Fly-tipping of the maritime world published at 06:15 British Summer Time 26 May 2021
Eyesore vessels are shedding toxic waste and costing thousands of pounds to dispose of.
Read MoreFatal motorbike crash victim named
Sharks 'at risk from industrial fishing ships'
Exeter Fringe Festival gets under way
Teenage swimmer rescued by Exmouth lifeboat
Updates from Friday 26 July
Eyesore vessels are shedding toxic waste and costing thousands of pounds to dispose of.
Read MoreEvelyn Cass failed to see her victim in time to avoid hitting him, a court heard.
Read MoreJayden McCarthy has told a jury that sex offences he is charged with "never happened".
Read MoreOscar-winning actor Kate Winslet follows a rumour of Scandinavian ancestry on her late mum Sally’s side of the family and is delighted when it turns out to be true and that she has Swedish heritage. But her joy turns to tears and anger when she uncovers the extreme hardships her ancestors endured, from famine to flogging and imprisonment. On her dad’s side Kate finds a drummer boy in the Grenadier Guards and, this time, an unusually positive encounter with prison.
The emotional impact on the victims of dog theft cannot be overestimated, say police.
Read MoreFed through a tube to his heart Freddie, aged 10, can't talk or walk without help.
Read MoreJayden McCarthy is accused of assaulting young children at a nursery where he worked in Devon.
Read MoreA judge describes Brian Greenslade as a "sex pest" as he sentences him to 16 months in jail.
Read MoreA fundraising page to support artists based at the Krowji who lost work raises more than £22,000.
Read MoreA man in his 50s is in police custody after a blaze on Ellacombe Road, Torquay, on Saturday.
Read MoreCornwall's footballers are described as 'absolutely amazing' after thrashing Cascadia 8-1 in their first game in two years.
Read MoreThe young mammal is "doing well" after being rescued from a muddy estuary in Exmouth, Devon.
Read MoreHigh Court strikes down Cornwall Council's approval of building a house in a protected coastal area.
Read MoreBrian Greenslade denies allegations of indecently and sexually assaulting women.
Read MoreResidents have been campaigning to save the "important" Kingsbridge site from development.
Read MoreJayden McCarthy, 18, denies one count of rape and 13 of sexual assault in July 2019.
Read MoreBrian Greenslade denies allegations of indecently and sexually assaulting women.
Read MoreJosephine Gordon from Nottinghamshire died on 12 May at a campsite in Cornwall.
Read MoreProfessor Alice Roberts and archaeologist Matt Williams present 2014's most outstanding archaeology.
In the summer, archaeologists have been unearthing our history in hundreds of digs across Britain. They have gone to extraordinary lengths to uncover long lost treasures - retelling our story in a way only archaeology can.
With unique access to some of the country's best digs, our teams have been self-shooting their excavations to make sure the audience is there for every moment of discovery.
In this episode, we're in the west of Britain, and the archaeologists join us back in the Dorset Country Museum to look at the new finds and what they mean. Sites include:
Barrowclump: This Bronze Age burial site also holds dozens of Anglo-Saxon warrior graves. The archaeologists here are former British soldiers.
Durotrigues Big Dig: A glimpse into the twilight world after the Roman army left around 410AD.
Winchester: One of the UK's earliest hospitals, revealing insights into the lives and deaths of lepers.
Bronze Age Bling: Metal detectors unearth a Bronze Age hoard, revealing the secrets of childhood thousands of years ago.
Ipplepen: A huge Roman settlement in an area the Romans were not thought to have conquered.