Torquay United 3-4 Guiseleypublished at 22:43 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
Bottom side Guiseley hold off a Torquay fightback to win a thriller between two relegated sides in the National League.
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Updates from Monday 23 April until Friday 27 April 2018
Maisie Duncan death: Police seek three witnesses after Looe road crash
Cornwall Council's £46k Cannes trip scrutinised
Ten Devon and Cornwall Police officers assaulted in single night
Parents campaigning to save 'inadequate' Plymouth free school due to close
Parade to call for more affordable housing on Rame Peninsula
Home-schooling stats reveal Cornwall in fourth place in UK
Torquay United 3-4 Guiseleypublished at 22:43 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
Rochdale 1-1 Plymouth Argylepublished at 22:16 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
Rochdale climb out of the League One relegation zone for the first time since December after a draw with Plymouth.
Read MoreForce charged over custody deathpublished at 18:38 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
Devon and Cornwall Police faces a health and safety charge over the death of Thomas Orchard in 2012.
Read MoreHorse rider airlifted after Mawgan Porth beach fallpublished at 15:56 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
Johnny O'Shea
BBC News OnlineA woman was airlifted to hospital after falling from her horse on Mawgan Porth beach near Newquay.
The horse became startled as she was riding on the beach at about 16:20 on Sunday, causing her to fall.
Senior RNLI lifeguard Dave Kelly was quickly on the scene and said: "When we got to the woman she was sat up and in a lot of pain. Our main concern initially was that she may have a spinal injury so we began checking her for signs and symptoms."
Three lifeguards cleared the area to allow the air ambulance to fly her to hospital with a suspected collar bone injury.
Quote MessageWe do see horse riders making the most of our lovely beaches around the coast and we’d always remind them to be aware of their surroundings and the distractions there may be as a result."
Mark Priem, Lifeguard supervisor
Dartmoor Prison 'should be kept open', says Cornish MPpublished at 15:49 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
Hayley Westcott
BBC News Online
Image caption, HMP Dartmoor, built in 1805, is one of Britain's oldest jails
A Cornwall MP has told the House of Commons that Dartmoor Prison should be kept open.
It was judged to be "too old and costly" to run about five years ago.
The government still hasn't made a final decision on its future.
North Cornwall Conservative Scott Mann (pictured) said the prison was an "asset" to the South West and "employs a number of my constituents".
However, Minister of State for Courts and Justice Rory Stewart said there were "significant maintenance issues" with the prison that was built in 1805.
Quote MessageWe would like to pay tribute to the governor and the prison officers for running really a very good prison regime which is popular with prisoners, and that is one of the things we'll have to balance in making the final decision on this prison."
Rory Stewart
Local MP 'gutted' at Plymouth school closurepublished at 15:05 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
Hayley Westcott
BBC News Online
Conservative MP for Plymouth Moor View, Johnny Mercer, has said he's "gutted" that a school in Plymouth is set to close.
It was announced this morning that Plymouth Studio School has faced "significant challenges regarding its viability" and is anticipated to close in September.
Mr Mercer said he was , external"deeply disappointed".
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End of twitter postWar Horse author wants book trade to ditch plasticpublished at 14:47 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
Best-selling Devon-based children's author Sir Michael Morpurgo is campaigning for the book trade to ditch plastic.
He is one of 50 children's authors and illustrators who have set out to get young readers and publishers to clamp down on the use of the material.
The War Horse author, who lives in Iddesleigh, said the greatest weakness we had was to "take the world around us for granted".
Parking fines 'putting people off coming to Falmouth'published at 14:47 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
There are claims that fines issued for users of one of Falmouth's car parks are putting people off going to the town, external - but nothing's going to be done about it.
Cornwall travel: Broken-down vehicle blocks A30 lanepublished at 14:22 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
On the A30 westbound, between Scorrier and Redruth, one lane is blocked due to a broken-down vehicle.
St Peter ad Vincula, Combe Martin in Devonpublished at 14:18 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
Bells on Sunday comes from the Church of St Peter ad Vincula, Combe Martin in Devon. The 90 feet high West Tower contains a peal of eight bells cast by the Whitechapel Foundry of Mears & Stainbank in 1922. We hear members of the St Branock's Society ringing Yorkshire Surprise Major.
Tributes to 'strong' Cecilia Seddon found dead in Penzancepublished at 14:17 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
Hayley Westcott
BBC News Online
Image source, Devon and Cornwall PoliceImage caption, Ms Seddon was a "true fighter", her family said
The "devastated" family of a 32-year-old woman whose body was found at a house in Penzance has paid tribute to her.
