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On the week that Exeter Chiefs squeezed past Bath to reach the Prem final, we speak with coach Rob Baxter and flanker Tom Hooper ahead of the big game at Twickenham.
Devon’s businesses are powering ahead in the digital race, with innovative ideas to use AI.
Race Across Devon is coming up; a fundraiser with a difference for Devon Insight, the charity that supports people who are visually impaired.
And how Devon’s bees are contributing their talents to an innovative product that cuts the need for clingfilm.
Devon’s businesses are powering ahead in the digital race, with innovative ideas to use AI.
Race Across Devon is coming up; a fundraiser with a difference for Devon Insight, the charity that supports people who are visually impaired.
And how Devon’s bees are contributing their talents to an innovative product that cuts the need for clingfilm.
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