G7: A cycling tour of Cornwall's G7 villagepublished at 03:22 British Summer Time 11 June 2021
Reporter Nomia Iqbal explores the Cornish village that's hosting the G7 summit.
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Reporter Nomia Iqbal explores the Cornish village that's hosting the G7 summit.
Read MoreA BBC producer gives up her seat on a Cornish hotel patio to the ultimate VIP guest - Joe Biden.
Read MoreAbout 1,000 collections are being missed every day in south Devon after a new system started.
Read MoreCharity Cornwall Care says it is not eligible for government compensation over extra staffing costs.
Read MoreUS President is in the UK for the global leaders' summit in Cornwall. which officially starts on Friday.
Read MoreThe Bints say their unique position has kept the sound of music alive in the town of Chagford.
Read MoreSuppliers from across the South West have been selected to provide local products to the G7 summit.
Read MoreAbout 100 people were moved from the hotel and nearby buildings after a suspect package was found.
Read MoreThe G7 summit is being held in a remote part of Cornwall, and has divided opinion amongst locals.
Read MoreWorkers are finding accommodation scarce as landlords cash in on the UK holiday boom.
Read MoreMatthew and Nathaniel Kenworthy Gomes ran 360 miles in 11 stages to raise awareness.
Read MoreMoney will go to Penzance, St Ives and Camborne to fund building and environmental projects.
Read MoreIn Plymouth, Michael Portillo finds out about the Royal Navy's fighting spirit and mixes his own blend of ruin. Crossing into Cornwall, Michael learns about the last bridge to be built by one of his heroes, the engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel.
By Tre, Pol and Pen, he comes to know Cornishmen and how to prepare the perfect pasty. His journey ends in a small village which in Victorian times became a hub of global communications.
Armed with his Bradshaw's Handbook, Michael Portillo arrives in the sailing haven of Lymington where he makes a lifesaving discovery.
Exploring Dorchester's literary landscape, he finds out how the coming of the railways inspired the work of the region's greatest writer - Thomas Hardy.
Weaving his way to Axminster, Michael tries his hand at carpet making. His last stop is Exmouth, home to Francis Danby, a forgotten Victorian landscape artist.
Scott Morrison says his ancestor from the UK county hosting the G7 was sent to Australia for stealing.
Read MoreThe sculptor says his work highlights the need to make electronic devices more reusable.
Read MoreAircraft for the G7 summit are seen landing at locations across the county and neighbouring Devon.
Read MoreCornwall has connections with the G7 countries through its culture, businesses, arts and history.
Read MoreElsie Woodfield died after suffering an internal injury from a routine procedure, an inquest hears.
Read MoreThe man was part of a group diving to depths of 360ft (110m), says the coastguard.
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