Andrew Segal
BBC Local Live

A road crash on the A390 in Cornwall which has seen three people suffer "life-changing injuries" has been described as a "serious collision" by fire crews.

Police said they were called to the scene on the A390 near Truro at about 11:25.

Three fire crews were dispatched very shortly after to the B3275 junction with A390, between Tresillian and Probus.

Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service said, external firefighters used crash rescue equipment to remove the roof and side of a car to release a trapped casualty. The casualty was left in care of paramedics.

Firefighters added that "none of the cars involved were on fire".

The fire service said: "This was a serious collision and the road will remain closed for some considerable time."

Devon Live

A major meat supplier which has a depot in Exeter has gone into administration., external

Miles Davis
BBC News Online

Three people have "life-changing injuries" following a crash on the A390 at Tresillian, near Truro.

Police said they received reports of a car on fire at about 11:25.

All emergency services are at the scene and the road has been closed.

Plymouth Herald

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BBC Radio Cornwall

Angling experts say there are a number of ways fishermen can help protect themselves after a sea angler died after fishing off rocks in north Cornwall this weekend.

The 42-year-old from St Dennis was fishing in the early hours of Sunday morning with two others from rocks at Tintagel Haven when he was swept into the sea.

Coastguards said he was pulled unconscious from the sea and airlifted to Derriford Hospital in Plymouth, but was pronounced dead before arriving.

The RNLI has renewed its calls for sea anglers to wear life jackets.

Ralph Elcox, secretary of the Cornish Federation of Sea Anglers, added that there were also other safety options.

He said: "Lots of anglers do wear flotation suits.

"They're mainly worn in the winter because they are very warm and waterproof. And, if you fall in the water, you will float."

Andrew Segal
BBC Local Live

Image source, Devon and Cornwall Police

Police say they are trying to trace a man who went missing from Newquay at the weekend.

Officers said, external they were becoming increasingly concerned for the welfare of 47-year-old Dylan Henty, who left his supported housing at about 17:00 on Saturday

Police said: "Dylan has a historic brain injury causing problems with his speech and he can become confused and agitated. He is also susceptible to seizures as a result.

"The longer Dylan is missing, he will become increasingly vulnerable."

They added that he frequently used the rail network to travel and had previously travelled to Exeter and Newton Abbot.

He was described as white, with dark brown hair in a ponytail, of slim build, and 6ft 2ins in height.

He was last seen wearing dark blue jeans and a green checked shirt, a black beanie hat and black trainers; and may look unkempt.

Plymouth Argyle manager Derek Adams hopes a training camp in Spain will help in the run-in to the League One season.

Adrian Campbell, Environment Correspondent
BBC Spotlight

Cliffs at Seaton, Beer, Sidmouth and Budleigh Salterton are being examined in annual inspections.

East Devon District Council said the cliff checks, undertaken to "ensure the continued safety of the public using facilities situated beneath the cliffs", would see some loose debris being removed by hand tools.

However, it added that some problems would be managed "through engineering interventions, such as rock netting to catch any falling material".

It added: "The use of netting would also allow for long-term planning of the management of these cliffs."

Andrew Segal
BBC Local Live

The A376 in east Devon has reopened after a multi-vehicle crash which saw a cyclist being taken to hospital with potentially life-threatening injuries.

Police were called to the scene on the road from Exmouth to Exeter at about 05:45 after a car and bicycle collided. Three other cars were involved in a shunt afterwards.

The male cyclist is being treated in hospital after suffering a serious head injury, officers said.

BBC Radio Cornwall

On the A390 at Tresillian, there are reports of a collision before the Ladock turn, between the B3275 and Heron Close.

Sean Coughlan
BBC News, education correspondent

The prime minister is to call for better value for students in England, admitting they face "one of the most expensive systems of university tuition in the world".

Theresa May will announce an independent review of fees and student finance on Monday.

She will also argue for an end to "outdated attitudes" that favour university over technical education.

Labour says it would abolish fees and bring back maintenance grants.

Devon and Cornwall have four universities: Exeter, Falmouth, Plymouth and Plymouth Marjon University.

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BBC Spotlight

Bells at a Devon church have rung for the last time in a competition before they are due to be melted down.

Ugborough Church hosted the ringing competition for towers within Totnes Deanery on Saturday.

Its bronze bells, some of which date back to 1762, are due to be brought down next month and sent away to be recast into a new set in Loughborough.

The church said it had raised £93,000 through community events and grants to pay for the work.

Torquay United's players let their fans down in the home defeat by Dagenham & Redbridge, according to boss Gary Owers.

Exeter director of rugby Rob Baxter says the Premiership champions may have to bring in another hooker because of injuries.

BBC Spotlight

A new exhibition exploring how divisive women's suffrage became 100 years ago has gone on show at Killerton House, near Exeter.

The display tells the story of the Acland women and the roles they played in both helping and thwarting women's efforts to influence Parliament.

The Aclands were a family divided over the question of women’s suffrage: Eleanor Acland was a leading suffragist campaigner in direct political opposition to her anti-suffragist aunt, Gertrude, the National Trust said, external.

Killerton is also home to the National Trust's clothing collection and it has used fashion of the time to illustrate the suffragette story.

BBC Radio Devon

Beaches and cliffs across Devon are being inspected this week.

East Devon District Council will look at the cliffs at Seaton, Beer, Sidmouth and Budleigh Salterton.

The annual inspections "ensure the continued safety of the public using facilities situated beneath the cliffs, such as walkways, beach huts and other assets", the authority said.

Loose debris on the cliffs will be removed.

The council added: "East Devon’s coastline attracts thousands of visitors to the district every year and the beaches and walkways adjacent to the cliffs are used by many people to enjoy these beautiful locations. The district’s beaches and coastline are also a much-loved area enjoyed by residents, so ensuring the safety of people visiting those areas is hugely important to the local economy."

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