Western Morning News - 2021-04-14

• ‘WE’RE NOT LEAVING UNTIL TREE IS SAFE’
• Farmers are hit by slump in earnings
• DOCKYARD OPERATOR TO AXE 1,000 JOBS
• Scheme to protect town from floods will take years
• Driver sought after collision with two horses saw riders injured
• Sir Tom promises a party to remember in Plymouth
• We need to take things slowly, says health chief
• Have fun – but be wary, even outside – expert
• College to get share of £1.5bn funding
• Rugby star hosts auction to support young carers
• Ferry link proposal for Cornish coastal villages
• Veteran prepares for hiking challenge in aid of RBL
• Store founder loses latest bid in planning fight
• Easing of restrictio­ns ‘will lead to more deaths’ – Johnson
• Greensill review to get maximum access – PM
• Johnson & Johnson halts vaccine rollout in Europe
• A clearer view of nature after too long with double-vision
• Are we losing our floral ‘bunch of keys’?
• Duke of Edinburgh had ‘real affinity’ to Armed Forces throughout his life
• Slow and steady steps out of lockdown bodes well for weeks ahead
• Proud to bear the same name as prince
• Human activity is changing our climate
• We must have a 2nd EU referendum
• ‘Huge blow’ as incomes slump
• Opportunit­ies for meat and dairy at home
• West’s farmers to feature in national sheep project
• Tickets for 2021 Devon County Show on sale
• Anger as BBC urges children to eat less meat
• The Brain Teaser No. 8,663
• Cryptic crossword
• FTSE 250 surges on back of rocketing Babcock
• Blue Economy boom
• Archer cleared to return to training
• ‘We must keep women’s test cricket alive’ - Knight
• Chiefs looking for rapid response to cup exit
• Shake-up of lower league pyramid

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