Western Morning News - 2020-05-29

• Families and friends can meet outside
• CAUTIOUS EASING OF LOCKDOWN RULES
• HMS BIDEFORD’S DRAMATIC ROLE AT DUNKIRK
• Skipper who wrecked his boat to save his young son
• Time to move on, says Mercer
• Businesses urge Sunak to support freelancer­s
• Extra outdoor seating allowed without planning permission
• Tributes paid to former father of the council
• New plan for Dawlish line is unveiled
• Beach lifeguards back with ‘take care’ plea
• Tourism backs 14-day quarantine plan
• Riviera Centre is saved by new deal
• Starry, starry night – for some
• Garden bird feeders are full of character
• Put #DevonFirst to help rebuild county
• Grandparen­ts are real heroes for Brodie, five
• It’s time for us all to stop recycling
• Public resilience in the face of some questionab­le leadership
• PM’s circus has drowned other news
• Finding a precious moment to reflect
• People need to think for themselves
• Beachgoers should take responsibi­lity
• Yes, he should go but it’s time to move on
• PM’s defence of aide is not good enough
• London markets close up despite Hong Kong tension
• Fighting for our rights
• BEST OF THE REST
• The things they say
• News plainly superb
• Devon Cricket yearbook goes online for first time
• Cooper has sights on becoming Argyle No.1
• Parkway film helps to attract players
• Exeter’s Rowe confident season will be finished
• Cricket season is delayed
• Exeter manager frustrated as EFL saga drags on with no decisions being made
• Football poised to restart on June 17

Western Morning News - 2020-05-28

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