Western Morning News (Saturday) - 2022-02-26

• Westcountr­y sex crimes linked to dating apps
• PREPARING FOR REFUGEE CRISIS
• Labour MP Bradshaw calls for tougher action and says UK should increase arms to Ukraine
• City to retain links with Russian Black Sea port
• Ride-on suitcases moving faster as EU delays sorted
• Victim’s father calls for better CCTV staffing
• Major facelift planned for Art Deco building
• Generosity praised after storm ripped off RNLI roof
• Offering the hand of friendship to those in need
• UK looks to punish Putin’s inner circle
• EU sanctions target finance and energy
• Crackdown on the car park cowboys
• Russian people must let Putin know they object to his war
• On Saturday Panic and uncertaint­y in a voice from Kyiv
• Essential we allow people to return to life as normal
• Charmian Evans on Saturday Why I’m missing Gertie, my feathered friend
• There is a race to be run and a life to be lived to get through Lent and beyond
• Human cost of the Ukraine conflict
• Time to explore our own coal and gas
• Farmers are looking after environmen­t
• Quality items at two-day sale
• Fine Newlyn paintings arrive
• Amazing assortment of cards
• A masterly exhibition in the sunshine and shadows of St Ives
• Bring a little bit of sunshine into your cooking...
• Wine words
• Bright bulbs
• THE POWER OF PURPLE VEGETABLES
• BROAD-BODIED CHASER
• The things they say
• Fancy planning an upset at Lingfield
• Baxter has faced seterner tests than one facing Exe
• Pirates welcome Jersey to Penzance
• West Ham handed challengin­g tie with Sevilla
• Paris replaces Russia in hosting UCL final in May
• Randell takes belief from feel-good factor
• Home Park must be Argyle’s fortress
• Taylor expecting a different Rovers
• Torquay’s kick-off time put back to allow fans to watch a live stream
• Strike ace Nombe vows to fire City to promotion
• Randell thrilled with his new deal

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