Plymouth Argyle Football Club has recorded a turnover of £6.2m in the year ending 31 December 2016 - up by 31% on 2015.

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A Devon farm has launched a new phone app to make it easier for shoppers to know where their food comes from.

Eversfield Organic Farm's app works by scanning a digital label to show how the product's been processed and transported, even showing pictures of the animals and the farm they lived on.

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Two trees from Devon have been named in the 10 finalists for England's Tree of the Year.

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BBC Sport Online

Forward Cody Cooke says the Truro City team predicted they would win by a "margin" against Whitehawk before their 7-2 National League South victory.

The 24-year-old scored his sixth goal this term as the Cornish side moved up to fourth with a fourth win in a row.

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"We knew we had to roll them over - they are at the bottom of the table for a reason," Cooke told BBC Cornwall.

"We turned up beforehand and didn't only think we were going to win, we thought we'd win by a margin."

Plymouth Herald

A woman has been airlifted to Derriford Hospital with serious life changing injuries following a crash on a major road into Devon, external.

BBC Radio Cornwall

Marine conservationists are urging people to report strandings of Portuguese men-of-war on Cornwall's beaches.

Cornwall Wildlife Trust says the species - not technically a jelly fish, but a floating colony of tiny marine organisms living together - have been at the mercy of strong winds over the weekend.

Portuguese men-of-war, which have distinctive blue tentacles and a transparent purple float that's the same shape as a Cornish pasty, can deliver a painful and potentially lethal sting.

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The relatives of a man swept out to sea while fishing have been informed of a body located in a bay in Cornwall.

Brothers Charles and Robert Allen, from Bristol, were fishing on 4 September when they were swept off rocks near Treyarnon Bay.

Emergency services found Charles, 21, in the sea, but he died later in hospital. Rescuers did not find Robert.

Police were called just after 08:00 BST when a member of the public reported seeing body at Constantine Bay in Padstow.

The relatives of Robert Allen, 30, have been informed and formal identification would be carried out shortly, police said.

Lynne French
BBC News Online

Treats, including fruit, cereal bars, water and sweets are being deliverd to more than 30 police stations in Devon and Cornwall to encourage frontline officers to take meal breaks and look after their wellbeing.

The 24-hour challenge by the force's peer support network will also raise funds for the Care of Police Survivors, external (COPs) charity, which helps families of officers who have lost their lives whilst on duty.

Devon & Cornwall Police Peer Support Network is one of the first of its kind in the UK, with personnel trained by the Institute of Mental Health to support colleagues, based on shared understanding and respect between people in similar situations.

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Deputy Chief Constable Paul Netherton said the work carried out every day by officers can have an impact on them.

"People working shifts can find themselves too busy to take a meal break, or out of sync with regular mealtimes, so we hope the #Treatsforbeats initiative will encourage them to take breaks where possible and to be mindful of their wellbeing, whatever the pressures of the job," he said.

The initiative is being funded by the Police Federation and staff support groups.

BBC Radio Devon

Badger culling has been given the go-ahead in Devon and 10 other new areas of England as part of efforts to tackle tuberculosis in cattle.

Licences for badger culling also include parts of Wiltshire, Somerset, Dorset and Cheshire.

The Government said it was also restarting a badger vaccination programme to stop the spread of the disease to new areas.

In addition, licences for more culling have been granted for areas of Gloucestershire and Somerset, which have completed four-year pilot culls introduced to stop spread of TB from badgers to cattle.

Emma Thomasson
BBC Spotlight

Strong winds, with gusts up to 60mph, are whipping up seas and could bring down power lines and trees across the South West.

The Met Office, which issued a yellow warning, said winds should ease later, but some strong gusts could continue into the afternoon.

Lynne French
BBC News Online

An international gang of money launderers, including two men from Cornwall, have been jailed and ordered to repay £590,000.

The gang of six laundered £40m of criminal cash through bank accounts in UK and abroad and were behind a separate VAT fraud, with HM Revenue and Customs investigators tracking their activities across Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic.

In August, Daniel Wood and Gary Fulton, both of Cornwall, were ordered to sell assets to repay £70,000 and £104,228 respectively following their convictions in April 2016. If the money is not paid within six months, both will serve more time in prison.

Four other men were jailed in 2015, with sentences totalling 27 years. Serious Crime Prevention and Confiscation orders mean the gang have to sell all their assets to repay almost £590,000.

James Law
BBC Sport Online

Exeter City's top scorer Reuben Reid says playing with a strike partner is giving him "more space" to exploit.

The 29-year-old has been paired with Liam McAlinden in attack for the League Two leaders and scored twice in their victory at Forest Green on Saturday.

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"When you play in a two you're not as pigeon-holed just to stay in the middle of the pitch," Reid told BBC Radio Devon.

"Everyone knows where they're supposed to be and everyone's bouncing off each other defensively and offensively."

Lisa Hay
BBC News Online

HMS Ocean's arrived in Gibraltar to pick up stores and personnel before heading across the Atlantic to provide disaster relief in the aftermath of Hurricanes Irma and Jose.

The Royal Navy's Devonport-based flagship has been sent to provide "vital humanitarian aid" to islands in the Caribbean.

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The amphibious assault ship has been diverted from her final deployment - to the Mediterranean.

She is due to be retired next year.

Supply ship RFA Mounts Bay arrived in the British Virgin Islands on Friday.

Royal Marines and army engineers are now working to deliver much-needed aid via a rebuilt Tortola runway.

Lynne French
BBC News Online

The body of a man has been found at Constantine Bay in Padstow.

Devon and Cornwall Police said the family of missing fisherman Robert Allen have been informed and a formal identification will be carried out later.

Dr Allen, 30, and his 21-year-old brother Charles, were swept into the sea while fishing off rocks at Treyarnon Bay last Monday.

Charles was airlifted to the Royal Cornwall Hospital in Truro, but was later pronounced dead.

Despite extensive searches by coastguard rescue teams, police and the RNLI, Dr Allen was not found.

Strong winds, with gusts up to 60mph are affecting the South West.

The Met Office has issued a yellow warning, saying travel could be disrupted with winds bringing down power lines and trees.

The winds are also whipping up waves around the coast.

Plymouth Herald

A set of flats haunted by a tragic fire, external that struck them two years ago has been deliberately set on fire this morning.

BBC Radio Cornwall

Diggers and tractors had to pull cars and vans out of the mud at the Little Orchard Festival near Perranporth over the weekend.

Heavy rain meant campers and cars alike were struggling to get around.

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Organisers say conditions were the most challenging ever faced since the cider and music event started five years ago - but festival-goers still had a good time.

Lynne French
BBC News Online

The death of a woman, whose body was found in the sea at Chiselbury Bay on Saturday is not being treated as suspicious.

The alarm was raised by a fisherman who spotted the body in the water near Ladram Bay Holiday Park.

The body - believed to be a 50-year-old woman from the Surrey area - was recovered by the Sidmouth lifeboat.

Devon and Cornwall Police said the woman’s next of kin has been informed and a file will be prepared for the coroner.