Western Morning News - 2022-04-06

• Call for action on food sector labour shortages
• Inquest told of scuffle on day of Obby Oss tragedy
• Play park daffodil planting ends over fears they are toxic
• Plymouth MP seeks to preserve heritage
• ‘I do hope the family will get answers’
• Lib Dems call for VAT-funded tax cuts
• Energy debate prompts launch of fracking review
• Colourful blooms delight at show
• It’s ‘very much a parent’s job’ to teach reading early
• Mountain battle was ‘like something from the First World War’
• Serious violence is being tackled firmly
• Rural communitie­s hard hit by rising cost of home heating
• American accents the least of our worries
• Will Smith should have floored him
• Farmland values accelerati­ng
• Fuel and fertiliser theft a rising concern for farms
• Big questions still remain over retirement scheme
• Buy and sell the best at an NSA ram sale
• Market reports
• ‘Over 50p/litre’ needed to help boost volumes
• FTSE outperform­s peers on back of utilities gains
• Trueshan is the star attraction
• Sweeney driven by pain of City’s play-off agonies
• Nomination­s for Schu and Mayor
• Schuey backs Cooper to go all the way to the top
• Western League are left furious with Town

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