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It was a big weekend in grassroots football.

The 2018 FA People's Cup came to a thrilling finale at St George's Park, where over 100 teams competed in 18 different categories.

You can read a report on the action here or relive it as it happened from our live pages on Saturday and Sunday.

Torquay United release five of the squad which got relegated from the National League and put three more on the transfer list.

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The A30 near Truro is blocked by an accident at the B3284 Perranporth turn-off, reported to be in the dip near the car garage.

Truro City boss Lee Hodges says his side clinching a National League South play-off place is 'phenomenal'.

Andrew Segal
BBC Local Live

Three people have been injured in a multiple-vehicle road crash in east Devon, police say.

Officers said, external a BMW 318, a Volkswagen Sirocco and a Vauxhall Zafira were involved in the crash on the A358 at Musbury, near Axminster, at about 16:35 on Sunday.

Two people had to be released after being left trapped inside their vehicles. A woman sustained serious leg injuries, one man suffered leg and chest injuries and another man sustained a broken arm.

One man was flown to Dorchester for treatment, and the other two were taken to the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital.

Officers said: "None of the injuries are believed to be serious or life-changing."

The road was closed for more than five hours for an investigation and police have appealed for witnesses and dashcam footage.

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In Totnes, on the A385 Station Road, there are reports that a lorry has shed its load near the Morrisons roundabout. There's slow traffic.

BBC Spotlight

Devon Doctors has taken charge of Somerset's struggling out-of-hours GP service.

It was announced last month Devon Doctors Ltd would take over from private company Vocare following a series of damning inspection reports from the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

Last April, government inspectors found the service run by Vocare to be inadequate. The service was also deemed "unacceptable" by the county's clinical commissioning group.

Vocare has previously apologised for not meeting expected standards and claimed changes had been made.

Devon Doctors managers said the take-over would be "challenging" but they were confident they could improve the service.

Andrew Segal
BBC Local Live

Fourteen traffic offence tickets were issued within the space of an hour on Sunday in Exeter after people kept driving the wrong way down a new one-way system in the city centre, police say.

The recently introduced new system sees entering Belgrave Road from Summerland Street now being prohibited.

Con Amelia Hawkins, of Devon and Cornwall Police, tweeted that drivers should: "Please, please read the signs while you drive."

Tickets handed out saw drivers receiving £80 fines and getting three points on their licence.

"They will continue to be issued to drivers," Con Hawkins added, external.

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BBC Radio Cornwall

Underground movements which caused a 40ft-deep hole to open up near homes in St Ives are a "regular occurrence", a search and rescue team member says.

The 3ft (1m) wide hole, thought to have been caused after ground gave way above a disused mineshaft, appeared over the weekend.

Jim Gallienne, from Cornwall Search and Rescue, who has been involved in the operation, said: "The ground beneath us is moving all the time.

"A mine can change just with a bout of wet weather. This is a very regular occurrence."

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Leo Kelion
Technology desk editor

Many app users' inboxes are bulging with requests to review new terms of service and privacy conditions.

And it is no coincidence that so many developers have revamped their small print at the same time.

In just under a month, the EU will introduce a new privacy law that gives Europeans new data protection rights, external and threatens giant fines for organisations that do not comply.

But making sense of the new terms poses a challenge.

You can find out more here.

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Andrew Segal
BBC Local Live

The update comes after officers said on 27 April, external that they had been "made aware of youths going house to house ... selling cleaning products and household goods", claiming to be young offenders on a rehabilitation programme.

The youths provided identification and a license, but were "given words of advice and asked to leave the area in which they did as people were uneasy with their sales tactic".

The Brownies have helped to develop virtual reality scenarios.

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More people plan to have a summer holiday in the UK this year rather than travel overseas, a new study finds.

Research by hotel chain Travelodge showed that almost three out of five people will have their annual summer break in this country, up by 2% on last year.

Cornwall and Devon remain the top two destinations for UK holidays this year, said the report.

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Cornish Stuff

Truro & Falmouth Labour Party have chosen their candidate for the next general election, external.

There are no Cornwall Council local elections this year.

BBC Spotlight

The construction industry in the South West is facing a serious shortage of skilled workers.

But a new skills training centre is being launched today at the Sherford new town development, near Plymouth, to recruit the builders, plumbers and electricians of the future.

Military veterans, apprentices, and local contractors are among those being offered the chance to retrain over the next few years, and help fill the manual skills gap.

About £370,000 has been invested in the new centre.

Andrew Segal
BBC Local Live

A teenage skateboarder has been punched in the face during an assault in Plymouth, police say.

Officers said, external they were investigating the incident last Thursday, which saw the boy injured when he was "approached by an unknown offender" at about 12:40 on Armada Way, near the pond area between the old Civic Centre and Plymouth Crown Court.

After the assault, which caused the boy's lip to bleed, the offender "then left the scene in the direction of Royal Parade".

The suspect was described as a white male, aged between 25 and 30, wearing a black t-shirt with white trim. He was thought to have been walking with a woman wearing a yellow top.

Police have appealed for witnesses.

Dan Downs
Weather Forecaster

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.

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On the A386 at Bickleigh, there are reports of slow traffic due to a crash involving a lorry and a car around Little Down Lane, near the Dartmoor Diner.