More than 50 organisations employing over 1,400 workers moved to a four-day working week in 2025, according to new figures..

An acclaimed artist, known for her depictions of Second World War heroines, is to design a sculpture “portraying the strong and complex personality” of Queen Elizabeth II as part of the national memorial to the late monarch..

The first asylum seekers have been moved into a former military barracks in East Sussex as ministers face pressure to end the use of hotels..

A former Labour minister has announced he will stand down as an MP for medical reasons, paving the way for a potential Westminster return for Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham..

Irish actress Jessie Buckley has been nominated for an Oscar, while vampire drama Sinners has made history as the first film to score 16 nods..

Sir Keir Starmer said he will discuss how to “take the vital steps” towards strengthened security in the Arctic with Denmark’s prime minister, who thanked him for the UK’s support during “quite a difficult time” for the country amid Donald Trump’s demands to annex its semi-autonomous territory Greenland..

The Duke of Sussex has returned to a court in London for the fourth day of the trial of his legal action against the publisher of the Daily Mail..

Around one in four children who started reception in 2025 were not toilet trained, a survey of teachers has found, amid warnings more children are struggling with basic life skills..

Hollywood star Sean Bean is to host an award-winning podcast for birdwatchers..

There has been a “substantial increase” in the proportion of people using medicines for Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in the UK, driven by a rise in prescription rates among adults, in particular women..

Next has bought Russell & Bromley after the footwear and handbag retailer fell into administration..

A teenage girl was forced to work as a “house slave” for a woman and her 10 children for more than 25 years, a court heard..

UK inflation bounced back in December as tobacco duty hikes and Christmas getaways helped push up the cost of living, official figures show..

Donald Trump has doubled down on his threats to annex Greenland, saying only the US could secure the Arctic territory, but ruled out using force..

The UK will not be pushed around by Donald Trump’s tariff threats, Rachel Reeves said as she defended Sir Keir Starmer’s attempts to cool tensions over Greenland..

NHS pre-diabetes clinics for children are to be set up after a “landmark” study confirmed the feasibility of using finger-prick blood test as a screening tool to spot the disease before symptoms arise..

Adverts for five tanning companies have been banned for making misleading and irresponsible claims about the safety of sunbeds..

A new set of stamps and coordinated nose drop events will mark the 50th anniversary of the first commercial Concorde flights..

Police have hit out at the decision not to bring further charges against child killer nurse Lucy Letby..

Overnight curfews and breaks to prevent “doomscrolling” will form part of the Government’s consultation on social media for children, which will also consider an Australian-style ban for under-16s..

Several convenience stores across the city have been experiencing issues with card payments.

Large amounts of debris and shingle washed ashore along Brighton and Hove’s coastline in the aftermath of Storm Goretti

One of Britain’s most prolific train fare dodgers is facing jail over 112 convictions for not paying for a ticket on journeys, including between Brighton, spanning nearly two years

Several councils across Sussex have asked to delay elections due this year amid a Government reorganisation drive, according to administrators

A man faces a new manslaughter charge over another man’s death in Eastbourne

Opposition councillors have criticised the cost and performance of a park and ride scheme that was trialled in Brighton last summer.

Hundreds of school children could soon have another safe crossing point along a busy main road in Hove after a petition submitted to Brighton and Hove City Council.

Thousands of people in Sussex and Kent have now had their water restored after days without a proper supply.

Littlehampton Wave leisure centre closed to the public on Wednesday January 14 due to a technical issue affecting the safety of the venue

Hastings councillors have turned down a bid to remove a “table service” condition from the licence of an Old Town business.

A yellow weather warning for rain has come into effect in Sussex.

Readers who want to subscribe to our news site can enjoy an exclusive offer of £3 for 3 months or save over 50% off an annual subscription during our limited-time promotion.

A mobile phone firm has won the right to put up a 5G mast near schools and a busy crossroads in Hove.

Ofwat has launched an investigation into South East Water after thousands in Sussex and Kent were left without water.

A vigil is to be held to mark the anniversary of the death of Jay Abatan who was attacked outside a nightclub in Brighton

The sister of a football fan who died by suicide says “predatory” gambling systems “consumed his mind”, an inquest has heard

Residents have been left in the dark as to whether a Burger King will continue its efforts to open a new store in Crowborough, East Sussex

Ami, located at 93b Rowlands Road, in Worthing, is set to reopen on January 30, following a month long closure

Lewes Green Party district councillor Sue Morris made the comments following ongoing disruption caused by sewage tankers.

A teacher who assisted with the amalgamation of two schools in the city has been fondly remembered by his former colleagues and pupils