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.

BBC Spotlight

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People in Devon and Cornwall are being asked to help boost numbers of a rare butterfly found in just four places in the UK - including the Tamar Valley.

The heath fritillary butterfly has suffered significant declines in the last 4 years, with numbers falling by nearly 90%.

The Butterfly Conservation charity said it was calling for people to get involved in a project to create woodland clearings favoured by the insect, as well as helping with survey work.

BBC Radio Devon

If you're on Dartmoor over the summer, look out for Colin the Rescue Otter and his friends.

One hundred sculptures are being uniquely decorated with designs from 100 selected artists, and are set to be placed on and around Dartmoor, creating a trail for the public to explore before being auctioned off.

The Moor Otters Project said it aimed to raise about £100,000 for projects to conserve and enhance Dartmoor's landscape.

BBC Sport

Britain's number one surfer Luke Dillon says the Olympic Games is a chance for the sport to grow its appeal in the UK.

This week, the sport holds its first world championships since its Olympic debut was confirmed for Tokyo 2020.

"We're on the back foot compared to other countries but we're getting better the last few years," Newquay-based Dillon told BBC Sport.

"With inclusion in the Olympics hopefully the sport will rise and we'll get up there soon," he added.

Surfing awarded place at Tokyo 2020 Dillon, 22, was a prodigious junior before joining the senior professional tour at the start of 2016.

The Newquay man broke into the world's top 150 in his rookie season and hopes to push into the top 100 in the next year before ultimately appearing for GB at the Tokyo Games.

BBC Radio Devon

Bridge Road in Exeter will be closed overnight tonight, and for the next three nights, for widening works.

The final sections of steel work for the Countess Wear pedestrian and cycle bridge are being installed and the road was to be closed to allow a large crane to set up safely, highways bosses said.

Diversions will be in place.

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Andrew Segal
Local Live

The death of a man after he slipped on water that leaked from a faulty sandwich chiller in a Truro shop "demonstrates the importance of slip risks being adequately controlled", Cornwall Council says.

The Co-op has been fined £400,000 over the death of 74-year-old Stanley May, who died after hitting his head on the floor in the Co-op supermarket in Truro in July 2015.

The only control method was a "wet floor" sign, the council said.

The Co-operative Group Ltd, which previously pleaded guilty of failing to protect customers under health and safety law, said the death was "a matter of utmost regret". It was also ordered to pay costs of £50,000.

Sarah-Jane Brown, from the council's Business Regulatory Support team, said: "It should serve a warning to the retail industry, and particularly supermarkets, that signage alone is not an adequate control. Proactive measures must be taken to either prevent floors becoming slippery or precluding public access."

Andrew Segal
Local Live

A van driver has suffered sustained "serious, potentially life-threatening injuries" in a collision with a lorry on the A361 in north Devon, police say.

The road was blocked by crash between the van and a lorry at Moortown Cross at about 12:40, affecting traffic between Tiverton and Barnstaple. Both the male drivers had to be cut free from their vehclces.

The van driver, the only person in his vehicle, was airlifted to Derriford Hospital in Plymouth by air ambulance. The lorry driver sustained a serious arm injury and was airlifted to the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital in a second air ambulance. A passenger in the lorry suffered minor injuries and was described as walking wounded.

The road is closed and diversions are in place. Police have advised motorists to avoid the area

Bee Tucker
BBC Weather

Staying dry and mild overnight with some clear spells at first, before low cloud and coastal fog pushes in from the southwest during the early hours. Minimum temperature: 11C (52F).

It will remain rather cloudy through Tuesday, with some low cloud possibly bringing some light drizzle over Dartmoor. Meanwhile, it will be drier elsewhere, with some bright spells, although it won't feel as warm as Monday. Maximum temperature: 20C (68F).

A digger driver caused more than £100,000 damage on a building site he had worked on after saying "I swear blind I will come back and tear the place up", a court heard.

