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Child flu jab trial results out
A trial of swine flu vaccines given to more than 900 children showed the jabs provided good protection against the virus. |
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No challenge on unitary decision
The government's decision to block Exeter City Council's bid for unitary status will not be challenged. |
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Turbine firm losing 200 more jobs
An Exeter firm which makes turbine blades is shedding a further 200 jobs, which cuts its workforce to 500. |
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Young offenders remove graffiti
A new scheme aims aims to put young offenders to work removing graffiti from street signs in Corby. |
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Queen's Speech: Bill-by-bill
An at-a-glance look at all the bills outlined in the 2010 Queen's Speech. |
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Whales and dolphins - 'resource' or 'right'?
Discoveries of sophisticated intelligence in cetaceans raise new questions about how we relate to them - including whether we should hunt them. |
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Suspended term for 'fairy' attack
A Stockport woman who used a fairy ornament to attack a love rival in Devon is given a suspended jail sentence. |
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Helicopters airlift crash victims
Three emergency services' helicopters are involved in an airlift operation following a road crash in Devon. |
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Exeter university saves theatre
An Exeter theatre is saved from the brink of closure after being bought by the University of Exeter. |
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Police fail to find bomb helpers
Police say there is little hope of finding two men in Pakistan who they think gave advice to Exeter bomber Nicky Reilly. |
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Exeter breakaway hopes are dashed
Exeter's plans to split from Devon County Council are to be stopped by the new coalition government. |
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African viewpoint: Why UK election matters
In our series of viewpoints from African journalists, Zimbabwean filmmaker and columnist Farai Sevenzo reflects on the recent election in Britain and why it matters to Africans even if they are just passing through. |
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Bathing water quality is tested
The water quality at 191 locations around south-west England is tested against European standards. |
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Devon airports return to normal
Plymouth and Exeter airports are operating as normal after a cloud of volcanic ash drifting from Iceland disrupted flights. |
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Drivers warned of village protest
Police are warning drivers to avoid a Dorset village while a pensioner's protest over traffic is taking place. |
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Ash disrupts more Devon flights
Flights to and from airports in Devon continue to be disrupted because of a cloud of volcanic ash from Iceland. |
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Man runs non-stop for 140 miles
A man runs 140 miles non-stop between Cornwall and Somerset to raise money for Children's Hospice South West. |
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Soldiers take part in city parade
More than 250 past and present armed forces personnel take part in a parade in Exeter to reinforce their links with the city. |
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Ceremony marks village's twinning
A Devon village celebrates new links with a French parish by holding a ceremony to mark the signing of a twinning agreement. |
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Exeter breakaway hopes in doubt
Exeter's plans to split from Devon County Council are set to be stopped by the new coalition government. |