to them by his viewing of the images".

Sian Davies
BBC News Online

A cow was winched to safety yesterday after falling down a cliff near Polzeath.

Crews were called at about 16:30 on Saturday but had to call off the rescue because of fading light and a rising tide.

Image source, Damion Gough, Padstow RNLI crew member

On Sunday morning the cow was sedated and the rescue resumed with support from Polzeath and Boscastle Coastguard Cliff Rescue Teams. The cow was winched to safety by crews from Bodmin and Wadebridge Community Fire Stations.

Coxswain Richard Pitman from Padstow RNLI said: “It was a great example of multi-agency working and we are delighted it was a successful outcome.”

BBC Radio Cornwall

A woman who fell and broke her ankle in a quiet Cornish village was rescued because a man, sat 200 miles away, saw her on a live webcam.

Frankie Davies had gone to Boscastle to do some shopping when she fell on the street and didn't have any mobile signal to call for help.

She says there was nobody around as the weather was bad: "I was in a lot of pain, so just laid there getting my breath, unable to move hoping things would improve."

Fortunately a man was watching a live webcam in Worcester and phoned his mother who lives in Boscastle. She was able to get down and assist Frankie, and take her to her house.

She later went to the Minor Injuries Unit in Bodmin for treatment and said: "I will never forget the kindness of Becky and Paul to a stranger, or the incredible luck of being spotted on the webcam."

BBC Radio Cornwall's James Churchfield looks as though he's trying to psych out colleague Mel Osborne ahead of the start of the Comic Relief Cake Off.

A young mum who survived cancer and has been given a new head of hair has been reacting to the huge response her story has received.

Kat Roberts, 29, went through extensive treatment that meant her hair didn't regrow properly.

A team of stylists used a special technique to give her a full head of hair, as regular hair extensions wouldn't work.

Kat said on Facebook: "I've just woke up haha. Can't believe the response it has had. Thank you xxxx"  

Hamish Marshall
BBC Spotlight

A paediatrician who worked in north Devon has been jailed for three years for having and sharing child sex images of the most serious kind.

Jonathan Walsh, 47, admitted 17 charges of making and distributing indecent images at Exeter Crown Court.

He has moved away from Barnstaple since the matter became public.

Walsh was previously removed from his job as a consultant at North Devon District Hospital.

New interactive road signs are being introduced in parts of Dartmoor this week to try and reduce the increasing number of animals being killed by traffic.

The signs warn drivers if they are exceeding the 40mph speed limit across Dartmoor.

Karla McKechnie, Dartmoor Livestock Protection Officer, recorded 188 traffic accidents involving animals during 2016, nearly double the 2015 figure.

Image source, Dartmoor National Park

She said: "160 animals were killed and 28 seriously injured on the unfenced roads. The amount of animal suffering is enormous with 32 ponies, 5 cows and 123 sheep dying at the roadside from horrific injuries.   

"My priority at accidents is to put fatally injured animals out of their suffering. Then I have time to consider why the animals were hit and usually it is obvious from the appalling injuries and damage to the vehicle that speed played a big part."

Sian Davies
BBC News Online

A young mother-of-two who was diagnosed with breast cancer three years ago says the damage to her hair left her feeling "unfeminine".

Kat Roberts, from Plymouth, was 26 when she was diagnosed with the disease and had to have her breasts and ovaries removed.

She has been clear of cancer for two years but her hair has never recovered.

Following a community fundraising effort, she has now had specialist extensions for people suffering severe hair loss and says she feels like a "different person".

Watch Inside Out South West's story on BBC One tonight at 19:30 BST and on the iPlayer afterwards.

BBC News Travel

• Skybus flights from Exeter and Newquay to St Mary's are delayed by up to one hour due to poor weather conditions
• At Threemilestone near Truro, the temporary traffic lights on Chyvelah Road in the roadworks area are causing delays between Polstain Road and Hugus Road
• In East Taphouse, on the A390 between B3359 and the Bodmin turn off there is queueing traffic due to the Glynn Valley closure on A390 westbound
• In Exeter, on A377 Alphington Road inbound there is slow moving traffic from A30 (Alphington Junction) to Exe Bridges
• In Barnstaple, there is heavy traffic on A361 Braunton Road eastbound at A361 Western Bypass
• In Plymouth, there is congestion on A386 Outland Road southbound near the A38 The Parkway
• Brixham Express has cancelled all sailings this morning

Cornwall Live

BBC Radio Cornwall's Laurence Reed features in The Cornish List: 50 Cornish people flying the black and white flag for Cornwall , external compiled by Cornwall Live.

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Sian Davies
BBC News Online

The rescue of a cow which had fallen down a cliff was made more difficult after the animal swam to an "isolated island",  Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service has said.

Image source, Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service

The rescue began on Saturday at 16:20 but had to be called off at 18:30 because of fading light. It started again on Sunday morning.

Wadebridge Community Fire Station said: "The incident was made extremely difficult as the cow swam to an isolated island where she was out of reach of the emergency services."

After a nine-hour rescue, the rare White Park cow was winched back up to the top of the cliff at 16:30 on Sunday.  

James Law
BBC Sport Online

Leicester Tigers claimed their first silverware in four years as they edged out Exeter Chiefs 16-12 in a tight Anglo-Welsh Cup final at The Stoop.

Tom Brady intercepted a loose pass from Matt Jess for what proved the decisive try for Leicester in the first half.

Image source, Getty Images

"We gave them too much of a lead as they were able to wrestle the momentum away from us," Chiefs skills coach Ricky Pellow told BBC Radio Devon.

"We threw everything at them in the second half, but we couldn't break them down early enough. They must take great credit as they deserved to win by withstanding all our pressure in the second half."

BBC Radio Cornwall

A woman who fell and broke her ankle in a quiet Cornish village was rescued because a man, sat 200 miles away, saw her on a live webcam.

Frankie Davies had gone to Boscastle to do some shopping when she fell on the street and didn't have any mobile signal to call for help.

She says there was nobody around as the weather was bad: "I was in a lot of pain, so just laid there getting my breath, unable to move hoping things would improve."

Image source, Google

Fortunately a man was watching a live webcam in Worcester and phoned his mother who lives in Boscastle. She was able to get down and assist Frankie, and take her to her house.

She later went to the Minor Injuries Unit in Bodmin for treatment and said: "I will never forget the kindness of Becky and Paul to a stranger, or the incredible luck of being spotted on the webcam."

BBC Spotlight

Plymouth Raiders head coach Johnny White says his team were given a "masterclass" by Leicester as they lost the BBL Trophy final.

The Raiders were always behind in the match played in Glasgow, after a poor first quarter when they only managed to score with three of their 19 attempts. 

Despite a valiant fight back, Leicester ran away with it and the game finished 91-58.

Holly Green
BBC Weather

It will be a wet start to the working week with widespread rain across Devon and Cornwall through much of the day, with heavy bursts at times too. 

It will turn drier and colder later in the afternoon and stay rather breezy. Maximum temperature: 12C (54F). 

Devon Live

A two-year-old girl from Exeter has become an internet sensation - because she looks just like Ed Sheeran, external .

Sian Davies
BBC News Online

A pregnant cow has been rescued after falling down a 40ft cliff at The Rumps, near Polzeath on Saturday.

Image source, Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service

Crews had to call off the rescue due to the rising tide and fading light - but went back on Sunday morning.  

Fire crews used specialist animal rescue equipment and lifeboat and coastguard crews helped with the rescue of the cow which was eventually winched back up the cliff.