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Health managers in Cornwall say no firm decision has been made about the future of the mothballed Bodmin Treatment Centre, but that but plans are afoot looking at reshaping Cornwall's health and care systems.

The treatment centre opened for elective surgical procedures in 2006 to help ease pressure on Cornish hospitals.

More than 5,000 patients a year were treated at the facility, but it closed in March after Ramsay Healthcare said its contract was ending after it couldn't come to an agreement with NHS Kernow.

The clinical commissioning group said it was looking at infrastructure - including the treatment centre - as part of a wide-reaching review.

BBC Weather

A band of rain and brisk winds spreading in from the west this afternoon, with some heavy bursts possible at times.

Maximum temperature: 17C (63F).

Heidi Davey
BBC Spotlight

A fisherman missing since a boat capsized off the Devon coast last night is believed to be the father of one of the two rescued crew.

The alarm was raised by family members when the 10m (33ft) multi-purpose boat Solstice failed to return to its home port of Plymouth after a day fishing for cuttlefish.

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A massive air and sea search was launched involving coastguard helicopters, Royal Navy ships, RNLI lifeboats and the Border Force.

Skipper Nick Jones and crewman Chris Wonnacott were found clinging to the upturned hull of Solstice at about 01:00 and taken ashore, but the search for the skipper's father, Tony Jones, was later suspended.

The Marine Accident Investigation Branch is working with the Maritime and Coastguard Agency and salvage experts on recovering the vessel.

BBC Radio Devon

A policeman from Devon has been sent on a sex offenders course after being caught by US law enforcement agents who posed as a 13-year-old girl.

PC Jonathan Fulcher sent pictures of himself in uniform and images of his private parts to the Department of Homeland Security agents who caught him in an internet chat room.

Fulcher, 34, of High Road, Crediton, admitted three counts of making a total of 290 indecent images of children, one of possession ammunition without a certificate, and one of possession of a noxious pava spray.

He was jailed for eight months, suspended for two years, and ordered to attend a sex offenders' treatment programme and undertake 20 days rehabilitation activities.

He was also ordered to sign on the sex offenders' register for 10 years and made subject of a Sexual Harm Prevention Order by Judge Geoffrey Mercer, QC, at Exeter Crown Court.

The court heard he had been sacked from the Devon and Cornwall force.

It's National Fitness Day with plenty of fitness centres putting on free taster sessions or open days.

All you need to do to get involved is type in your local postcode into the National Fitness Day activity finder, external and see what's available near you.

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If you're still not sure, we've put together five suggestions for you.

BBC Sport

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Plymouth keeper Kyle Letheren is happy with his debut performance - eight years after he first joined the League One club.

It is said that patience is a virtue, and he is one player who knows plenty about being patient after finally making his first-team debut for Argyle against Wigan Athletic on Tuesday - eight years, one month and 19 days after first joining the club.

The 29-year-old seized his opportunity with a series of fine saves.

Ultimately, though, he was beaten from the penalty spot as his side suffered a 1-0 defeat and slipped to the bottom of the League One table.

Daily Mirror

A 15-year-old boy was left seriously injured with two broken legs after he was crushed by a school art display, external in St Austell as he waited to go to class.

Andrew Segal
Local Live

A road in Dartmouth has reopened after police shut it to investigate a suspected hit-and-run near Britannia Royal Naval College which resulted in a man's death.

Police said they were called to College Way just before 00:30 BST after a 27-year-old was found lying on the road.

A vehicle involved had failed to stop and damaged vehicle parts were found near the body, officers said.

The incident happened within 200m of the college's entrance.

The road was closed between Townstal Road and Ridge Hill.

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Devon Live

A train heading towards a man who had climbed onto railway tracks, external had to be stopped by officers trying to save the man's life, who then climbed aboard to track him down.

Andrew Segal
Local Live

A fishing boat which capsized off the Devon coast, triggering a rescue operation for two fishermen and a search for a third, has been named locally as the Solstice.

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The men had been fishing off the Eddystone Lighthouse yesterday evening but had failed to dock at the agreed time, triggering the search.

A helicopter found the boat at about 01:00 BST on Wednesday and two people were rescued from the upturned hull by the RNLI.

Coastguards said a search for the missing third man had been suspended "pending further information".

The Marine Accident Investigation Branch is working with counter pollution officers and salvagers to recover the Plymouth-registered vessel.

The Royal Navy's HMS Argyll is also understood to be alongside the stricken vessel.

BBC Spotlight

Plymouth's Mark Ormrod, who lost both his legs and an arm while serving as a Royal Marine in Afghanistan, has won two silver medals at the Invictus Games in Toronto.

Andrew Segal
Local Live

One man is missing and two have been rescued after a fishing boat capsized off the Devon coast.

An "intensive" search was launched after the vessel was discovered four miles south of Plymouth early on Wednesday, coastguards said.

A helicopter found the boat at about 01:00 and two people were rescued from the upturned hull by the RNLI. A third is still missing.

The RNLI said its lifeboats from Plymouth, Looe and Salcombe were tasked to help in the multi-agency search for the overdue fishing vessel.

It said: "The volunteer lifeboat crews rescued two casualties from the upturned hull and transferred them to Plymouth’s all-weather lifeboat before they were put into the care of South Western Ambulance Service."

The search for the missing fisherman has been stood down "pending further information", coastguards said.

Andrew Segal
Local Live

A murder investigation has been launched, external following a man's death after he was hit by a vehicle in Dartmouth, police say.

The man was found lying on the A379 at College Way, near the entrance to Britannia Royal Naval College, at about 00:40. Devon and Cornwall Police said damaged vehicle parts were found near the victim's body but the driver failed to stop.

Motor Police Constable Gary Williamson, of Devon and Cornwall Police, said: "The pedestrian, a 27-year-old man, received injuries that proved to be fatal. His next of kin have been informed.

"At this time we are treating this as a murder enquiry until it is established otherwise."

Road closures have been in place whilst officers carried out a forensic examination.

The Marine Accident Investigation Branch is working with counter pollution officers from the Maritime and Coastguard Agency and salvagers on the recovery of a fishing boat which capsized off the Devon coast last night.

Two of the crew were found clinging to the upturned hull of the Plymouth-registered vessel in the early hours but a third man is still missing.

A major air and sea search, which included helicopters, Royal Navy ships, lifeboats and the UK Border Force, has been suspended.

The Guardian

A clever underground extension makes the most of St Ives’ magical light and allows it to stay open all year long, external. It could have been truly great – if local resistance hadn’t cramped its style.

BBC Spotlight

People in Torbay could end up paying an extra £72 a year in council tax as the local unitary authority struggles to balance the books.

The additional charge could be made by new town councils created in Paignton and Torquay, as well as the existing one in Brixham.

Plymouth-based HMS Ocean is continuing to help distribute aid in the Caribbean following the devastation caused by hurricanes Irma and Maria.

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BBC News Online

A police drone is involved in the search for the vehicle involved in a fatal crash in Dartmouth in the early hours, officers say.

A 27-year-old man was found lying on the A379 at College Way, near the entrance to Britannia Royal Naval College, at about 00:40, but his injuries were fatal. His next of kin have been informed.

Devon and Cornwall Police said damaged vehicle parts were found near the victim's body, but the driver failed to stop.

Anyone who witnessed the incident or has any information is asked to contact police.