Western Morning News - 2021-02-04

• Ten million Covid jabs as cases keep falling
• Drop by church for snowdrops
• Former radar station and Cold War bunker put up for sale
• Outbreak of Covid at Royal Marines base
• North Devon gyms are fined for rule breaches
• Breeder is fined after puppy is disfigured
• Lifeline grants for hard-hit SW airports
• Warning after Salcombe oil spill
• Fears for dolphins with beaks damaged
• Farmers can reap benefits of staycation­s
• Domestic abuse crime up 10% in pandemic
• ‘It’s been a privilege to help fight this virus’
• ‘Madness’ to destroy nature, says Prince
• Birds tuning up ahead of spring chorus
• Change direction on these death trap roads
• Seven years after rail line was destroyed, wrangling goes on
• THE STORM THAT CUT OFF WEST FROM THE REST
• Captain Sir Tom has helped build respect for the older generation
• Nuclear power is costly, risky and wicked
• Climate Emergency is not a conspiracy
• Too soon to tell if Leave was best option
• Wildlife Trusts right on use of pesticide
• A bright future
• A chance to gain key skills and experience
• SW firms signing up for £1.7bn A303 upgrade
• Are you entitled to Pension Credit?
• £1.2m investment for cider-maker
• Lacklustre index buffeted by contrastin­g company news
• The Brain Teaser
• Cryptic crossword
• Baxter maintains his stance of looking within Sandy Park first
• Taylor praises Grecians as they grind out victory
• Redknapp backing Terry for Cherries
• Johnson left bitterly disappoint­ed with his Gulls
• Woods focused on success with Pilgrims rather than his future
• McArdle OK after ‘seriously nasty gash’
• National League season ‘could be decided soon’

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