Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport

Cornish Pirates coach Gavin Cattle says he is proud of how his side played, despite losing with the final kick of their Championship clash with Nottingham.

Leading 17-15 at Lady Bay, Tiff Eden's penalty in the final seconds saw victory slip away from the Pirates, who stay ninth in the table.

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"I'm really proud of the physicality, defensively I think we went up a notch, and even in the attack as well," Cattle told BBC Radio Cornwall.

"It was just that final pass, that offload, that little bit of composure that was lacking that would have been enough to get a result."

Andrew Segal
BBC Local Live

A 75-year-old cyclist is in hospital with serious injuries after a road crash near Newquay last week, police say.

Officers said, external a car and the local man crashed on the A3075, between Tremper Bridge and Cubert Cross, at about 13:10 on Friday 16 February.

The cyclist is being treated in Derriford Hospital in Plymouth after being flown there by air ambulance. The driver of the car, a Honda Jazz, was uninjured.

The road was closed for three hours for an investigation. Police have appealed for witnesses.

Pole vaulter Molly Caudery says her British Indoor title has set her up well for April's Commonwealth Games.

BBC Spotlight

Highways bosses say they would "welcome the opportunity to meet with families" affected by a road crash which saw three men killed when their van crashed into a signpost on the A38.

The father of one of the men killed said he would not rest until road safety improved.

Trevor Gorman's son was one of three young men who died last June in a crash near Plymouth.

Mr Gorman said he wanted "crumple" crash barriers and lattice signposts so they give way on impact, rather than rigid steel posts which did not.

Highways England said it wanted to "listen to and discuss their concerns in person".

It added: "Safety is a key concern for Highways England and we are always working to improve the road network where necessary.

"Once again we offer our condolences to the three families involved and hope that we can arrange a discussion as soon as practical."

Truro City boss Lee Hodges is uncertain why his side have thrown away first-half leads in their last two games.

BBC Radio Cornwall

Cornish pole vaulter Molly Caudery is setting her sights on the Commonwealth Games after being crowned the British Indoor Champion.

The 17-year-old won the gold medal in Birmingham on Saturday.

She told the BBC: "It was great and overwhelming a little bit."

Next month she will be on a plane to Australia to represent England at the Commonwealth Games.

You can read more about her latest victory later.

BBC Business News

MPs scrutinising the government's plans for the agriculture industry after Brexit want funding for farmers when EU subsidies end, they said in a report.

Without an EU-UK trade deal, farm exports face tariffs from March 2019.

UK shoppers would also likely see price rises from EU imports such as Danish pork and French cheese, the MPs found.

However, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) said it could both "secure ambitious free trade deals while supporting farmers".

Environment Secretary Michael Gove told farmers in January the government would guarantee subsidies at the current EU level only until the 2022 election.

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The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee assessed the impact of World Trade Organization (WTO) levels of tariffs and regulations being applied to UK-EU food trade, if no deal came out of Brexit negotiations.

It today published its report, Brexit: Trade in Food, external.

The report acknowledges the government's intention to agree a comprehensive free trade agreement and customs agreement with the EU, but says "there is no guarantee that this will occur."

Cornish Stuff

The whole rail network west of Truro will shut down between Monday 19 and Thursday 22 March to enable track upgrades and signalling work, external ahead of the new services and train upgrade promised later this year.

Sophie Pierce
BBC Radio Devon

Campaigners in a Devon town are battling to stop a historic railway building from being bulldozed to make way for a supermarket.

The carriage wagon and repair shop - known affectionately as "the shed" - was built in the late Victorian era, when Newton Abbot was known as "Little Swindon" because it was the divisional headquarters of the Great Western Railway.

It's under threat of demolition, with a budget supermarket proposed for the site.

The Save Our Shed campaign said it was an asset to the town and "very capable" of re-use.

Planning officers at Teignbridge District Council said the benefits of the shop scheme outweighed the loss of the building, which they added was not listed and not in a conservation area.

Lucy Martin
BBC Weather

If you're planning a trip to the coast or seaside, here are the next high water times around Devon and Cornwall.

We'll have the latest forecast on BBC Spotlight at 13:30.

BBC Radio Cornwall

At Land's End and Newquay Airports, there's disruption to Skybus flights to and from the Isles of Scilly due to fog.

Plymouth Herald

Residents in Plymouth have been reporting how "fake" police officers have been allegedly knocking on doors, external under the pretense of an incident in their area.

The Sun

A home in the quaint mid-Devon village of Bow has been completely destroyed by an earthquake, external.

Andrew Segal
BBC Local Live

A cyclist is in hospital with potentially life-threatening injuries after a multi-vehicle crash on the A376 in east Devon, police say.

Officers were called to the scene on the A376 Exeter Road, from Exmouth to Exeter, at about 05:45 after a car and bicycle collided.

Police said: "Following the initial collision, three cars were involved in a shunt and damage caused. Three Ford cars and a Suzuki were involved in this and the follow-up collision."

The male cyclist suffered a serious head injury, officers said.

The road has been closed and road users have been "advised to avoid the area".

BBC Radio Cornwall

In Penryn, the A39 is partially blocked by an accident approaching the Treluswell roundabout.

BBC Weather

This morning will be largely cloudy with some patchy light rain and drizzle.

However, this afternoon any rain and drizzle will push eastwards to leave some brighter spells.

Maximum temperature: 9 to 12C (48 to 54F).

Andrew Segal
BBC Local Live

Five vehicles have been involved in a road crash on the A376, police say.

Officers said the A376 Exmouth Road was closed in both directions after the serious crash on the north-bound carriageway at about 05:45 between the B3179 and the A3052 - near Exton Park, between Clyst St George and Clyst St Mary.

Highways bosses said a diversion was in place. Police said drivers should seek an alternative route.

BBC Radio Cornwall

On the A30 at Mitchell, there are reports that a lorry has shed its load of rubbish on the west-bound carriageway, near the Mitchell turn-off.

Andrew Segal
BBC Local Live

Police and Devon highways bosses have warned that a "serious" road crash has affected the A376 in east Devon.

Devon Highways tweeted the route was closed between the Clyst St George and Clyst St Mary and a diversion had been put in place.

Police tweeted drivers should "use alternative routes".