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Irish Police Find Remains Of Child In Search For Missing Boy
Irish police believe they have uncovered the skeletal remains of a child who had been missing for years following a search in the Donabate area of Co Dublin..
Jake Wightman Secures 1500m World Silver As Josh Kerr Pulls Up In Tokyo Final
Great Britain’s Jake Wightman claimed a stunning world 1500 metres silver medal after defending champion Josh Kerr pulled up in a final won by Portugal’s Isaac Nader in Tokyo..
Salfords Survival Is The Only Thing That Matters
That's according to Coach Paul Rowley.
Union Calls For Support For Staff Affected By Jaguar Land Rover Cyberattack
Unite has called for a furlough scheme to be introduced.
Owner Of WH Smiths High Street Chain Frontrunner To Buy Claires UK Business
Claire’s appointed administrators for its UK and Ireland business last month.
Man Utd Reveal Record Revenues For Last Season
However, the Old Trafford club reported a loss of 33 million pounds.
Donald Trumps State Visit To The UK Begins
He's been welcomed at Windsor Castle by the Prince and Princess of Wales.
Fake Labubu Dolls Seized Amid Safety Warnings
100 were seized during raids in London.
Morrisons Reveals Increased Sales For The Latest Quarter
Total sales rose 3.5 percent in the 13 weeks to July 27.
Neil Morrissey To Star In Stage Version Of A Christmas Carol
He will play Jacob Marley at London's Alexandra Palace from 21st of November.
Ex Arsenal Footballer Thomas Partey Pleads Not Guilty To Raping Two Women
Former Arsenal footballer Thomas Partey has pleaded not guilty to raping two women..
At Least 1147 Died From Climate Driven Heat In UK This Summer
At least 1,147 people in the UK died from climate change-driven heatwaves over this summer, leading scientists and epidemiologists have found..
UK Inflation Remains At 38 But Food Price Rises Accelerate For Another Month
UK inflation remained unchanged last month but food and drink price rises have accelerated for the fifth month in a row, new official figures show..
Amazon Announces Above Inflation Pay Rise For Staff
Some staff will receive a 5.9 per cent rise.
Talks Due In Bid To Resolve Dispute Which Led To London Underground Strike
Members of the RMT Union walked out last week.
Bank Highlights Commonalities Used In Romance Scams
Research was carried out by Lloyds Banking Group.
Famed Scottish Actors Call For Action On Pensioner Poverty
Five famed Scottish actors have called for government help to tackle pensioner poverty..
AI Could Detect Heart Risk From Breast Screening Images Study Suggests
Artificial intelligence (AI) trained on images from routine breast screening appointments could help predict heart problems in women, a study suggests..
Suspect In Assassination Of Charlie Kirk Charged With Aggravated Murder
The man accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk was charged on Tuesday with aggravated murder..
King Joins Members Of Royal Family For Catholic Funeral Of Duchess Of Kent
The King has joined members of the royal family for the poignant final farewell to the Duchess of Kent..
Local News
Blue to perform at Brighton Centre as part of 2026 world tour
Blue are hitting the road once again with a UK tour including a Brighton date in April.
British blues star Joanne Shaw Taylor announces Eastbourne concert
Join Joanne Shaw Taylor live with her powerhouse band as she hits Eastbourne’s Devonshire Park Theatre stage on September 28.
Car ploughs into health food shop
A car ploughed into the shop front of a food shop in Littlehampton.
Town's Pride organisers want to extend event to three days
A hearing to determine a renewed premises licence for Worthing Pride has been adjourned until further notice.
Sussex NHS trust ranked among worst performing in league table
A Sussex trust has been rated among some of the worst performing in England according to new data
IKEA new Full Swedish breakfast £1 every Saturday as part of new family offers
IKEA Family members can also join in with a range of free fun activities for the whole family in IKEA stores across the UK this Saturday, September 13
Dispersal order and arrests made during town's carnival
A police order was put in place in Uckfield to help tackle youth-related antisocial behaviour
Updates as fire breaks out at flat
A fire has broken out at a flat in Mill Road in Worthing
Historic ship will have its stay extended due to adverse weather conditions
A historic ship is extending its stay due to adverse weather conditions
Man seriously injured in fight as pair arrested
Two men were arrested following a fight in an East Sussex town
Firefighters called to oil spill near famous racing venue
Firefighters were called to an oil spill near the Goodwood Estate in Chichester.
Number of 'violent incidents' at pub including girl being glassed over the head
Calls to revoke the licence of a Hailsham pub are set to go in front of Wealden councillors next week.
Campaign group apologises to by-election candidates
Acorn has issued apologies to two Queen’s Park by-election candidates after saying that they had refused to respond to questions.
Car overturned in collision that shut road
Police and fire responded to a report of a two-vehicle collision. There were minor injuries and no arrests. The road was cleared by 4.46pm
Man accused of murdering brother appears in court
A man accused of stabbing his brother at least 36 times in Worthing has appeared in court charged with murder
Police trying to identify man after child bitten by dog
Sussex Police are trying to identify a man after a teenager was bitten by a dog in Goring, Worthing.
Dredger to move 30,000 tonnes of shingle in £1m flood defence mission
Residents of Pevensey Bay will witness a spectacular sight this month as the Sospan Dau dredging vessel returns to deliver coastal flood defence work.
Households urged to boil lemon peels in water during autumn for one reason
A simple hack of boiling lemon peels in water can be a way to deter spiders from entering your home during the autumn
Man shocked after he is fined hundreds for leaving donations outside charity shop
A man who left a bag of clothes outside a charity shop is fighting a £400 fine from the council
REVEALED: £36K was spent to clear tents from historic landmark
A Freedom of Information request, submitted by The Argus, revealed that Brighton and Hove City Council spent nearly £40,000 to clear a tent encampment from Madeira Terrace, Brighton on August 6.