The British military has completed a demanding training exercise involving the three armed services ahead of taking responsibility for Nato’s special operations forces..

Elena Rybakina won her power battle with Aryna Sabalenka to claim a first Australian Open title..

The King has paid a surprise visit to joggers at a local Sandringham parkrun organised in partnership with the Move Against Cancer charity..

Neal Skupski continued Britain’s impressive recent record in men’s doubles by winning the Australian Open title alongside American Christian Harrison..

A major British film studio has backed a scheme aimed at getting young people into work..

People in Northern Ireland face a political choice between “Stormont or Starmer”, DUP leader Gavin Robinson has said..

Wine and spirits bosses have warned that firms “have no choice but to increase prices” to stay afloat as an increase to alcohol duty comes into force..

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor exchanged emails with Jeffrey Epstein about a “beautiful” Russian woman and invited him to Buckingham Palace, documents appear to show..

Catherine O’Hara, Emmy-winning Schitt’s Creek and Home Alone star, dies at 71 By Associated Press Reporters Catherine O’Hara, the Emmy-winning actor known for comedic roles across the decades, from Kevin’s beleaguered mother in Home Alone to Moira Rose in Schitt’s Creek, has died aged 71..

Federal prosecutors cannot seek the death penalty against Luigi Mangione in the killing of UnitedHealthcare boss Brian Thompson, a judge has ruled..

Millions of families will receive the £150 Warm Home Discount every winter for the rest of the decade, the Government has announced..

Two Army officers have been charged over their conduct in the case of Gunner Jaysley Beck, who was sexually assaulted and then took her own life..

Train passengers are missing out on more than £80 million per year in compensation for delayed journeys because of “unacceptable” claims processes, according to new analysis..

The Government and NHS England have failed to take “any meaningful steps” to slash the rising costs of clinical negligence in England despite 20 years worth of warnings, according to MPs..

Tariffs on Scotch whisky exports to China are to be halved as a result of a deal struck by Sir Keir Starmer – with the Prime Minister insisting the agreement showed how his Government’s “hard-headed international engagement brings benefits at home”..

Some 94 patients suffered harm at the hands of a Great Ormond Street orthopaedic surgeon, a report has concluded..

Nearly one in two (47%) parents are worried their child with special educational needs and disabilities (Send) could see support reduced as they await details on Government reforms, a survey has found..

Santander is to shut 44 of its bank branches in a move putting 291 jobs at risk.

Late actor Sir Laurence Olivier, a Second World War military strategist and a Victorian-era photographer are among the people being honoured as nine blue plaques are installed in London..

A boy who was one of the first children to be given a £1.65 million treatment has returned to the hospital where he received his care to thank his nurse for his new-found freedom..

In the dock: A round-up of recent cases heard at West Sussex Magistrates’ Court, sitting at Worthing Magistrates’ Court, and at Crawley.

Market Square in Petworth is blocked due to a building fire.

Long-awaited plans to refurbish and modernise the building which housed Crawley’s first department store have been approved by the borough council.

The body of a man has been found on the beach at St Leonards.

Armed police swooped on a residential street in Crawley.

A teenage drink-driver from Bognor Regis who walked away from the wreckage of his crashed car on the A27 had a “very lucky” escape.

Plans for a £1 million artificial all-weather sports pitch at a Brighton secondary school are due to be decided by councillors next week.

Approval has been given for the merger of two schools, each with its own six-figure financial deficit and the prospect of pupil numbers falling further.

Peter Murphy was parked outside Co-op on Dyke Road on November 1, 2024, when he received a parking fine from Brighton and Hove City Council.

An ex-BBC antiques dealer has appeared at Brighton Magistrates' Court accused of harassing his former neighbours.

From chic coastal retreats to historic houses in the countryside, here’s our pick of the most relaxing and stylish spas in the county

A newly introduced university society has received backlash among students.

As part of a multi-agency operation to combat waste crime, Sussex Police carried out stops on vehicles near Withy Patch Caravan Park, in Lancing, on January 29.

A new guidebook written by Dr Maddie Blackburn OBE and her husband, Dr Paul Dennison, is set to combine scenic walks with award-winning wines.

Chris Ward MP welcomes major new support package for pubs and high streets.

Officers from Horsham District Council have undertaken visits across the district to remove affected Jolly Rancher sweet products from sale.

New parents Kira and Dan, from Horsham, have been reunited with the SECAmb clinicians who helped deliver their first baby during an emergency home birth

Crossbar Brighton, the UK’s first ever dedicated women’s sports bar, will officially open its doors to the public on February 6.

Permission is being sought by Merkur Slots for a change of use of the ground and basement floors at 3-4 Connaught Buildings on Chapel Road, in Worthing.

A fish and chip shop in Billingshurst is going above and beyond to help its customers with parking to save the shopping parade.