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Meur ras ha myttin da.
Tybyans mer etholys rag Kernow a alsa bos konsidrys arta, dell lever hembrenkyas Konsel Kernow.
Kynnik kyns rag an dhuketh a veu hepkorys warlena awos fowt a skoodhyans poblek rag mer etholys.
Yn lyther dhe gonsels, is-pennvenyster Angela Rayner a leveris na vegha an governans meryon etholys orth konsels, mes ynnia awtoritys dhe gonsidra an lesow avel rann a dhigresennans pella.
Konsel Kernow a boslevas y profya kynnik rag digresennans y honan yn le oberi gans kentrevogyon yn Pow Sows soth west.
Konseloryon worthter dres Kernow re gewsis erbynn dehwelans tybyans mer.
Ha Dick Cole, hembrenkyas bagas Mebyon Kernow ha Gwer y鈥檔 konsel, a leveris mars eus mer po na, bos res 鈥渕oy es desedhansow munys鈥�.
Hembrenkyas bagas Lavur, Kate Ewert a amyttyas bos mer rag Kernow neppyth a dal govyn orth an bobel.
An konsel a leveris kyns y profya Paper Gwynn yn mis Gwynngala, ow telinya y dowlennow rag digressenans pella rag Kernow.

Thank you and good morning.
The idea of an elected mayor for Cornwall could be back on the table, the leader of Cornwall Council says.
A previous devolution bid for the duchy was abandoned last year because of a lack of public support for an elected mayor.
In a letter to local councils, Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner said the government would not impose elected mayors, but encouraged authorities to consider their advantages as part of further devolution.
Cornwall Council stressed it would put in a bid for devolution in its own right instead of working with other neighbours in south-west England.
Opposition councillors, including Liberal Democrat Colin Martin and Independent Julian German have spoken against the idea returning for a mayor.
And Dick Cole leader of the Mebyon Kernow and Green group on the council said that whether or not there is a mayor it has to be 鈥渕ore than tweaks鈥�.
Labour Group leader Kate Ewert conceded that a mayor for Cornwall is something that needs to be put to the people.
The council previously said it was to submit a White Paper in September, outlining its plans for more devolution for Cornwall.

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Konnyk Ruvaneth Unys klevesans a vri re warnyas tus yn Kernow ha Dewnans dhe sewya ragbrederow Kovid-19 y鈥檔 hav ma.
Professor David Strain, dhyworth Skol Medhegneth Pennskol Karesk, a leveris dre lycklod kevradhow Kovid-19 y鈥檔 Soth West dhe gressya dres dy鈥橤ol an hav, ha moy tus ow tos ha kemyska y鈥檔 poblans.
Y teu hemma hag ow sordya bagas nowydh a varyansow Kovid, leshenwys warbarth 鈥楩LiRT鈥�.
Professor Strain a leveris bos an varyans nowydh, hag anklevesadowder ow kwannhe, faktorow ow kevri orth kressyans y鈥檔 ranndir.

A leading UK infections expert has warned people in Devon and Cornwall to take Covid-19 precautions this summer.
Prof David Strain, from the University of Exeter's Medical School, said Covid rates in the South West were likely to increase over the summer holidays as more people came to the area and mixed with the population.
It comes as a new group of variants of Covid, collectively nicknamed FLiRT have emerged.
Prof Strain said the new variant and waning immunity were also contributing factors to Covid spreading in the region.

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Yma dhe Gernow sewena yn mordardha kesstrivus an seythen ma.
Tri mordardher yownyk a Gernow re weresas para Pow Sows ow kavos an pympes tyller yn Kampyorieth Yowynka Mordardha Europek.
Lukas Skinner, dhyworth Porthperan, a gevis tyller nessa yn kesstriv klos yn Portyngal. Lola Bleakley, dhyworth Sen Senan, hag Arthur Randell, dhyworth Truru, a dhiogelas an tylleryow tressa ha peswora y鈥檊a klassow.
Yn keffrys, den dhyworth Tewenblustri re waynyas kampyorieth kenedhlek, wosa kelli ogas ha kwarter a鈥檡 gorf gwartha awos kanker tanow.
Stephen Downes, naw bloodh ha dew ugens y oos, o kyns mordardher a鈥檡 sav.
Wosa diagnosans kanker sarkoma, removys veu yn leurvedhegel y vregh dheghow dien, skoodh, koloren, teyr asowen, ha rann a鈥檡 vrest.
Ev a erviras dalleth elinvordardha 鈥� po mordardha war benn glin 鈥� ha lemmyn veu va kurunys kampyer elinvordardha Pow Sows y鈥檔 dhiw vledhen gevresek.

Cornwall has had success in competitive surfing this week. Three young surfers from Cornwall have helped Team England get a fifth place in the European Junior Surfing Championship.
Lukas Skinner from Perranporth scored a second place in a close competition in Portugal. Lola Bleakley from Sennen and Arthur Randell from Truro secured third and fourth places in their categories.
And a man from Cornwall has won a national championship after losing nearly a quarter of his upper body to a rare cancer.
Stephen Downes, 49, had previously been a stand-up surfer.
After a sarcoma cancer diagnosis, his entire right arm, shoulder, collarbone, three ribs and part of his chest wall were surgically removed.
He then decided to start kneeboarding - kneeling on his surfboard - and has now been crowned English kneeboard champion for two years in a row.

Pic: Mullion by Ironsie

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