Robin Davie has not made any contact in six days and was expected to arrive in Cornwall on Tuesday.

A court heard money was sent to a man who left the UK to "engage in violent Jihadi activity".

BBC Radio Devon

In Plymouth, the A374 Exeter Street is now clear outbound after an earlier vehicle fire near Bretonside.

BBC Spotlight

The quest for the perfect selfie and trying to get photos of wildlife such as seals means people are putting themselves in unnecessary danger.

Newquay Coastguard says they have had reports of people "close to cliff edges, especially around the areas where the cliffs are eroding and cracking".

BBC Radio Devon

On the A374 Exeter Street in Plymouth, one lane remains closed on the outbound carriageway following an earlier vehicle fire.

Emergency services were called to the scene outside the Asda petrol station just after 13:00.

The fire has now been extinguished, and the vehicles involved are waiting to be recovered.

One car was severely damaged by fire while a second was also damaged by heat.

Firefighters say, external the cause of the fire was accidental.

Daniel Clark
Local Democracy Reporting Service

A big screen in The Strand in Exmouth, 24 hours a day parking charges, and robotic lawn mowers could all be coming to east Devon.

A whole raft of projects and plans have been revealed in East Devon District Council’s Draft Service Plans for 2019/20 that are designed to raise income for the council, balance its budget, and to run its services.

The draft budget, in line with the agreed Financial Plan, assumes the council will increase council tax for 2019/20 by £5 a year, a 3.7% increase, meaning that the annual council tax charge will rise from £136.78 to £141.78 for a band D property.

The budget includes nearly £9m for a planned repair and improvement plan for council homes.

The council aims to deliver a fixed big screen on the Strand in Exmouth, using the Strand redevelopment reserve, giving them the ability to run local advertising, council promotions and messages as well as screen large scale events such as Wimbledon, concerts and the Proms.

The council says £120,000 will be spent on the project from capital reserves, with the screen able to generate income of about £25,000 a year.

A spokesman said the project is in the "early stages" as planning permission is needed.

BBC Radio Devon

Firefighters are dealing a vehicle fire on Exeter Street (outbound) outside the Asda Fuel Station.

Motorists are warned to expect delays.

Daniel Clark
Local Democracy Reporting Service

A new archaeological study hopes to reveal the history of one of Devon's oldest buildings – Old Forde House in Newton Abbot – a building used by kings and Devon’s most important families.

Image source, Daniel Clark

A team led by University of Exeter students are using state-of-the-art equipment to try to discover previously unknown buildings or structures buried underground beneath the house and in the grounds.

Old Forde House is Grade 1 listed and currently home to Teignbridge District Council.

Third-year student Dan Brock, who is leading the work, said: "The site itself hasn’t been surveyed before and never been any excavations before, so this is the first major excavation at the site.

"We hope this research will give us a much better understanding of how Newton Abbot developed, and the buried archaeological features within the grounds of Old Forde House and to see if we can find medieval, Roman and pre-historic features underground."

Devon Live

A chimney stack, external leaning precariously over a busy Devon shopping street has prompted concerns.

Cornwall Live

Police are investigating criminal damage in Penryn after up to 10 cars had their wing mirrors smashed off., external

Models were hired to promote crop sprayers at the UK's biggest agricultural machinery show.

BBC Spotlight

Exeter-based budget airline Flybe will probably shrink after it is taken over by Virgin Atlantic and the Stobart Group a travel expert has warned.

Journalist Simon Calder said: "I fear there will be a policy of shrinking for success so it could well get smaller."

Flybe is being bought for £2.2m by a consortium including Virgin Atlantic and Stobart Group.

It will operate under the Virgin Atlantic brand, marking a return by Virgin to domestic flights.

There are concerns for the welfare of a solo sailor who set off from France on 5 January.

How the stellar career of Laurel and Hardy came to an end after a show at an English regional theatre.

Cornish Stuff

"My calling is to be an agent of hope", says incoming Bishop of Truro Philip Mounstephen ahead of his installation ceremony at Truro Cathedral on Saturday, external.

Exeter director of rugby Rob Baxter hits back at Bristol head coach Pat Lam's claims that his side are breaking laws at the line-out.

BBC Radio Devon

Residents in Torbay have been reporting bins not being emptied since before Christmas with some reporting delays of up to four weeks.

The waste service responsible TOR2, which is jointly run by Torbay Council and the Kier group, have previously come under fire for delays in bin collections.

A Kier spokesman said: "We'd like to apologise to the residents of Torbay for the recent disruptions to bin collections over the busy Christmas period.

"We are committed to delivering a reliable service for residents and we are working weekends and overtime to make up for the delays caused by the Christmas holidays.

"We are confident these measures will have a quick and positive impact on collections in the area."

BBC Spotlight

Coastguards in Cornwall say walkers are taking unnecessary risks on cliffs that have developed cracks and are in danger of collapse.

In one area near Holywell Bay, people have been spotted leaning over cliff edges so they can get photographs of wildlife, like seals and dolphins.

Coastguards say it is a matter of time, external before someone is seriously hurt or killed.

Newquay Coastguard published this picture on Facebook earlier this week, prompting photographer Craig Ashley to point out a huge crack in the cliff just behind the group of walkers.

Image source, Craig Ashley

Image source, Craig Ashley

Commenting on the images, one walker said: "It's not the worst I've seen. There was a lady with a baby on her back in a carrier and she had a little girl with her. She perched on the edge with her back to the drop taking a selfie. I’ve never seen anything like it!"

Exeter City boss Matt Taylor calls on fans not to directly compare Ryan Bowman with former striker Jayden Stockley.

Plymouth Live

A dramatic video has shown firefighters tackling a blaze at city flats last night., external