Western Morning News - 2022-03-30

• BT ditches plans to ‘cut off countrysid­e’
• Cornwall considers elected mayor to qualify for devolved powers
• Councillor­s reject call to oppose Boxing Day hunt
• Two die in four-vehicle crash on A30
• Wine expert Susy joins top food and drink group
• Lonely man’s call to Jeremy Vine highlights crisis
• Inquest is told much-loved son was ‘let down’
• Dishwasher fire warning after ‘irresponsi­ble ad’
• Campaign on ‘immoral’ holiday pay loophole
• Farmer Alec captured on canvas for TV series
• PM ‘did not mislead MPs’ on partygate
• West keeps up pressure on Russia as talks go on
• My lame duck visitor taking wobbly steps on the road to recovery
• Duke of Edinburgh was a true countryman
• Time women felt safer on our streets and in our cities
• On Wednesday Cometh the hour, cometh the right man?
• A fitting memorial for the Queen’s beloved husband and consort
• Ignorance of the law is not a defence
• Why shouldn’t Biden have his say on Putin?
• Confidence in farmland market with values rising
• How hungry is your soil? ‘Plant pants’ to find out
• Minister gives her backing to PCF initiative
• Reaping the rewards of change in career and farming system
• Market reports
• Mediocre silage is not going to cut it
• Grand designs
• Promising Russia-Ukraine peace talks lift markets
• Alrehb to double up at Lingfield
• Lee pens pro deal at Exeter
• Midfield role is nothing new to Grecians’ Rowe
• Ainsworth admits he got it wrong over Argyle boss
• Cornwall add Tora ahead of new campaign
• Billings hopes to earn Test recall
• O’Flaherty is next to say he is leaving Sandy Park
• Knight says England have the momentum

Western Morning News - 2022-03-29

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