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Dining across the divide: ‘He said you need strong leaders. Then he referenced Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage’

The retired engineer and NHS worker chewed over social housing and strong leaders. Could they find common ground on Covid?

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‘Odd’ Hinkley Point C salt marsh plan has Somerset locals up in arms

Anger at EDF proposals to flood wildlife-rich farmland as ‘compensation’ for killing millions of fish at nuclear site

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Minnows into seadogs: inside England’s new fishing apprenticeship

A recruiting crisis in the fishing industry has inspired a pioneering new initiative in south Devon

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‘A secret no one talked about’: Michael Morpurgo on discovering his real father – and hating Spielberg’s War Horse

As he turns 80, the prolific children’s author takes us on a tour of his Devon village, to talk about family bombshells, the burning of Joan of Arc – and finally getting a film adaptation he likes

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‘Joyous’: Cornish seed-scattering event marks fightback against habitat loss

Volunteers and fiddle group help launch three-year project to create wildflower meadow across Cornwall

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‘Usually it’s packed in August’: UK seaside towns suffer in cost of living crisis

Torquay business owners tell of struggling to pay bills as footfall drops and people cut costs

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Cornish Lithium secures £53.6m to open first mine for the metal in Britain

UK Infrastructure Bank leads funding of project to extract compounds used for electric vehicle batteries

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A new start after 60: ‘I became a powerlifter at 71 – and I’ve never felt so good about myself’

Peeps Nicol was newly widowed, ‘really unfit’, and struggling with MS when she first visited her local gym last year. Now she can deadlift 55kg and has begun competing

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‘I’d like to see more black surfers’: the UK student turning the tide on diversity in surfing

While studying for his GCSEs, Siyanda Hewitt, 16, has become the first UK-based black professional junior surfer

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‘Amazing but absurd’: how worm-charming is drawing Cornish art back to its roots

Among artist Georgia Gendall’s projects is a riotous annual competition to lure these creatures from the soil – hopefully shifting some local cliches with them

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‘Part of you dies as well’: the toll of caring for loved ones with dementia

A new drug could slow the pace of Alzheimer’s. Three people with experience of the disease explain their story and their hopes

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‘Who’d have thought it?’: north Devon named UK’s first world surfing reserve

Eighteen miles of coastline win formal protection, joining 11 sites globally including Malibu and Santa Cruz

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Not just about the trees: Labour hopeful on the doorsteps in Plymouth

Council candidates say voters are raising national issues such as cost of living ahead of this week’s elections

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‘Children can make a difference’: Devon boy ends three-year charity camp-out

Max Woosey, 13, is looking forward to being known as ‘more than the boy in the tent’ after raising huge sum for local hospice

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Back to the future? Devon diner hopes to revive spirit of Little Chef

First of new chain called Brightside gives nostalgic nod to 20th-century glory days of car travel

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Thousands march across Dartmoor to demand right to wild camp

More than 3,000 people protest on estate of Alexander Darwall after his court victory ends right to wild camp in England

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Dining across the divide: ‘She sees my generation as not being grateful enough for what we have’

They both vote Labour and agree on Brexit – but what about freedom of speech and cancel culture?

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‘The part of Cornwall nobody ever sees’: the hi-tech future for lithium and tin mining

In the second part of our Electric dreams series looking at the UK’s automotive battery industry, we visit an area whose industrial past is being revitalised

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Ditch the hearse, bring the kids, have a picnic: an alternative undertaker’s tips for a better funeral

Rupert Callender didn’t know what to do with his life until he realised he could help people mark the deaths of their loved ones. Just don’t mention pallbearers and the other traditional trappings

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Hardship and heartbreak as Devon families lose homes to Airbnb lets

From key workers to bar staff, parts of county increasingly off limits as landlords and investors cash in

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‘Romantic, isn’t it?’ Cornish pub cuts energy costs with candlelight nights

The Masons Arms in Camelford is turning out the lights on Mondays after a sharp rise in its electricity bill

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Dining across the divide: ‘When I got home, I Googled “bromance”’

Two Labour voters with an equal loathing of the Tories lock horns over retirement age and religion

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‘It will benefit the powerful’: row over Brixham fish market levelling up plan

Conservationists and smaller fishers say expansion scheme is ‘good for the big boys’ but will not benefit Devon port

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Lungi Ngidi: ‘Racism is a factor in South Africa that must be addressed’

As his side prepares to face England in white-ball games, beginning on Tuesday, the pace bowler tells Donald McRae: ‘Sweeping stuff under the rug never helps anyone’

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More flowers, fewer cars: the rewilders turning parking spaces into parks

Across the UK and Europe, the ‘parklet’ movement is gaining pace, transforming dead spaces where cars used to be into pockets of green

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