Andrew Segal
Local Live

A man has been arrested after a woman was allegedly sexually assaulted in Exeter.

Police said a woman in her 20s was reported to have been assaulted in the city centre between 02:00 and 02:10 on Sunday.

A 31-year-old man was arrested and later released under investigation for police enquiries to continue.

Devon and Cornwall Police said, external they were trying to trace a witness who was "stood outside Exeter Snooker Club on the corner of Guinea Street and George Street".

Officers said: "Police are wanting to identify and speak to this person as he may hold information vital to the investigation."

Holly Green
BBC Weather

If you're planning a trip to the coast or seaside, here are the next high water times around Devon and Cornwall.

We'll have the latest forecast on BBC Spotlight at 13:30.

BBC News Travel

In Cornwall, from Frogpool into the Perranwell Station area, there are reports there's a flock of sheep on the road.

Andrew Segal
Local Live

If Torbay's elected mayor resigns, the move could cost the area "tens of thousands of pounds, the area's MP claims.

Gordon Oliver is facing calls to quit after a majority of his Conservative councillors supported a vote of no confidence in him last week. He has until 10:00 to stand down, but has said he intends to serve out the rest of his term.

Torbay Conservative MP Kevin Foster said that, if Mr Oliver did resign, it may cause unnecessary upheaval in Torbay.

He said: "If Gordon wrote a letter at 09:30 resigning, we'd end up with a by-election later this year for an elected mayor - that's how the law currently stands.

"We'll end up spending tens of thousands of pounds for someone to be mayor for just over a year until the post is abolished in May 2019."

BBC Radio Devon

Locals in the village of Lee on the North Devon coast say they'll fight the latest plans to build 23 luxury houses and apartments there.

The proposed homes, arranged in three blocks, could be built on the site of an old hotel in a prime seafront location.

A previous application to redevelop the Lee Bay Hotel site, near Ilfracombe, into homes was refused by North Devon Council last year because of concerns about the impact on the local area.

Some villagers also said they were concerned the properties would just end up as "expensive holiday homes".

Developer Acorn Blue said the scale and feel of the new scheme after a redesign was in keeping with Lee Bay and reflected the character of its conservation area.

Cornwall Live

A Sainsbury's delivery driver has been snapped apparently performing an illegal U-turn on the A30, external – not far from where people have died in similar dangerous manoeuvre.

Holly Green
BBC Weather

Eastern parts will start rather cloudy, but this will break up to give all parts a fine day with sunny spells, the best of these likely later in the day.

It will feel warm for most with a gentle northerly breeze. Maximum temperature: 22C (72F).

BBC Radio Cornwall

A widow says she returns to the Cornish spot where her husband and daughter died in a catastrophic speedboat accident every time she visits the county.

Victoria Milligan lost a leg in the accident in Padstow in May 2013. Her husband, 51-year-old Nick, and eight-year-old daughter Emily were killed, and their three other children were also injured.

Visiting Cornwall to speak to members of bereavement charity Cruse, Mrs Milligan said she'd been encouraged by the success of campaigns to raise awareness of the importance of so-called kill cords on speed boats.

The cords are attached to a boat's pilot and make the engine cut out if they are thrown overboard.

In 2014, the inquest was told Mrs Milligan, who had been trained in using a powerboat, was not wearing a kill cord which would have stopped the engine when they were thrown overboard.

BBC News England

South West Trains is warning of severe disruption across the whole network for the rest of the day.

The train company, whose routes include Exeter, is advising passengers not to travel towards London Waterloo until after 09:00 after a loss of all signalling in the Earlsfield area of south-west London.

It said trains could be cancelled, delayed by up to 90 minutes or revised until the end of service.

BBC Radio Devon

Work is due to start later on the installation of heat detectors in flats in three tower blocks in Plymouth.

Plymouth Community Homes has taken the step because of concerns following the Grenfell Tower fire.

Cladding on the towers is also to be removed, probably by the end of November.

Flash flooding last week saw torrents of water sweep through the Cornish village, damaging its main road.

Nick Hope
BBC Sport

Britain's Tom Daley claimed his first individual World Championship gold for eight years at the weekend, with a stunning victory in the 10m platform final in Budapest.

Plymouth-born Daley, eliminated in the semi-finals of the same event at the Rio Olympics last year, dominated the final throughout.

The 23-year-old won with a score of 590.95, ahead of Olympic champion Chen Aisen of China (585.25). Fellow Briton Matty Lee finished 12th.

Earlier, Daley won silver alongside Grace Reid in the mixed 3m springboard. The pair totalled 308.04 for their five routines with China (323.70) winning gold and Canada (297.72) taking the bronze medal.

BBC Radio Cornwall

A sheep shearer from New Zealand is in Cornwall trying to break the world record for the most ewes sheared in eight hours.

The current record is 605 and, to beat it, Rowland Smith will have to strip each fleece in less than 47 seconds. The event's taking place at Trefranck Farm in St Clether.

Rowland has been training for several months and experts said he was as fit as an Olympic cyclist.

Jenny Walrond
Health Correspondent, BBC Spotlight

GPs in Cornwall have been challenged by health commissioners to make savings of £30m.

NHS Kernow is expecting to overspend by almost £40m this financial year and commissioners want doctors to help them find ways to work more efficiently.

Much of the money saved would be reinvested into patient care, but some of the savings would be used to balance the books.

BBC Spotlight

Torbay's elected mayor Gordon Oliver has until 10:00 to resign after a vote of no confidence in him.

Last week, a majority of his Conservative councillors supported the vote of no confidence, and wanted him to resign by today.

If he doesn't, the chief executive of Torbay Council is expected to go to the Secretary of State and ask whether his term of office can be ended early, and if the unitary authority can return to a council leader and cabinet system.

Mr Oliver, who has been in post since 2011, said last week he would stay until 2019 when the office expires "unless the Prime Minister or the government wants to remove me".

Andrew Segal
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