The enigmatic pop duo begin building a pyramid using bricks containing cremated human remains.

Ed Oldfield
Local Democracy Reporting Service

Plymouth City Council is working on a plan to tackle possible food shortages after Brexit.

But the council’s Labour leader says the Government is leaving the authority in the dark about the risks.

Tudor Evans has confirmed the council will be making plans for “food resilience” among other potential issues from leaving the European Union in March.

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An advice notice sent to all UK local authorities says they should set up a team to make risk assessments of how different outcomes for Brexit might affect food availability and supplies in their areas.

Councillor Evans, leader of the city council, said: “This is one of the main reasons that we asked the government for information on how leaving the EU will affect Plymouth.

“We have to be prepared to face what’s coming."

Chris Quevatre
BBC News Online

A woman has been rescued after falling from a cliff path in Cornwall.

Two inshore lifeboats were launched at 16:34 on Sunday with two crew assisting the casualty.

The woman fell west of Peak Rock, Polperro.

Image source, RNLI/Ian Foster

The casualty was assisted by RNLI volunteers and both Looe and Polruan coastguard teams.

She was taken down the cliff to Polperro Harbour, where she was transferred to an ambulance.

Ed Oldfield
Local Democracy Reporting Service

Patients have had operations postponed due to the sudden closure of operating theatres at a Devon hospital.

Two of the 10 theatres at Torbay Hospital were closed after an inspection revealed concerns about the reliability of the air handling units.

The hospital aims to have at least one of the theatres open with a new air handling unit by May.

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A statement from John Harrison, Interim Chief Operating Officer, said a fan failed at a third theatre, but that was due to have been repaired by the end of last week.

Mr Harrison said: “Closing these theatres at almost no notice inevitably means that we are having to postpone surgery for some patients.

“We are contacting everyone whose operations need to be rescheduled; and where possible, we are offering alternative dates."

Lisa Hay
BBC News Online

Police are appealing for witnesses who saw a man walking on the A30 before being killed in a collision with a car.

It happened near Daisymount Cross, Ottery St Mary, at 18:15 on Wednesday 28 November.

The man in his 40s was wearing dark clothing with light coloured shoes.

Investigating officers are keen to hear from any drivers on the A30 between Daisymount Cross and Patteson’s Cross between 17:55 and 18:15.

BBC Weather

There will be some bright or sunny periods today, but also a scattering of showers which may be heavy for a time this morning.

However, most of the showers will die away this afternoon to become largely dry.

Fresh southwesterly winds will be stronger around the coast with gusts to near gale force, but will turn to the northwest and ease this afternoon.

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BBC Spotlight

Police are continuing to question a man on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life after a major fire in Seaton in east Devon on Sunday.

Ten fire crews were called to the blaze in a block of flats above the Royal Clarence pub in Harbour Road.

A number of people needed treatment after breathing in smoke.

Residents spent the night in a local hotel as investigations into the fire continue.

Image source, Devon and Cornwall Police