Updates from Monday 1 April 2019
Totnes Police Station burglar jailed
Flight cancelled on first day of new Newquay route
Building destroyed in Plymouth fire
Homeless family stuck in 'glamping pod' for four months
Red Arrows to fly at Torbay Airshow
Kevin Thomas
BBC Weather Forecaster
Monday's sunrise has been providing some beauty this morning as a few pictures from our weather watchers show.
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Hayley Westcott
BBC News Online
A building has been completely destroyed by a fire in Plymouth, the fire service has said.
Crews were called to a "commercial premises" on Embankment Road at about 20:45 on Sunday.
At the height of the "significant" blaze, eight fire engines were at the scene and police closed the road.
About 600 to 800 scaffolding boards were also destroyed in the fire, Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service said.
The cause is unknown.
Image source, Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service
Image source, Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service
Chris Quevatre
BBC News Online
A mum and her two children have been living in a "degrading" glamping pod for four months, as the council have struggled to find them a new home.
Nicola Ibbotson, 32, said the single-room "shed" in Cornwall was "claustrophobic", and has impacted her mental health.
The family became homeless after the breakdown of a relationship.
Cornwall Council, which pays £500 per week for the pod, said it would find a permanent home "as soon as possible".
"I've been living with two children in one room for four months," said Ms Ibbotson.
"The council doesn't understand how it can feel to be in such a small space and how that can impact on your mental health.
Image source, Nicola IbbotsonMs Ibbotson said her two-year-old son had to take baths in this blue container
Cornwall Council said it takes "all possible action" to help prevent homelessness.
Quote MessageSometimes, depending on an individual's circumstances, their preferred location and the availability of housing we might have to house tenants, for limited periods, in alternative forms of accommodation."
Cornwall Council
Dan Downs
Weather Forecaster
A chilly start but it will be a dry and bright morning with sunny spells and areas of cloud.
It will continue to be dry and settled later with further sunshine at times and mostly light winds.
Maximum temperature: 15C (59F)
