It'll be a cloudy night with patchy light rain and drizzle that becomes increasingly light and patchy towards dawn.
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Tomorrow, mainly cloudy with some patchy rain or drizzle, but conditions will become brighter from the west during afternoon allowing some good periods of sunshine to develop later.
'Big surge' puts pressure on hospital emergency department
Laurence Reed
BBC Radio Cornwall
"Don't go to hospital unless it's an absolute emergency" is the message from the Royal Cornwall Hospital near Truro.
Managers have said there are not enough beds to cope in its Emergency Department after a recent increase in demand.
Consultant Andy Virr said there had been a "big surge" on Monday, although it was "hard to put it on one thing".
He said: "There was a general increase attendance, and once the ward is full of patients who are sick or unable to get home, it backs up."
The Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital has held on to its Care Quality Commission rating of "good".
The independent regulator described a "strong caring culture" with staff committed to putting patients' needs first in its inspection report released on Tuesday.
The Royal Cornwall Hospital near Truro says its Emergency Department is extremely busy and is asking people to think carefully before using the service.
Managers said there was no specific cause but have urged people to go to Minor Injuries Units instead, or consult their doctor or pharmacist.
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Building changes call after fire barriers found missing
Richard Whitehouse
Local Democracy Reporting Service
Cornwall councillors are set to be asked to support a call on the government to give back responsibility for building control to local councils in a bid to improve the quality of homes being built by developers.
Under the current system, developers can choose their own approved regulator to undertake building control and checks.
But Threemilestone Liberal Democrat councillor Dulcie Tudor said she was leading a bid to have this returned to local councils amid fears the current system was open to abuse because "any company or person... can choose who regulates them".
The issue with fire safety barriers affected more than 1,000 homes built by Persimmon and included 160 homes at Lowen Bre in Truro. The barriers stop the spread of fires and potentially save lives.
Cornwall Council has written to Persimmon asking how many homes in Cornwall are affected and what the company is doing to rectify the problem, but said it had not received a satisfactory response.
Ms Tudor will present her motion to the next full meeting of Cornwall Council on 21 May.
Responding to the BBC last month about fire barriers in new homes, Persimmon said it had "identified this as an issue in its south west region" and checks were "ongoing".
Ringing in support: Museum has first St Agnes phone number
The first ever phone number in St Agnes is back in use as the new number for the village's museum trust.
St Agnes 1 was allocated to the post office in 1928 and, over the years, morphed into a six-digit figure as more subscribers got telephones.
In its last incarnation, it was St Agnes (01872) 552301 in a redundant phone box.
Trust chairman Roger Radcliffe explains, that number has now been revived with the help of BT, and is the new number for the trust...
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CCTV released in hunt for Valentine's Day robber
Andrew Segal
BBC South West
Police have released CCTV footage in the hunt for a knife-wielding robber who stole cash and tobacco from a shop in Devon on Valentine's Day.
Officers said the masked offender left a cashier at Central Convenience Stores "badly shaken" during the knifepoint robbery at Cross Street, Combe Martin between 21:40 and 21:50 on Thursday 14 February.
The offender, wearing a black balaclava and had a hood up, was described as white, about 6ft 1in tall, of thin build with "very thin legs".
He was wearing grey Adidas tracksuit bottoms with white stripes, grey footwear, a blue hooded coat and black gloves.
He also walked in "a distinctive pigeon-toe fashion", police said.
A man has been attacked and robbed on the street in Newquay.
Police said it happened in the early hours of Sunday, outside the Lighthouse Cinema in King Street.
They called it an "unprovoked assault" which left the victim with serious injuries.
They have appealed for witnesses.
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Hope for library refurb to kick start town regeneration
Hannah Stacey
BBC Radio Cornwall
Torpoint's library has got a new look, and it is hoped it will kick start regeneration in and around Fore Street.
The building has been refurbished with a cafe, as well as book-lending and a local archive as part of its handover from Cornwall Council to Torpoint Town Council.
The building will also become a community hub with a focus on mental health support.
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It'll be mostly dry this morning with some bright or sunny spells at first, although isolated mist or fog patches are also possible around sunrise.
As the morning progresses the brighter skies give way to cloudier conditions and during the afternoon a band of patchy light rain or drizzle spreads in from the west.
Winds will be light south or south-easterly. Maximum Temperature: 12 to 15°C.
Dogs will no longer be allowed on Westward Ho! beach and promenade during the summer.
Torridge District Council has announced a restriction will be in place from 1 May until 30 September each year.
Officials said it was hoped the ban would allow various groups to enjoy the resort, and help to keep the area clean.
Anyone found to ignore signs and restrictions will be fined £100.
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Double amputee moved six times
Jenny Walrond
Health Correspondent, BBC Spotlight
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A former Cornwall rugby player who has lost both his legs due to diabetes says he has been moved between hotels six times as he recovers from his surgery.
Tom Adams cannot return to his home in Camborne and has been waiting for nearly 12 weeks for a wheelchair friendly property to become available.
Cornwall Council says it's working to resolve the situation as soon as possible.
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Read moreSouth West weather: Cloudy night, light rain
BBC Weather
We've seen the last of Tuesday's sunshine.
It'll be a cloudy night with patchy light rain and drizzle that becomes increasingly light and patchy towards dawn.
Tomorrow, mainly cloudy with some patchy rain or drizzle, but conditions will become brighter from the west during afternoon allowing some good periods of sunshine to develop later.
