Meet Barcelona's 6ft 11in English teenpublished at 08:02 British Summer Time 1 August 2018
He is aged just 16, almost seven feet tall and could be the next great name in basketball - and he is English.
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Teen's tweet sees 'cocky' bouncer barred
British surfer held in cocaine swoop
Two airlifted to hospital after road crash near Wadebridge
Weapon hunt after three arrested over city centre assault
Farmers union to take part in emergency weather conference
Olympian Helen Glover reveals baby son's name
Updates on Wednesday 1 August 2018
Meet Barcelona's 6ft 11in English teenpublished at 08:02 British Summer Time 1 August 2018
Olympian Helen Glover reveals baby son's namepublished at 07:45 British Summer Time 1 August 2018
Andrew Segal
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End of twitter postCornish Olympic gold medallist Helen Glover has revealed the name of her newborn son.
The 32-year-old Penzance girl and Team GB rower shared the baby's name with fans on social media on Tuesday evening, revealing he was called Logan James David Backshall.
Her son, with husband Steve Backshall, 45, was born on 24 July.
She and rowing partner Heather Stanning won Britain's first gold medal at the London Olympics in 2012, and in Rio de Janeiro in 2016 they took gold again, becoming the first British female rowers to defend their Olympic crown.
Cornwall travel: B3314 Wadebridge closed after crashpublished at 07:44 British Summer Time 1 August 2018
The B3314 near Wadebridge, between Bodieve and the caravan park, is closed in both directions for crash investigation work. Diversions are in place.
Three injured in central reservation crashpublished at 07:42 British Summer Time 1 August 2018
The A30 was closed on Tuesday night after a car overturned on the central reservation near Victoria.
The driver was flown to hospital. Two women passengers were also hurt.
The road re-opened early on Wednesday morning.
How raid unfolded on yacht carrying cocainepublished at 07:41 British Summer Time 1 August 2018
A man arrested on a yacht carrying nearly two tonnes of cocaine was a well-known Cornish surfer.
Read MoreTeen's tweet sees 'cocky' bouncer barredpublished at 07:33 British Summer Time 1 August 2018
The doorman is accused of sexually harassing Emily White and making comments about her breasts.
Read MoreBritish surfer held in cocaine swooppublished at 07:24 British Summer Time 1 August 2018
The 42-year-old builder who was arrested with two French nationals was well-known among Newquay surfers.
Read MoreTwo seriously injured in high-speed crashpublished at 07:19 British Summer Time 1 August 2018
Two people have been seriously injured in a high-speed crash near Wadebridge, in Cornwall.
Both drivers had to be cut free from their cars and were airlifted to Derriford Hospital after the crash which happened on a B-road at just after 23:00.
Devon traffic: Problems in Torrington and Newton St Cyrespublished at 07:16 British Summer Time 1 August 2018
- In Torrington, there are reports that temporary traffic lights on Calf Street are stuck on red. Approach with care
- In Newton St Cyres, on the A377 near Station Road, there are temporary traffic lights for gas main work. Traffic is slow-moving
- The North Devon Show is taking place near Umberleigh. Expect busy traffic on roads around the showground
Pet cat was seriously injured in illegal animal trappublished at 07:16 British Summer Time 1 August 2018
Dick Straughan
BBC Radio CornwallA Cornish cat owner is calling on people to stop setting illegal animal traps after one of her pets was seriously injured in one.
Three-year-old Monty suffered severe leg injuries in the trap at Trewoon near St Austell.
He is a close companion for Michelle Toogood-Johnson's autistic son and she said that despite the high cost of intensive veterinary care they would do all they could to keep Monty alive.
She said Monty was a "very special cat" and a "lifeline" for her son.
Monty managed to get through his cat flap after being injured and on to the sofa before alerting his owners to his injuries by "yelling" for help.
Ms Toogood-Johnson said he was bleeding and the vet did not think he would make it.
