Western Morning News - 2022-03-17

• Capturing moments of calm – and destructio­n
• Church leader challenges decision of committee following investigat­ion
• Booster jabs plan as Covid cases still on rise in West
• A thousand NHS staff off due to Covid
• Freedom of city for veterans of Falklands war
• Town’s entire gas needs met by farm waste
• Memorial to lives lost in Penlee lifeboat tragedy
• PM ‘sticking to principles’ on mission to Gulf
• Flight to freedom ends six years of hell for Nazanin and family
• US pledges more aid to fight ‘war criminal’ Putin
• Meadow plan for historic field
• Winery set to open new home in summer
• Acting responsibl­y makes sense as Covid cases continue to rise
• Economic benefits of ‘urban mining’
• Capping fracking wells now a bad idea
• Putin is simply a political opportunis­t
• Pilot project launched to boost energy efficiency of LiveWest homes
• Region leads way in factory bounceback
• Markets leap on Ukraine talks and China stimulus
• Chiefs pair are handed three match bans
• England keep their hopes alive
• Schuey delighted as hard work sees Argyle win again
• Wotton left so disappoint­ed by Truro’s disappoint­ing display
• Below-par Exeter please Taylor with a crucial win
• Nombe to miss rest of season
• Fortune favours Argyle’s match-winner Hardie
• Exeter ace expected to miss rest of season

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