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Together Rally Leaders Hopeful Turnout Has Intimidated Far Right To Stay Away
Organisers of a mass demonstration in central London are hopeful they have “intimidated the far right” away from a counter-protest..
Royal Regiment Of Scotland To Celebrate 20th Anniversary
Events are being held to mark the 20th anniversary of the Royal Regiment of Scotland, with one senior officer saying it is an opportunity to recognise “everyone who has served with us”..
Met Police Reviewing CCTV In Review Of Morgan McSweeney Phone Theft
The Metropolitan Police are reviewing CCTV from the day Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s former chief of staff had his phone stolen, according to reports..
Death Toll From Deadly Meningitis Highlighted In New Report
The death toll from meningitis in the UK has been highlighted in a new report which sets out the impact of the deadly infection around the world..
Pregnant Women And Cancer Patients At Risk Because Of Sonographer Shortage
Pregnant women and cancer patients could face “life-threatening” delays because of a growing shortage of sonographers, experts have warned..
Tiger Woods Released On Bail After DUI Charge Relating To Florida Car Crash
Tiger Woods has been released on bail after being charged with driving under the influence following his involvement in a car crash in Florida..
BMI May Misclassify People As Overweight Or Obese Study Suggests
The body mass index (BMI) system may be misdiagnosing people as overweight or obese, according to a study..
Asylum Seeker Who Abducted And Raped 12 Year Old Girl Jailed For 15 Years
An Afghan asylum seeker who abducted a 12-year-old girl and filmed himself as he raped her has been jailed for 15 years..
Iran War Leading To Temporary Shortages At Some Petrol Pumps
That's according to the boss of Asda.
Police Seek Breakthrough In 1993 Murder Of Woman
The body of Carol Clark was found at the side of the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal.
Lord Mandelson To Be Asked For Personal Phone Messages For Release Of Files
That's according to Whitehall sources.
Jude Bellingham To Miss England Friendly Against Uruguay
He could feature against Japan next week.
Damson Idris To Star In Netflix Adaptation Of The Lords Day
It is based on the novel by the best-selling author, Michael Dobbs.
Government Says Under Fives Should Not Be On Screens For More Than An Hour A Day
Infants with the higher screen time are less likely to be read to or go on trips outside.
World Cup Heartbreak For Home Nations
Wales, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland all miss out on next summer's tournament in the US.
Olivia Dean Wins Big At The MOBOs
Singer scoops song of the year, album of the year, and best female act.
Olympics Announces Ban On Transgender Women In Female Competition
The International Olympic Committee has announced that transgender women will be banned from competing as females from the 2028 Games..
UK Gets Biggest Cut To Growth Outlook This Year Among Worlds Major Economies
The UK is facing the biggest hit to economic growth out of the world’s most advanced economies because of a spike in energy prices caused by war in the Middle East, new forecasts show..
Keir Starmer Warns Against Forgetting Threat Of Russia Amid Iran Conflict
Britain and its allies cannot forget about the threat Russia poses amid the war in the Middle East, Sir Keir Starmer has said..
Mohamed Salah Tipped To Join Top European Club
The 33-year-old announced earlier this week that he will leave Liverpool at the end of the season.
Local News
Council to rethink approach to environmental offences
Brighton and Hove City Council is proposing changes to the way it carries out environmental enforcement, following feedback from local businesses.
Residents welcomed to Parliament for PMQs tour by MP
Mims Davies MP welcomed residents from Balcombe to tour Parliament and join Prime Minister's Questions.
Former BBC broadcaster launches book to support charity
Former BBC Radio Sussex broadcaster, John Henty has written a new book recalling his experience of the first twenty years of local radio in Brighton 1968.
Council approves £84k funding for community improvements
Horsham District Council has approved some £84,000 of Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funding to support a series of community‑led projects.
Sussex gardener becomes member of national media guild
Sussex gardener and Argus garden feature writer, GeoffStonebanks, felt honoured to be accepted into the Garden Media Guild as a full member.
Why more North Sea drilling will not cut energy bills or risk
Some politicians keep calling for the government to restart drilling for oil and gas in the North Sea.
Hospitals across Sussex set to expand clinical research trials
Hospitals across Sussex are to benefit from over £1.3 million in extra government funding to make more major clinical research trials available.
Call for speakers as creative event comes to Sussex
TEDxChichester will take place this November, bringing a one-day celebration of creativity, courage and original thinking to the city.
Students win competition at Houses of Parliament for their eco project
Four students from the University of Sussex in Brighton took their sustainability project all the way to the Houses of Parliament.
Feathered visitors captured in vibrant and detailed photographs
These colourful images capture garden birds in Peacehaven, along with a striking visit from a local pheasant making an unexpected appearance.
Art gallery seeks to expand into former restaurant building
Colonnade House, a gallery, studio and hub for artists and creatives in Worthing, wants to establish a dedicated, street-level workshop space.
Six new sports courts approved at Sussex activity centre
Planning permission has been granted for six new courts and a modern clubhouse at QLeisure in Albourne, north of Brighton
'The years have gone so quickly': Couple celebrate 60th wedding anniversary
A couple celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary have said they are proud to have reached the milestone
Historic property on 'famous' street to reunite after years as separate holiday homes
A 16th Century Grade II listed building in Rye that served as holiday lets is set to return to a single family home
Angry neighbour takes on supermarket over its plans for new store
The national supermarket chain has submitted plans for a new store in a former Range unit have faced objections over noise
Police object to bar seeking 4am opening extension after 60 incidents in a year
Sussex Police have objected to a temporary late-licence extension for Molotov Cocktail and Vodka Bar on Chatsworth Road, in Worthing
Sussex beach to receive £8m windfall to tackle coastal erosion
Elmer Beach will get £7.9 million to tackle coastal erosion as part of a wider £4.2 billion government investment to tackle coastal erosion
Nursery told to improve meets welfare requirements but rated 'needs attention'
Ofsted is now satisfied the nursery has met the safeguarding and welfare actions raised, but rated it "needs attention" in an inspection on January 14
'Waste of money' claims as seafront pedestrian crossing is moved 'a few yards' away
The crossing is being moved east of the Montague Place junction as part of the Montague Gardens transformation project
Furious dad says delivery driver ate his Greggs outside his front door
A furious dad said a delivery driver ate his Greggs takeaway order outside his front door











































