Two senior bosses at St Margaret's Hospice were accused of submitting false invoices.
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Hospice bosses not guilty of fraud
Two senior bosses at a South West hospice were accused of submitting false invoices.
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Hospice bosses not guilty of fraud
Two senior bosses at a South West hospice were accused of submitting false invoices.
Uni Facebook page closes amid racist posts row
Administrators for the unofficial Exeter University page said the messages had "slipped" past its moderators.
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Flaming tar barrels carried through streets
Men, women and children carry the traditional flaming barrels through the streets of Ottery St Mary.
Quad bikes blamed for gravedigger track marks
Ottery St Mary Town Council mistakenly claims quad bikes are the reason for cemetery track marks.
Yoga teacher 'barred from church hall hire'
Atsuko Kato, who has used other church halls for classes, said she was "very surprised".
Exeter chief calls for Saracens relegation
Exeter chief executive Tony Rowe says Premiership champions Saracens should be relegated for breaching salary cap rules.
Nursery children 'potential sex assault victims'
More than 100 families are contacted by police investigating claims of assault at a nursery in Torquay.
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Hospice bosses not guilty of fraud
Two senior bosses at a South West hospice were accused of submitting false invoices.
Uni Facebook page closes amid racist posts row
Administrators for the unofficial Exeter University page said the messages had "slipped" past its moderators.
Video 1 minute 36 seconds
Flaming tar barrels carried through streets
Men, women and children carry the traditional flaming barrels through the streets of Ottery St Mary.
Quad bikes blamed for gravedigger track marks
Ottery St Mary Town Council mistakenly claims quad bikes are the reason for cemetery track marks.
Yoga teacher 'barred from church hall hire'
Atsuko Kato, who has used other church halls for classes, said she was "very surprised".
Exeter chief calls for Saracens relegation
Exeter chief executive Tony Rowe says Premiership champions Saracens should be relegated for breaching salary cap rules.
Nursery children 'potential sex assault victims'
More than 100 families are contacted by police investigating claims of assault at a nursery in Torquay.
Uni Facebook page closes amid racist posts row
Administrators for the unofficial Exeter University page said the messages had "slipped" past its moderators.
Video 1 minute 36 seconds
Flaming tar barrels carried through streets
Men, women and children carry the traditional flaming barrels through the streets of Ottery St Mary.
Quad bikes blamed for gravedigger track marks
Ottery St Mary Town Council mistakenly claims quad bikes are the reason for cemetery track marks.
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Boy trick-or-treater threatened at knife-point
Rebecca Thorn
BBC News Online
Police are appealing for witnesses after a boy was threatened at knife-point whilst out trick-or-treating in Barnstaple on Halloween.
The boy was approached by two teenagers between 18:15 and 18:30 in the Elliot Close area of the town.
The attackers demanded money and physically searched the boy, before running off empty-handed.
Police would like to speak to two teenagers described as white, aged between 14 and 18, approximately 5ft 9in to 5ft 11ins tall, and with local accents.
Both were dressed in black and wore face coverings.
Police are also appealing to two men in a white transit van who said the same thing happened to their child about the same time.
Kevin Hodges leaves his role as Plymouth Argyle's academy director, ending an association going back more than 40 years.
Read moreFootball stand damaged in 'deliberate' blaze
A football stand has been damaged in a "deliberate" fire, emergency services have said.
The blaze at South Molton Football Club was reported at about 16:00.
Two fire engines were sent from South Molton and Barnstaple.
The fire stretched 32ft (10m) by 10ft (3m) and was extinguished using one hose reel jet and a thermal imaging camera.
Half of the stand was damaged in the blaze, Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service said.
Devon and Cornwall Police said the cause was believed to be deliberate.
Administrators for the unofficial Exeter University page said the messages had "slipped" past its moderators.
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