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Aleksander Ceferin To Stand For A Fourth Term As UEFA President
Aleksander Ceferin has announced he will stand for a fourth term as UEFA president..
Two Arrested On Suspicion Of Trespassing At An RAF Base
Two Latvian men have been arrested for breaching the perimeter fence at an RAF base used by US military intelligence, the Met Police have said..
US Indictment Charges Former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro With Torture
Former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has been charged by US authorities with torture and other crimes in a new unsealed indictment that adds pressure on the ousted authoritarian leader already fighting drug trafficking offenses..
Thames Valley Police Agree Search Warrants For Andrew Mountbatten Windsors Properties Were Unlawful
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Thames Valley Police have agreed that search warrants that allowed officers to raid two of his properties earlier this year were unlawful, a High Court judge has said..
Navy Sailor Accused Of Plotting To Leak Intelligence To Russia Appears In Court
A Royal Navy sailor accused of plotting to leak classified information to Russia has appeared in court for the first time..
UK Open To Germany Joining Next Generation Fighter Jet Programme
The UK is “open” to Germany joining an international coalition to build the next generation of fighter jets, Andy Burnham has announced..
Britons To Have Marginally Healthier Christmas With Less Alcohol Tesco Says
UK consumers will be keen to celebrate Christmas this year given an uncertain global environment but will likely opt for “marginally healthier” choices with less alcohol consumption, Tesco has said..
Cost Of Living Crisis Has Left Families 2900 Worse Off Think Tank Says
Five years of a near-constant cost-of-living crisis have left households almost £3,000 worse off than they would have been, a think tank has said..
Simon Pegg Reveals ADHD Diagnosis It Confirmed Stuff Id Been Wrestling With
Simon Pegg has revealed he has been diagnosed with ADHD, which he said “confirmed a lot of stuff that I’d been wrestling with”..
HearSay And Liberty X Reunite For Joint Tour To Mark 25 Years Since Popstars
Hear’Say and Liberty X are to reunite for a joint arena tour of the UK and Ireland as they commemorate 25 years since the groups were formed on TV talent show Popstars..
Barry Hearn Praises Son Eddie For Ensuring Fury V Joshua Fight Happens In The UK
Matchroom president Barry Hearn believes Anthony Joshua’s ‘Battle of Britain’ with Tyson Fury “belonged in the UK” and has praised son Eddie Hearn for taking a stand to make it happen..
Police Recorded Religious And Race Hate Crimes Hit Record High
Police-recorded hate crime in England and Wales has risen 7% year-on-year, including record highs in both those that were racially and religiously motivated..
Royal Navy Sailor Accused Of Spying For Foreign Power
A serving member of the Royal Navy has been charged with spying, police said..
Burnham To Visit Berlin For Talks With Merz And To Launch Security Partnership
Prime Minister Andy Burnham will travel to Berlin on Thursday for his first face-to-face meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz..
Special Stamps Mark 100th Anniversary Of Winnie The Pooh
A special set of stamps is being issued to mark the 100th anniversary of children’s favourite Winnie the Pooh..
Drivers Can Check Prices At Nearby Fuel Stations On Google Maps For First Time
Drivers are now able to see fuel prices on Google Maps in a move hailed by the Government as a “game-changer” amid rising petrol and diesel costs..
Healey Urged To Tax Online Sales To Reduce High Street Costs Ahead Of Budget
Chancellor John Healey should impose a 2% tax on online sales to support bricks and mortar businesses on the UK’s high streets, an influential think tank has said..
Christa Pike Angry And Confused After Surviving Execution Says Lawyer
Christa Pike is “angry and confused” after regaining consciousness almost six days after Tennessee’s failed attempt to execute her, one of her lawyers has said..
Southampton Boss Tonda Eckert Given Suspended Six Week Ban And Fine Over Spygate
Southampton boss Tonda Eckert has avoided major punishment for his role in ‘Spygate’ after the Football Association issued a six-week ban suspended until the end of next season..
Sir Kevin Sinfield Rob Burrow Would Laugh But Be Really Proud At Knighthood
Sir Kevin Sinfield said his late friend Rob Burrow would be “laughing” but “enormously proud” to see him receive a knighthood..
Local News
Man who sold firearms and ammunition near Brighton jailed
A firearms supplier who traded pistols and ammunition is among two men who have been convicted for trading to organised crime groups.
Public invited to attend vigil marking 40 years since Babes in the Wood murders
Members of the public are invited to a memorial service marking 40 years since nine-year-old friends Nicola Fellows and Karen Hadaway were murdered in Brighton, in Wild Park.
Private rent increases contributing to homelessness says council
Private rents in Arun have risen to an average of £1,231 a month, while 388 homelessness cases were linked to the ending of private rented tenancies or rent arrears, according to the council.
Council takes next steps in plans to demolish eight city tower blocks
Brighton and Hove City Council has taken the next steps after it was agreed to knock down eight tower blocks due to serious fire safety concerns.
Major disruption to railways as person hit by train on key route
All lines are blocked after a person was struck by a train.
School slammed as it builds wildflower meadow without permission
A Chichester district councillor has expressed her frustration after a school started work on creating a wild-flower meadow without planning permission
Council tax discounts to be checked in major fraud crackdown
Thousands of Arun households will have their council tax discounts checked as the council takes steps to tackle suspected fraud.
Pictures show GP surgery sealed off by police after 70-year-old stabbed
Police sealed off a GP surgery as they investigated the stabbing of a 70-year-old man.
Three buildings and land declared surplus to requirements by council
Three buildings and a parcel of land have been declared surplus to requirements by West Sussex County Council.
'Devastation' as inspector allows 150 new homes in planning appeal
Lewes councillors have hit out at an appeal decision on a major housing development in Wivelsfield Green.
Mum's call to support petition on SEND reform proposals
A Hove mother is urging people to add their names to a petition to protect families’ legal rights because the government is proposing reforms to special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) packages.
Eleven flats approved for those waiting on the housing register
An old slipper baths which became a children’s nursery is to be turned into 11 flats to be used as temporary housing.
Council to establish Crowborough community fund to ease asylum camp pressures
Wealden council leaders have agreed to create a community investment fund for Crowborough by ‘recycling’ grant funding for asylum accommodation.
Traders' fears as red route to go ahead on key road as an experiment
A plan to turn a stretch of Western Road into a red route can go ahead after a scrutiny committee vote.
Bullying and disrespect among 12 complaints about councillors
Twelve complaints about the conduct of councillors were received by Arun District Council over a 12 month period, according to a report.
The rules which could land dog owners with a £150 fine
A Public Space Protection Order covering dog control in public spaces has been extended for three years by Chichester District Council.
Council has wrist slapped for taking too long to hand over information
The information commissioner has issued an enforcement notice requiring Brighton and Hove City Council to speed up its response to requests for information.
Councillor is suspended by Lib Dems in equality row
A Horsham district councillor has been suspended from the Liberal Democrat group and is now serving as an Independent.
Green light to reopen Telscombe Cliffs toilets
A public toilets building in Telscombe Cliffs will reopen.
Boarded-up shopping centre is 'symbol of a town that feels overlooked and ignored'
Long-awaited plans to redevelop the Meridian Centre site in Peacehaven have been given the green light by Lewes councillors.









































