Western Morning News - 2022-03-31

• Old shipwreck emerges from beneath sand
• MP wins backing for tightening of gun laws
• Police investigat­e shooting of cat
• SW business confidence ‘severely dented’ by war
• Covid cases quadruple in Cornwall
• Lessons in sea safety for primary school children
• Call to subsidise cost of veg – to improve health
• Devon village hosts memorial events to Polish war heroes
• ‘I can enjoy my music again!’
• Minister cuts farming costs as fertiliser prices soar
• Parents raised concerns but were ignored
• 201 baby deaths in maternity scandal
• PM sidesteps Partygate ‘criminalit­y’ accusation­s
• Bombardmen­t goes on despite Russian pledges
• Plight of the butterflie­s revealed in poor spring
• Look out for the first Sturgeon of spring
• On Thursday Cattle crush puzzler before TB tests
• Global crises are spur to novel solutions to keep us fed and warm
• Ignorant comments from Gordon Ramsay
• The answer is so clear cut on climate change
• Princess Yachts sails ahead with sales success
• Work stops on 528-bed flats for students
• ‘Sofa cinema’ set to open at Royal William Yard
• £1m for green energy projects
• Leading tech award for Cornwall-based audio and e-book app
• Commodity stock gains help FTSE stay positive
• Rising food prices squeeze household finances
• Biddick looking good to reclaim jockey’s title
• Tavistock turn on the style to see off Clevedon
• Pilgrims deserve to be where they are
• Craske’s late strike sees Parkway climb to second
• Grecians are in a good place to build on squad for next season
• Wearne and Duke-McKenna help Torquay towards play-offs
• Baxter confirms an end to the Sandy Park exodus
• England’s Watkins scores on full debut

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