Ganna Ziuzina will access her husband's £250,000 estate if a judge rules she was not implicated in his death.

Live updates for Devon and Cornwall have finished for the day, but we'll be back at 08:00 on Wednesday 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.

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BBC Radio Devon

A woman has had surgery for a leg injury after a fight erupted in a Torquay street.

Two men were also injured, suffering facial injuries, in St Margaret's Road at about 20:40 on 29 November, said police.

Officers are asking anyone who saw the fight break out to contact them.

The only counter-stern lugger in the country has returned to Newlyn, where it was built about 100 years ago.

The Ocean Pride was found derelict in a Sussex boatyard and was transferred by low loader.

The transport got stuck in the narrow streets of Newlyn for two hours, but the fishing boat is now in place for restoration work to begin.

BBC Radio Devon

Four people have been injured in a three-car crash in north Devon.

All casualties were treated at the scene of the crash on the A39 at Hartland at about 13:00 said emergency services.

Their condition is not known.

BBC Weather

It will be a cloudy night with some outbreaks of light rain affecting coastal areas.

It will turn breezier by dawn especially around coasts and over high ground.

Looking ahead to Wednesday, it will start cloudy and will turn wet as the day goes on.

Strong winds will also develop with a risk of gales in many parts by the evening, perhaps with severe gales around exposed coasts.

Maximum Temperature: 12C (54F)

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport

Truro City boss Lee Hodges says his side face a tough task when they travel to oxford City in National League South tonight.

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The White Tigers could go second with a win against an Oxford side who are just above the relegation zone, but were narrowly knocked out of the FA Cup on Saturday by Notts County.

"Their league stats say they're right down there in the mix, but they're on a fantastic run and bringing in a lot of new faces, so it'll be a difficult game for us," he told BBC Radio Cornwall.

Cornwall Live

A small charity caring for moorland ponies near Washaway, Bodmin has launched an urgent fundraising appeal after an outbreak of the highly infectious disease, external strangles.

Johnny O'Shea
BBC News Online

The disgraced NHS boss, Paula Vasco-Knight, is to be stripped of her CBE.

She came under fire earlier this year after she admitted fraudulently paying her husband for a publication that never existed, while working as the CEO at South Devon NHS Foundation Trust and national lead for equalities for NHS England.

The former health boss is one of eight people nationally to have had their honours annulled for bringing the system into disrepute.

Earlier this year she was given a 16-month prison sentence, suspended for two years, and ordered to complete 250 hours unpaid work by Exeter Crown Court.

Devon Live

Torbay Council is likely to rubber-stamp a move to hand over the Bay’s libraries to a new ‘service provider’., external

It was "nonsense" to say that a widow accused of involvement in the death of her businessman husband was engaged in legal proceedings "for the money", the High Court has heard.

Ukrainian Ganna Ziuzina, 38, has asked for a ruling that she did not murder millionaire Barry Pring from Devon, who died in a hit-and-run in Kiev on their first wedding anniversary in 2008.

Mr Pring's family, who are based in Tiverton, believe the 47-year-old IT consultant's death was deliberate and premeditated and that Ms Ziuzina, who has changed her name by deed poll to Julianna Moore, was implicated, said the the judicial officer.

If that belief was proved to be correct, the forfeiture rule - which precludes a person who has unlawfully killed another from benefiting in consequence - would "unquestionably" apply, he added.

Any hearing is unlikely before autumn 2018.

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BBC Weather

It's going to be a dry afternoon for many, but a few light showers are possible around the coast with maximum temperatures of 10C (50F).

Looking ahead to this evening, it'll be largely cloudy with one or two light outbreaks of rain continuing to affect coastal areas.

Hayley Westcott
BBC News Online

Firefighters were called to an overturned car in Torpoint.

Crews from the town, Liskeard and Bodmin attended the single-vehicle crash at about 06:00.

The scene was made safe and the crews assisted the police.

Highways were also contacted because of mud on the road.

BBC Sport

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Rio 2016 British weightlifter Sonny Webster has admitted defeat after spending his life savings in an attempt to overturn a four-year doping ban.

Four months ago, an out-of-competition test showed trace amounts of ostarine - which is used to treat osteoporosis.

Webster, 23, who used to be an Ivybridge College student, has twice since rejected offers to halve the punishment by pleading guilty, insisting he does not know how it got into his system.

"I was prepared to do everything in my power to prove the truth," he said.

"I was never going to admit to something that I had not done intentionally, regardless of the consequences."

Webster was the only British competitor in the men's weightlifting at the Rio Olympics, and finished 14th in the 94kg category. He was fifth when competing for England at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

James Churchfield
BBC Radio Cornwall

A fishing vessel has returned to the Cornish town where it was built about 100 years ago.

Earler, the low loader, which was carrying the boat, got stuck for about two hours as the lorry navigated Newlyn's streets.

The vessel, called Ocean Pride, was discovered rotting away in a Sussex boatyard.

Hayley Westcott
BBC News Online

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BBC Radio Cornwall

A man is still being questioned by police after a firearms incident near Liskeard, in Cornwall.

Police were called at about 19:30 on Monday to a property.

The force helicopter, officers and police dogs all attended. No-one was injured.

The 58-year-old man's been arrested on suspicion of making threats to kill and firing a weapon, police said.

Rigby Group has snapped up Bournemouth Airport from Manchester Airports Group for an undisclosed sum, helping raise its profile in the south.

Bournemouth Airport - which currently offers flights to 22 European locations - serves as a base for Ryanair and TUI, and handled 700,000 passengers in 2016.

Rigby Group said the takeover helps boost its position as a "highly credible alternative to the major London Airports."

It adds to a portfolio that already includes Norwich, Exeter and Coventry Airports, alongside contracts to operate Solent, City of Derry and Blackpool airports.

Johnny O'Shea
BBC News Online

Former health boss Paula Vasco-Knight has been stripped of her CBE, after pleading guilty to fraud earlier this year.

She is one of eight people nationally, external to have had their honours annulled for bringing the system into disrepute.

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Vasco-Knight admitted paying her husband £11,000 for work on a publication which never existed while CEO at South Devon NHS Foundation Trust and national lead for equalities for NHS England.

Earlier this year she was given a 16-month prison sentence, suspended for two years, and ordered to complete 250 hours unpaid work by Exeter Crown Court.

She was awarded the CBE in the New Year's Honours list of 2013.

A man has a broken nose following a fight between two men after a road rage incident in Plymouth, police have said.

It happened between 15:50 and 16:10 on Sunday at Marsh Mills roundabout.

A grey Skoda Fabia and a grey VW Polo were both involved.

Following an altercation between the two drivers, one of the drivers, a man in his 20s, was assaulted by the other driver, officers said.

Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.

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