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Review under way into ME service Cornwall's chronic fatigue syndrome (ME) service is being reviewed following the retirement of the head of the service.

Armed robberies in Redruth area Police in west Cornwall investigate a third armed robbery in the Redruth area in a week.

Wave Hub gets first energy device A wave energy firm agrees to install the first device at the Wave Hub off the north Cornwall coast.

Warm weather brings rescue surge Lifeguards in the South West see their second busiest year on record, possibly because of the warm weather, the RNLI says.

Water firm neglected sewage works South West Water is fined for sub-standard conditions at three of its small treatment works in Devon, Cornwall and Somerset.

MP secures funding for fishermen A Cornish MP secures an offer of European funding for fishermen to put emergency stop buttons on their boats.

Heart op is postponed three times A man from Cornwall makes an official complaint after his planned heart operation at a Plymouth hospital was postponed three times in a month, including twice on days it was due.

Rare chicks reared at attraction Three rare kea chicks are hand-raised by staff at a Cornwall attraction

Vineyard's protected status bid A Cornish vineyard wants to protect the status of one of its award-winning wines

VIDEO: Church doors opened to homeless A Cornish priest has opened the doors of his church to allow homeless people to sleep in it

Redruth boss is happy with squad Redruth boss Dave Penberthy says it is unlikely he will bring in any more players before the end of the season.

Winger Kelly signed by Truro City Truro City's trip to Basingstoke in the Blue Square Bet South is postponed.

Sharks boss looks forward to move Cornish Sharks boss Brian Smallworth says the club's move to Newquay FC's Mount Wise ground will help their bid to play the sport at the highest level.

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VIDEO: Late Kick Off - The Knowledge Late Kick Off's Graeme Murty and Bournemouth's Steve Fletcher return in The Knowledge.

'Mr Plymouth Argyle' returns home Plymouth Argyle legend Paul Wotton talks about his return to the club he supported as a boy after three and a half years away.

BBC Introducing: Jessica Sweetman Catch up with Cornwall's Jessica Sweetman who has moved to London to further her music career.

BBC Introducing: Rosie Vanier Rosie Vanier, who became well-known in Cornwall as the lead vocalist in Rosie and the Goldbug, talks about her solo EP: Black Cats and Black Stars.

Torch relay flame in balloon ride The Olympic torch will take to the air in a balloon at Cornwall's Eden Project after the UK relay officially starts at Land's End.

Katherine Kempe's Olympic dream The 22-year-old talks about moving to Cornwall to make the most of the county's fencing facilities

Living with depression phone-in BBC Radio Cornwall is running a series of phone-ins about mental health. The next will tackle depression.

Stroke Appeal reaches £179,621 BBC Radio Cornwall listeners help to raise £179,621 towards the Phoenix Stroke Appeal

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Redruth boss is happy with squad Redruth boss Dave Penberthy says it is unlikely he will bring in any more players before the end of the season.

Winger Kelly signed by Truro City Truro City's trip to Basingstoke in the Blue Square Bet South is postponed.

Sharks boss looks forward to move Cornish Sharks boss Brian Smallworth says the club's move to Newquay FC's Mount Wise ground will help their bid to play the sport at the highest level.

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'Mr Plymouth Argyle' returns home Plymouth Argyle legend Paul Wotton talks about his return to the club he supported as a boy after three and a half years away.

Milly Dowler killer seeks appeal Former bouncer Levi Bellfield is due to seek permission to appeal against his conviction for the kidnap and murder of teenager Milly Dowler.

Call for 'joined-up' elderly care Older people needing social care are "passed like parcels" between services - and the Health and Social Care Bill will not simplify the system - say MPs.

'Last' WWI service veteran dies A woman thought to be the world's last known surviving service member of World War I dies aged 110.

O2 in Olympic home working trial Thousands of staff at O2 in Slough are working remotely on Wednesday in an experiment to see if any Olympic Games disruption would affect businesses.

Lloyds Group to shed 1,000 jobs Lloyds Banking Group announces it is to shed nearly 1,000 jobs and close three of its administration sites in England.

Woman held over Tube 'race rant' A suspect is arrested after video footage emerges of a woman apparently abusing ethnic minority passengers on a Tube.

UK temperatures set to reach -15C The UK is braced for its coldest night yet this winter as temperatures in some parts of England could reach as low as -15C.

Charge over Strictly man's murder A man is charged with the murder of an electrical and lighting expert who worked on BBC's Strictly Come Dancing.

US firm to print Olympics tickets A US firm has been handed the multi-million-pound contract to print the tickets for the London Olympics, sparking criticism from UK businesses.

Liverpool skips mayor referendum Liverpool will elect a mayor in May, after councillors vote to skip a public referendum on whether or not to introduce an elected mayor for the city.