Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport

Cornish windsufer Saskia Sills has won her first World Cup medal.

The 22-year-old from Launceston, who is a former youth world champion, got a silver medal at the World Cup series event in Marseille.

Image source, Sailing Energy/World Sailing

It was the first time she had progressed to the medal race at a World Sailing event.

"It's amazing, I'm so happy," she told BBC Radio Cornwall.

"I've been working really hard with my coach and my training partners so it's been amazing to convert all the hard work into a medal."

Andrew Segal
BBC South West

A barn in South Molton has been completely destroyed by fire.

Fire crews from Barnstaple, Dulverton and South Molton were sent to the 20m by 20m structure near Yeo Mill Cross, on the road to Highaton Head Cross, at about 23:30 on Sunday.

A telehandler, driven by a farmer, was used to assist in removing about 50 large hay bales, machinery and tools from the barn to an open field.

One man was treated at the scene for minor burns, Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service said, external.

BBC Weather

A cloudy start to Monday, with scattered showers spreading north across the area.

Cloud breaking to allow more in the way of sunshine during the afternoon, but the odd shower still possible.

Maximum temperature: 13 to 16C (55 to 61F).

BBC Spotlight

Plans to dual the entire length of one of the major roads in and out of the South West will be delayed, and some parts of the project may now not happen.

In 2014, the Department for Transport (DfT) identified eight stretches to complete the dualling of the A303 trunk road connecting the region to the South East.

Despite rising costs the DfT maintained it was committed to three of the projects, including the A358 Taunton Link Road, which is now a year behind schedule.

But the remaining five have been classified as "low to poor value for money", prompting fears they may fall by the wayside.