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Updates on Monday 11 December 2017
A man from Bodmin says he has been left feeling disheartened and hurt after his Christmas light display was vandalised, external for the second time.
A grieving dad who lost his wife and son in a crash on the A38, external has thanked the community for their support.
John Danks, BBC Spotlight
Fishermen in the South West say they're being forced to throw away tens of thousands of pounds worth of sea bass due to regulations.
Current quotas mean only a limited amount of bass can be landed., external
The government says stocks of the fish are in long-term decline, but some fishermen say there have been so many bass in recent years that catching them has been unavoidable.
South West fisherman, Steven Walker, said "hundreds and hundreds of fish" are being thrown away "unnecessarily".
"We are hammered on quotas and regulations constantly because the scientists say there isn't enough fish in the sea."
The government says it's currently considering the latest scientific advice on bass for next year and will work with the industry on measures to recover the stock.
It will be a cloudy and windy morning with outbreaks of rain or sleet clearing.
This afternoon will gradually become dry and bright as the wind eases across the region.
Maximum temperature: 5C (41F).
The families of two teenagers who died after collapsing at a Plymouth nightclub at the weekend say it was a "moment of madness".
Aaron Reilly and Joshua Brock, who were both aged 19, lost their lives after taking a form of the drug ecstasy, Devon and Cornwall Police said.
They collapsed in the Pryzm nightclub and later died at Derriford Hospital.
The family of Mr Reilly, from Newton Abbot, described him as "a much-loved son, brother, grandson and boyfriend" who loved skateboarding and playing computer games.
Mr Brock, from Okehampton, was described as "a loving son to Steve and Sandra, an inspirational brother to Liam and Demelza and a loyal mate to all his friends".
"His main hobby was keeping fit and eating healthily, so what happened that night is so totally out of character as he was always against drug taking in any shape or form. One moment of madness led to this tragedy," the family said in a statement.
An 18-year-old man arrested in connection with the deaths has been released under investigation.
Image source, FAMILY HANDOUT
Lynne French
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