Forty-one-year-old Rory Doyle's wrecking spree included him damaging a road, demolishing a lamp post and digging up drains on the site at Chivenor Cross, near Braunton, in April 2016.

Exeter Crown Court heard he was angry because he had been sacked over a dispute with his foreman, who he accused of bullying him. The total cost of the spree included a £22,000 penalty payment the contractors incurred for overrunning, it was also told.

Doyle, of Waterloo Road, Torquay, admitted criminal damage and was jailed for 18 months, suspended for two years. Defending, Greg Richardson, said Doyle was a hard-working man and the only breadwinner for his family who would suffer if he went to jail.

Andrew Segal
Local Live

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A seagull has been put down after being shot with a crossbow in what has been called a "heartless attack".

The RSPCA said the bird was found with the bolt through its body on an industrial estate in St Austell last Wednesday. It was spotted by workers who noticed the injured bird was unable to fly away.

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It was taken to a vet "who sadly found that the injuries were too severe to make a recovery", the charity said. "The bird was put to sleep to prevent further suffering", it added.

Animal Collection Officer Peter Ferris said: “It’s a sad thought that somebody would shoot an animal for no reason and just leave it to suffer."

All wild birds are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 and it is illegal - except under licence - to take, injure or kill wild birds or interfere with their nest or eggs.

James Law
BBC Sport Online

Scrum-half Matt Shepherd says Cornwall must "nullify" Lancashire if they are to beat them in Sunday's County Championship final at Twickenham.

Cornwall beat Hertfordshire 45-28 on Saturday to top their pool and stay on course for a third title in a row.

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"We know what they bring. They've got a good coaching setup and obviously they know what we can bring," Shepherd told BBC Radio Cornwall. "It's a battle because we know last time we played them it was 18-13, so we're looking forward to the challenges ahead."

Andrew Segal
Local Live

A 33-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of robbery after a raid on a shop in Cornwall, police say.

Hayle's Spar store was cordoned off after the robbery at about 07:45 when a man wearing a helmet entered the Spar shop and claimed to have a shotgun.

It's thought he made off with about £100 in cash. No-one was injured.

Police said the local man was arrested after extensive searches in the town and he remained in custody.

Officers added that they were not looking for weapons in connection with this incident and no firearms were seized.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport

Exeter Chiefs have improved enough this season to win their first Premiership title, says captain Gareth Steenson.

The Chiefs face Wasps in next weekend's final at Twickenham after dramatically beating European champions Saracens in Saturday's semi-final at Sandy Park.

"We're in a much different place. Even in the changing room after the game it feels different," Exeter fly-half Steenson told BBC Sport.

"We've talked very much about building and being champions this year."

Andrew Segal
Local Live

A man has been arrested by police hunting a suspected armed robber after a raid on a shop in Cornwall.

Hayle's Spar store was cordoned off after the robbery at about 07:45 when a man wearing a helmet entered the Spar shop and claimed to have a shotgun.

It's thought he made off with about £100 in cash. No-one was injured.

Police have been carrying out searches in the town following the robbery.

BBC Radio Cornwall

A police inspector says a multi-agency crackdown on street drinking in Truro has been effective, seeing a previous level of 40% of calls to police as a result of alcohol dropping to about 5%

However, some street drinkers say they're just being hidden away and underlying problems are not being dealt with.

Plymouth Herald

Officers found a pistol, believed to be an airgun, after an alleged assault at a property in Pembroke Street on Saturday afternoon, external.

Andrew Segal
Local Live

Two drivers have been cut free from their vehicles after colliding on the A361, firefighters say, external.

The road was left blocked after the collision between a van and a lorry at Moortown Cross at about 12:40, affecting traffic travelling between Tiverton and Barnstaple.

Both men were taken to hospital with leg, arm and head injuries, and the road was expected to remain closed for several hours, Devon & Somerset Fire and Rescue Service said.

The Devon and Cornwall Police drones team tweeted, external that there were "lots of emergency services vehicles coming & going so please be aware", and drivers should avoid the area.