The statue of Sir Winston Churchill in Westminster has been defaced with graffiti branding the former prime minister a “Zionist war criminal”..

Extreme weather swings from drought to persistent rain have left families battling flooding and farmers facing another bad year in the fields..

Taking collagen supplements over a long period has been linked to better skin elasticity and increased hydration, although experts suggest it should not be seen as an “anti-wrinkle quick fix”..

The Green Party has won its first ever parliamentary by-election in Gorton and Denton, dealing a bitter blow to Sir Keir Starmer..

NHS maternity services are failing women and babies through a reluctance to admit mistakes, “a lack of kindness and compassion” and pervasive discrimination, according to a Government-ordered investigation..

The chairman of a Manchester mosque has asked for increased police presence after what the Prime Minister called a “concerning” incident when an armed man arrived during Ramadan prayers..

Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle said he passed information “in good faith” to the Metropolitan Police following reports someone had informed the force that Lord Peter Mandelson could be a flight risk..

Almost all NHS trusts are missing a major cancer target, with some of the worst performers seeing only around half of patients on time, data shows..

Nearly half (48%) of all UK adults avoided or delayed contacting their GP about a health concern last year, a new poll suggests, as the Government announced new plans for family doctors to guarantee same-day appointments for patients with urgent health needs..

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will begin a two-day visit to Jordan to highlight efforts to support vulnerable communities affected by conflict and displacement..

Swansea City football club co-owner Snoop Dogg was greeted with twirling towels and a guard of honour on his first visit to the Welsh club..

A water company has been fined more than £700,000 for polluting a country park stream with sewage three times in a year, the Environment Agency has said..

Online discussion platform Reddit has been fined more than £14 million after the UK data watchdog said it had failed to protect children’s personal information..

Kemi Badenoch has called for a digital “counter-revolution” as she said she found it “tough” to stop using social media..

Sir Keir Starmer has promised to stand by the people of Ukraine for “as long as it takes” as he hit out at Vladimir Putin for blocking the path to peace..

Lord Peter Mandelson has reportedly been released on bail after his arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

Comedian and actor Russell Brand has pleaded not guilty to two further sexual offences, including rape..

A police investigation has been launched after bacon was left at a mosque..

Benfica’s Gianluca Prestianni has been provisionally suspended for Wednesday’s Champions League return leg against Real Madrid by UEFA following the Vinicius Junior racism incident last week..

Zoe Atkin won women’s ski halfpipe bronze in Livigno on Sunday to claim Great Britain’s fifth medal of their record-breaking Winter Olympics..

St Anne’s Mission Church in Hastings is being pitched to developers as an "investment opportunity", with permission to be demolished.

How we fund higher education has shaped the lives of students, finances of universities and the political arguments surrounding social mobility and public investment for decades.

Primary school children from the city packed Roedean’s theatre to feast on its latest production, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory..

Jess Robinson, has released a dual memoir contrasting her own life at 23 with that of her grandmother, Rosi Schul, who lived through the Holocaust.

A Sussex charity supporting more than 1000 disabled people has received funding to help with its digital activities and online groups.

Many couples assume that simply living together gives them the same legal rights as marriage or a civil partnership, writes Marwa Hadi-Barnes.

Cabient members voted to remove a proposed big rise in parking charges in parts of Brighton and Hove which were published in council papers “in error”.

A young Brightonian who raised more than £10k for charity and a pub based in Moulsecoomb have been celebrated in a list of 100 ‘Changemakers’ by the Big Issue.

Celebrations have been held to mark the 175th anniversary of the railway line between Hastings and Ashford International

Wayne Higgins is undertaking the ride from Slinfold to Leicester in a single day, in memory of his daughter Lily who died in September last year

The Newhaven to Dieppe ferry is one of the UK’s most successful international short sea passenger routes, after it recorded 47.9 per cent growth since 2013

Chichester's John Lewis restaurant will be one of six initial locations to undergo a transformation in May and June this year.

The Argus looks back at Falmer Pond over the years

Chichester District Council has dismissed the bid for land at Rectory Farm, Bosham, saying the isolated spot would leave holidaymakers reliant on cars

Here's everything you need to know about the Brighton Half Marathon, which is taking place on March 1 on Hove Lawns

A man has been jailed following a rampage of thefts, criminal damage, and drug offences - including stealing 19 bottles of Jack Daniels whiskey

Drone footage from Climping Beach shows properties mere metres away from the sea, as the beach continues to experience erosion

A cat was found in an unmonitored trap in the Broadwater area of Worthing after leaving home on the 12 February and going missing for two days

A man said he was “shocked” by the price of Brighton and Hove Pride tickets this year

University of Brighton sports students are helping hospital patients at risk of physical decline stay active, confident and independent.