Cecilia Seddon was found by police at a property in Penare Road on 19 April.
Police said two men, aged 22 and 49 and a 27-year-old woman, were arrested on suspicion of murder and released under investigation, pending further inquiries.
All three were also charged with being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs and cocaine, money laundering, and were due to appear at Truro Crown Court in May, officers said.
Image caption, The body of Cecilia Seddon was found in Penare Road, Penzance
In a statement, Ms Seddon's family said she was "one of the strong ones with a big heart".
Quote MessageShe never gave up till the end - a true fighter and that is how she should be remembered. We as a family are all devastated by Cecilia’s death and ask that you respect our privacy at this very difficult time.”
Cecilia Seddon's family
Devon and Cornwall Police are appealing for information about the death.
Horse cruelty cases 'rise by 25%' in two yearspublished at 14:09 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
Hamish Marshall
BBC SpotlightThe RSPCA says it's becoming "increasingly concerned" at the rising number of cruelty cases involving horses.
New figures from the charity show convictions for cruelty to horses have risen by 25% in the last two years with one in six prosecutions it brings involving the animal.
In 2017, RSPCA officers in Devon received 198 complaints about 171 horses.
The animal welfare charity also rescued 58 equines from across the county during the past three years.
Ally Sparkes, from the RSPCA, said the main problem is people buying horses and expecting to make a profit...
Man 'flushed partner's body down toilet'published at 13:43 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
Dean Lowe lived in blood-stained flat for four months after murdering Kirby Noden, a court hears.
Read More'Cracked windscreen' plane from Newquay groundedpublished at 13:42 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
Johnny O'Shea
BBC News OnlineAn extra aircraft has been brought into Newquay Airport to cover a plane that has been grounded with a cracked windscreen.
The BE801 Flybe flight was heading to Gatwick but returned to Newquay after the pilot saw the damage to the outer layer of the windscreen this morning.
All 92 passengers were taken to Gatwick by road.
A statement from airport said: "We can confirm that the BE801 Flybe flight to London Gatwick returned to Cornwall Airport Newquay this morning, due to a crack in the outer layer of the windscreen.
"The captain took the necessary action and the aircraft landed without further incident.
"A replacement aircraft has been brought in to operate the later scheduled London Gatwick services."
Boston Tea Party 'first chain' to ban disposable cupspublished at 13:28 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
BBC News UKAn independent coffee chain is believed to be the first in the UK to ban the sale of hot drinks in disposable cups.
From 1 June, Boston Tea Party, which has branches in Barnstaple, Exeter (pictured), Honiton and Plymouth, will only sell hot drinks to take away in reusable cups.
Customers must either bring their own mug, buy one in store or pay a deposit on one they can return to any branch.
Owner Sam Roberts said that to carry on handing out 300,000 disposable cups a year was "senseless".
Image source, GoogleThe helicopter at the centre of an air ambulance appealpublished at 13:21 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
Here is one of the AW169 helicopters that Cornwall Air Ambulance wants to buy.
The charity has launched an appeal to raise £2.5m towards the purchase of the £7.5m aircraft.
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End of twitter postMosque denies extremism after donationspublished at 13:18 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
Trustees of the Exeter Mosque say they were not aware of Sadiq Al-Ghariani's activities in Libya.
Read MoreSutton Harbour Bridge expected to be open in autumnpublished at 13:02 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
Plymouth's Sutton Harbour pedestrian footbridge - which is vital for Barbican businesses - is anticipated to be reopen during the autumn, external. But with the bridge out for a second summer, businesses are struggling.
Former Exeter mace sergeant, Ron Crabb, dies, aged 87published at 12:40 British Summer Time 24 April 2018
Hayley Westcott
BBC News Online
Image source, Exeter City CouncilImage caption, Ron Crabb served at Exeter Guildhall for 22 years
A "much-loved" man who served as mace sergeant at Exeter Guildhall for 22 years has died, Exeter City Council, external has said.
Ron Crabb BEM died on Monday aged 87 after a short illness.
During his time as mace sergeant he served a total of 23 mayors and lord mayors and was made a Freeman of the City in January.
Born in Dorset, Ron first arrived in Exeter as a young Royal Marine in 1949 and lived there from that point on.
Ron leaves behind two children, three grandsons and one great-granddaughter.
Image source, Exeter City CouncilImage caption, He received the Freedom of the City of Exeter at the ancient Guildhall in January
