Western Morning News - 2018-12-03

• Cornish second homes battle
• Hero Molly saved stepfather’s life
• EU citizens in West fear for the future
• Cross-party support for controls on second homes
• City is research hub for ocean acidificat­ion
• ‘Welly wanging’ breaks world record
• Caravans, lodges sold as permanent homes
• City helped Nancy Astor make history in Parliament
• Theresa May is a true child of George Orwell’s Newspeak
• Year-round residents need suitable year-round homes
• Nothing like making proper Christmas pudding
• Time to get moving on deposit return scheme for plastics
• Put fishing revenue into perspectiv­e
• Make more time to explore countrysid­e, families urged
• Corbyn accused of running scared from Brexit debate
• Duchess of Cambridge’s mum praises ‘lovely’ William
• Fishing deal ‘won’t be linked to other trade’, insists minister
• Moped muggers deserve tough tactics
• Government can win the Brexit deal vote says Gove
• G20 summit was ‘productive’ says May as leaders end talks
• UK is implicated in illegal abortions in Kenya
• Revel in the genius of ‘master of all songwriter­s’
• Nadiya gets the travel bug
• Make Christmas local with home-grown tree
• Home... it’s where the remote heart monitor is
• Bright ideas and feedback
• From staff on the front line of patient care
• Fury is proud of his performanc­e as Wilder has to settle for stalemate
• Lions will have to win decider to take series
• Henderson’s Buveur D’Air makes headlines
• Wedlake’s try earns welcome win
• Brixham’s speedy start is too much for Exmouth to cope with
• Nonu admits Redruth lost to better side
• Trouble for Albion as Moseley claim win
• Blackadder remains hard to please despite Bath’s rise up table
• Frustrated Baxter tries to pick out positive aspects of season’s first loss
• Kosovo relish prospect of tackling England
• Emery moves on to next mission after Arsenal earn derby triumph
• Sarri says Chelsea were not relaxed during victory over Fulham
• Klopp says sorry for exuberant celebratio­n
• Adams hopes beaten Pilgrims will benefit from increased competitio­n for places
• Argyle’s youngsters can be proud of efforts in narrow defeat at Villa Park
• Gulls have to repair pitch before beating Dulwich Hamlet to maintain challenge
• Hyde is Woking’s hero as Swindon are sent packing in FA Cup shock result
• Carey admits Argyle must seek initiative
• UEFA adds another tournament to calendar

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