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Christine Butler BBC News, Cornwall Lisa Young BBC News, Cornwall BBC PC Pip Davey talks to coffee shop owners Olivia and Jo Richards about anti-social behaviour issues There has been a spike in anti-social behaviour (ASB) in Saltash since February, police have said. Devon and Cornwall Police said it had enrolled a police community support...

Sima Kotecha Senior UK Correspondent PA An independent commission aimed at tackling community divisions across Britain in the aftermath of last summer’s riots will hold its first meeting on Wednesday. The cross-party body, led by former Tory home secretary Sir Sajid Javid and Labour MP Jon Cruddas, says it will examine what Prime Minister Sir...

Fire crews have been battling a barn blaze in Devon since the early hours. The agricultural building in the Littleham area near Bideford was full of hay, straw and machinery, Devon and Somerset Fire Service said. Firefighters were called to the scene shortly before 04:00 BST and they found the barn “well alight”. Crews from...

A 19-year-old New Zealander has died of a “serious head injury” sustained in a social media-inspired game of tackle with friends, police said. The young man, identified in local media as Ryan Satterthwaite, died in hospital on Monday after a game of “run it straight” in the city of Palmerston North. Meant to recreate collisions...

Thousands of teenagers are starting the 63rd Ten Tors Challenge on Dartmoor. The annual challenge, organised by the British Army’s Headquarters South West, sees teams navigate routes across the northern half of Dartmoor in under two days. It is usually attempted by about 2,400 teenagers in 400 teams of six, with routes ranging between 35...

Zhara Simpson BBC News, South West Mount Kelly College “I think the biggest challenge for me is trying to stay positive, especially when things are hard,” said Megan After months of training, thousands of young people will be heading to Dartmoor to take part in the 63rd annual Ten Tors Challenge. The event, organised by...

Esme Stallard Climate and science reporter Costfoto/NurPhoto/Getty Images Countries have agreed a global deal to tackle shipping emissions, after nearly ten years of negotiations. The agreement covers the vast majority of the world’s commercial shipping and means that starting in 2028, ship owners will have to use increasingly cleaner fuels or face fines. The deal...