A murder investigation has been launched in Plymouth after a man was found dead on the Plymouth Hoe. The incident was reported by BBC. Meanwhile, pupils in Plymouth were thrilled after watching a video from astronaut Tim Peake. Additionally, a customer was injured in an attack at the Wetherspoon Union Rooms beer garden. Inside Reform has outlined a plan to use Royal Marines to stop the boats.
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