Curious punishments for naughty councils; the Jurassic Coast is 25 (and a bit); Exeter Chiefs win in the Prem and Cats in Plymouth

With the government's housing targets coming with a stick to whack councils who miss them, it's a problem for East Devon, who fell just 21 homes short last year. But that's not their fault, they claim. Houebuilders are the ones that build houses - it's in the name. Local democracy reporter Bradley Gerrard says the punishment is like getting detention for your classmate not doing their homework.

Happy silver anniversary Jurassic Coast. It's 25 years since the land between Swanage and Exmouth gained Unesco World Heritage accreditation.

We've a report from Sandy Park, where Exeter Chiefs bagged their first Prem win of the season, in front of a patchy crowd. Director of Rugby Rob Baxter says he understands the pressures and options people have when deciding how to spend their money.

And if you're feline like taking in a show, Cats, the Andrew Lloyd Webber Musical, is at Plymouth's Theatre Royal.