Western Morning News - 2021-02-03

• NHS hero Captain Tom dies of Covid
• FARMING NEWS, ADVICE AND MARKETS
• BUY LOCAL AND GIVE A BOOST TO WEST FOOD PRODUCERS
• Range ‘made stores safe’ with £36m in rates relief
• Warning over livestock attacks amid surge in dog ownership
• CASE STUDY: FARMER’S SHOCK AS 18 LAMBS KILLED
• Buller statue reprieved after minister steps in
• Walking the coast path ‘saves £75m health costs’
• Help arrives for homeless family
• Vaccine concern as Kent variant mutates
• Call for ‘fundamenta­l’ property tax reforms
• Second World War veteran who won hearts of British public with NHS fundraisin­g
• West project helps reverse fortunes of cranes in UK
• Sepia-toned escapism... and no phones
• Minister’s sensible words rightly spark a rethink on Buller statue
• Government must be held to account
• Well done to NHS, army and volunteers
• We should all have our say on the Union
• Climate ‘facts’ do not support the claims
• Caution over TB control plans
• Minister pledges support for British sheep farmers
• Communitie­s urged to apply for PCF grants
• Hereford Cattle Society appoints a new director of operations
• Shoppers on the side of UK farmers, says report
• DNA pilot for beef market is launched
• Agricultur­al show called off for 2021 due to coronaviru­s
• Market reports
• Equity markets make gains as Reddit rally loses steam
• Going through the mill
• ‘New’ football highlights lack of respect to officials
• Pirates are still on track to play again in March
• Baxter pleased as Exeter show winning attributes
• Johnson questions stance of the EFL
• TAYLOR KNOWS FEBRUARY IS HUGE FOR CITY

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