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Tear Gas Used In Paris As Protesters Rally Across France
Scuffles broke out between demonstrators and police in the French capital.
Pope Leo Returns To Vatican Four Days After Lung Cancer Surgery
“I am better, thank you,” the pope said when asked how he was as he was driven away in a black SUV.
Harry Styles Shares Song Written For Liam Payne On Two Year Anniversary Of Death
Harry Styles has shared an unreleased song written for late One Direction bandmate Liam Payne on the two-year anniversary of his death..
Sonay Kartal Reaches Maiden WTA 1000 Final As Brilliant Wuhan Run Goes On
Sonay Kartal’s dream comeback continued as she beat Jelena Ostapenko in straight sets to advance to the biggest final of her career at the Wuhan Open..
Boy Aged 16 And 80 Year Old Man Killed In Light Aircraft Crash
A 16-year-old boy and a man aged 80 have been killed during a light aircraft crash in Scotland..
Trump Waives Russian Sanctions As US Ukraine Relationship Frays
Donald Trump has waived new sanctions on Russia, as the UK prepares to join a major wargame intended to demonstrate support for Ukraine..
Teenage Gunman Who Killed Four At Oregon School Was Former Student Police Say
A teacher threw her phone at the teenage gunman who killed four people at an Oregon primary , then tackled and fought with him – probably saving lives before he was shot by a father who followed him into the building, police said on Friday..
More Than Half Of Shoppers Recently Encouraged By Businesses To Pay In Cash
More than half (54%) of people said in September that they had visited a business in the past eight weeks that encouraged them to pay in cash, according to a survey commissioned by ATM and cash access network Link..
White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia Is Leaving The Job After Rocky Start
Katie Zacharia is departing as White House press secretary, a person familiar with the matter said on Friday, after a short and rocky tenure that was defined by questions about her professional background and lack of polish in fielding questions from journalists..
PM Offers Scotland More Powers In Bid To Move Past Old Politics Of Conflict
Andy Burnham said he wanted to “move beyond the old politics of conflict” as he offered to work with the SNP to deepen devolution in Scotland..
Teenage Hitman From Norway Locked Up For Plotting UK Murder For Iran Backed Gang
A teenage hitman from Norway has been locked up for 20 years for plotting a murder on British soil for an Iran-backed international crime gang for a “thrill”..
England Driven By Memory Of Semi Final Loss Ahead Of Tonga World Cup Opener
England captain George Williams is convinced his squad have learned the lessons of their heartbreaking 2022 semi-final defeat as they prepare for a potentially crucial opening game of the Rugby League World Cup against Tonga in Perth on Saturday..
Sonay Kartal Claims Victory Over Elina Svitolina To Reach Wuhan Open Semi Finals
Sonay Kartal claimed one of the best wins of her career as she sunk world number six Elina Svitolina to reach the semi-finals of the Wuhan Open..
Ofgem Planning Action To Cushion Energy Firms From Wholesale Price Swings
Britain’s energy watchdog has launched a consultation on plans to reintroduce a measure to help protect suppliers from big swings in gas and electricity prices as the Iran war continues to impact wholesale markets..
Government Being Cautious About Public Announcements On Jackdaw And Rosebank
The UK Government is being “cautious” about making public announcements over its decisions on the Jackdaw and Rosebank oil and gas fields in order to avoid the “mistakes” of the previous government, the Scottish Secretary has said..
Bank Shares Drop On Reports Chancellor Planning Budget Tax Raid
Banks have seen their shares sink lower amid mounting speculation the Chancellor is planning to hike taxes on the sector in his upcoming Budget..
Visitors Return To Yorkshire Wildlife Park Six Days After Man Killed By Tiger
Visitors have returned to a wildlife park nearly a week after a young man was mauled to death by one of its tigers..
Father Should Never Have Gone To Court Over Death Of Son In Cyprus Says Lawyer
The case of a British man who admitted recklessly causing the death of his son after the boy fell nearly 40ft from the fourth floor window of a hotel in Cyprus should have “never gone to court”, his lawyer has said..
Equalities Watchdog Writes To Green Party To Probe Impact Of Zionism Policy
Britain’s equalities watchdog has written to the Green Party about its “Zionism is racism” policy, in a bid to assess its impact..
Three Children And A Teacher Killed In US School Shooting Police Say
A 16-year-old opened fire at an elementary school in Bend, Oregon on Thursday, killing three children and a teacher before he was shot by a person at the scene who pursued him into the school, authorities said..
Local News
Spanish college staff to visit Slindon College
Slindon College is set to welcome a visit from international guests as part of a unique educational exchange.
What made the headlines 20, 30 and 40 years ago? A look back at the past
The Argus now has a fully digitised and searchable newspaper archive containing more than 1,146,517 newspaper pages, and is now brought to you in partnership with Newspapers.com.
Nearly 5,000 visit Hastings embroidery exhibition inspired by Bayeux Tapestry
Nearly 5,000 visitors have explored the Hastings Embroidery exhibition since it opened at Hastings Town Hall.
Haywards Heath children invited to design mayor’s Christmas card for charity
A festive art competition is inviting children to share their Christmas spirit for a good cause.
Rattonians to bring musical theatre and Christmas classics to Eastbourne stage
A theatre company is set to stage a Christmas-themed show.
Steve Tilston to perform at Horsham Folk Club after 55 years in music
Veteran musician Steve Tilston is set to perform at the Horsham Folk Club.
Brighton singer Eva Nagy reaches round two of Music Gateway programme 2027
Brighton indie-folk singer-songwriter Eva Nagy advances to round two of Music Gateway Breakout Artist programme 2027.
Blended families - a guide to planning holidays abroad
Blended families can bring extra considerations when planning a holiday abroad, particularly where children divide their time between households, have stepfamilies, or have existing arrangements with a parent who won’t be travelling.
Dogs Trust warns 29 per cent of dogs show sensitivity to fireworks or loud noises
Fireworks season is here, and for many dogs and their owners, it’s a time of stress.
West Sussex community shop project wins King’s Foundation Community Award
A new community shop has set a national example for sustainable development.
25 years on: Lewes floods report calls for seven key actions
A new report has set out seven actions to reduce flood risk in Lewes and improve resilience for residents and businesses.
Brighton College to open its first school in Japan
A leading UK college is set to open its first campus in Japan.
University of Brighton earns top ratings for research, business and local impact
The University of Brighton has secured top marks for research and industry collaboration
Disaster has struck in my greenhouse
I’m well ahead of schedule in putting my garden to bed for the winter
3 top fish and chip shops in Sussex that locals can't stop raving about
We've picked out three fish and chip shops across Sussex that have won plenty of praise from customers and are well worth knowing about.
Jake Bugg announces intimate Brighton and Bexhill shows for new album tour
Jake Bugg is set to perform in Brighton and Bexhill as part of an in-store tour.
East Sussex museum wins national award for helping young creatives launch careers
A museum has won a national award for its work helping young people launch careers in the creative industries.
Horsham Council initiative keeps Swan Walk businesses trading
A market stall scheme has been credited with saving a business from closure.
NHS urges people to choose right service after record A&E September
People are being urged to use the right NHS service as demand on emergency care continues to rise.
Care for Veterans' Christmas Carol Concert returns to Lancing College Chapel
A popular Christmas concert supporting a veterans' charity is set to return this December.











