'Big surge' puts pressure on hospital emergency department
Laurence Reed
BBC Radio Cornwall
"Don't go to hospital unless it's an absolute emergency" is the message from the Royal Cornwall Hospital near Truro.
Managers have said there are not enough beds to cope in its Emergency Department after a recent increase in demand.
Consultant Andy Virr said there had been a "big surge" on Monday, although it was "hard to put it on one thing".
He said: "There was a general increase attendance, and once the ward is full of patients who are sick or unable to get home, it backs up."
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BBC Radio Devon
The Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital has held on to its Care Quality Commission rating of "good".
The independent regulator described a "strong caring culture" with staff committed to putting patients' needs first in its inspection report released on Tuesday.
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Read moreTruro Emergency Department 'extremely busy'
BBC Radio Cornwall
The Royal Cornwall Hospital near Truro says its Emergency Department is extremely busy and is asking people to think carefully before using the service.
Managers said there was no specific cause but have urged people to go to Minor Injuries Units instead, or consult their doctor or pharmacist.
Building changes call after fire barriers found missing
Richard Whitehouse
Local Democracy Reporting Service
Cornwall councillors are set to be asked to support a call on the government to give back responsibility for building control to local councils in a bid to improve the quality of homes being built by developers.
Under the current system, developers can choose their own approved regulator to undertake building control and checks.
But Threemilestone Liberal Democrat councillor Dulcie Tudor said she was leading a bid to have this returned to local councils amid fears the current system was open to abuse because "any company or person... can choose who regulates them".
She said she was inspired to draw up the motion after it was found that hundreds of new homes in Cornwall had been built without vital fire safety barriers.
The issue with fire safety barriers affected more than 1,000 homes built by Persimmon and included 160 homes at Lowen Bre in Truro. The barriers stop the spread of fires and potentially save lives.
Cornwall Council has written to Persimmon asking how many homes in Cornwall are affected and what the company is doing to rectify the problem, but said it had not received a satisfactory response.
Ms Tudor will present her motion to the next full meeting of Cornwall Council on 21 May.
Responding to the BBC last month about fire barriers in new homes, Persimmon said it had "identified this as an issue in its south west region" and checks were "ongoing".
Ringing in support: Museum has first St Agnes phone number
BBC Radio Cornwall
The first ever phone number in St Agnes is back in use as the new number for the village's museum trust.
St Agnes 1 was allocated to the post office in 1928 and, over the years, morphed into a six-digit figure as more subscribers got telephones.
In its last incarnation, it was St Agnes (01872) 552301 in a redundant phone box.
Trust chairman Roger Radcliffe explains, that number has now been revived with the help of BT, and is the new number for the trust...
Video content
CCTV released in hunt for Valentine's Day robber
Andrew Segal
BBC South West
Police have released CCTV footage in the hunt for a knife-wielding robber who stole cash and tobacco from a shop in Devon on Valentine's Day.
Officers said the masked offender left a cashier at Central Convenience Stores "badly shaken" during the knifepoint robbery at Cross Street, Combe Martin between 21:40 and 21:50 on Thursday 14 February.
The offender, wearing a black balaclava and had a hood up, was described as white, about 6ft 1in tall, of thin build with "very thin legs".
He was wearing grey Adidas tracksuit bottoms with white stripes, grey footwear, a blue hooded coat and black gloves.
He also walked in "a distinctive pigeon-toe fashion", police said.
Man seriously injured in Newquay robbery
BBC Radio Cornwall
A man has been attacked and robbed on the street in Newquay.
Police said it happened in the early hours of Sunday, outside the Lighthouse Cinema in King Street.
They called it an "unprovoked assault" which left the victim with serious injuries.
They have appealed for witnesses.
Hope for library refurb to kick start town regeneration
Hannah Stacey
BBC Radio Cornwall
Torpoint's library has got a new look, and it is hoped it will kick start regeneration in and around Fore Street.
The building has been refurbished with a cafe, as well as book-lending and a local archive as part of its handover from Cornwall Council to Torpoint Town Council.
The building will also become a community hub with a focus on mental health support.
It is due to reopen to the public on Wednesday.
South West weather: Dry and sunny
BBC Weather
It'll be mostly dry this morning with some bright or sunny spells at first, although isolated mist or fog patches are also possible around sunrise.
As the morning progresses the brighter skies give way to cloudier conditions and during the afternoon a band of patchy light rain or drizzle spreads in from the west.
Winds will be light south or south-easterly. Maximum Temperature: 12 to 15°C.
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Summer dogs ban on Westward Ho! beach and prom
BBC Radio Devon
Dogs will no longer be allowed on Westward Ho! beach and promenade during the summer.
Torridge District Council has announced a restriction will be in place from 1 May until 30 September each year.
Officials said it was hoped the ban would allow various groups to enjoy the resort, and help to keep the area clean.
Anyone found to ignore signs and restrictions will be fined £100.
Double amputee moved six times
Jenny Walrond
Health Correspondent, BBC Spotlight
A former Cornwall rugby player who has lost both his legs due to diabetes says he has been moved between hotels six times as he recovers from his surgery.
Tom Adams cannot return to his home in Camborne and has been waiting for nearly 12 weeks for a wheelchair friendly property to become available.
Cornwall Council says it's working to resolve the situation as soon as possible.