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A30 closed after serious crash
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ONE person has been airlifted to hospital with serious injuries and two others hurt following a two-car crash on one of Cornwall's busiest roads.
Police, fire and ambulance crews were called to the westbound carriageway of the A30 at Two Bridges, Lewannick, near Launceston after the crash at 12.53pm.
The crash, which took...
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Fans' anger at Argyle sell-off
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EXCLUSIVE: Cabinet visit cost £52,000
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WMN marks 150 years with new look
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Hundreds to attend Daylin's funeral
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RCHT chief 'could not contest claims'
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Elderly woman 'imagined rape'
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Two face trial over Scarlett killing
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'My son was a hero'
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Argyle still adrift
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PLYMOUTH Argyle have a dozen games left to play in their quest to stay in the Coca-Cola Championship. Last night's 2-0 defeat to Neil Warnock's Queen's Park Rangers side at Loftus Road provided little evidence that the Home Park men are likely to find the route to salvation. Results elsewhere meant that the Pilgrims remain seven points...
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Gulls reap their rewards
TORQUAY United manager Paul Buckle is delighted to see his young Gulls finally reaping the rewards of their training ground practice. Devon-born...
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Academy's dream trip
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Rainy day for McLernon
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Truro and Tivvy suffer road defeats
TRURO City and Tiverton Town were both beaten 2-1 away in the Zamaretto Southern League Premier Division last night. City lost at Chippenham, this...
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QPR 2 Argyle 0
ADEL Taarabt made a name for himself as Neil Warnock’s QPR revival gathered pace at Loftus Road.
Warnock, who oversaw victory over West Brom in...
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New deals on the way
CRAIG Noone, Yannick Bolasie, Karl Duguid and Romain Larrieu are all expected to sign new contracts in the near future to extend their Plymouth Argyle...
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Argyle post £2.8m loss
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Rare notes go under the hammer
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IT may only have been worth a fiver when it was issued, but a banknote is set to be sold for around £600 at auction next month. At more than 100 years old, it is a rare survivor from the golden days of private banking in Exeter. Collectors are expected to bid up to £600 and possibly beyond for the note, which was drawn on the...
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Lee's going flat out to satisfy demand
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Doves fly back for more
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Grind leaders respond to mass demand
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Wilde about the boy
HE WON votes (not to mention a judge's heart) on television's Any Dream Will Do, landing the leading role in the musical Joseph and The Amazing...
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