National News
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Game Of Thrones Star Conleth Hill To Star In Peaky Blinders Spin Off
The new show has been commissioned for two series of six hour-long episodes.
Mary Earps Set To Depart PSG This Summer
Her contract expires on June the 30th.
Rangers Boss Danny Rohl Linked With RB Salzburg Switch
Reports in Germany claim the clubs have already been in contact.
Dan Evans To Retire After Wimbledon
He reached a career-high world ranking of 21 during the summer of 2023.
John Healey Has Resigned As Defence Secretary
He's accused Sir Keir Starmer of failing to properly fund the Defence Investment Plan.
Martin ONeill Appointed As Celtic Manager
The club have confirmed a one-year deal with an option for a further 12 months.
Heathrow Sees Passenger Numbers Fall
That's despite record day for May.
Serena Williams Doubles Comeback Cut Short
It's after partner Victoria Mboko withdrew due to injury.
Wimbledon Prize Money Up By 20 Per Cent
The prize money fund is now over 64 million pounds.
Twelve Police Officers Injured In Second Night Of Unrest In Northern Ireland
Twelve police officers were injured and 16 arrests were made in the second night of unrest in Northern Ireland following the Belfast knife attack, Hilary Benn has said..
Wolves Sack Boss Rob Edwards
It follows their relegation to the Championship.
Millions Unaware Of Available Support With Household Bills As Debt Soars
That's according to the National Audit Office.
Ryanair Investigated Over Charging Parents To Sit With Their Children On Flights
Ryanair is being investigated over charging parents to sit with their children on flights..
Thousands Of Prison Window Grilles To Be Fitted To Stem Drone Smuggling Lammy
Thousands of prison cell windows will be fitted with steel grilles to stop drones flooding jails with drugs, weapons and phones, the Government has announced..
Subdued Housing Market May Be Starting To Stabilise Surveyors
The downturn in housing market activity may potentially be starting to stabilise, according to surveyors..
Royal Mints New Winnie The Pooh Coin Celebrates Friendship
A collectible coin celebrating friendship and featuring Winnie-the-Pooh along with Eeyore, Piglet and Tigger is being launched by The Royal Mint..
Church Leaning More Than Tower Of Pisa Has Become Dangerous
A church which is leaning more than the famous Tower of Pisa has become dangerous to use and has cracking in its walls as funds are being raised to repair it..
First Small Boat Pilots Jailed For Endangering Others In Channel
Two small boat pilots who steered overcrowded craft have been jailed, becoming the first people sentenced for a new offence of endangering others during a Channel crossing..
Thomas Tuchel Stresses That England Can Only Win The World Cup As A Team
Thomas Tuchel says England cannot win the World Cup if they obsess about the role of Jude Bellingham or any other star..
Man Due In Court Over Belfast Knife Attack Following Night Of Violence
A man is set to appear in court charged with attempted murder over a stabbing attack following a night of violence in Belfast..
Local News
10 of the best places to watch the World Cup in Brighton and Hove this year
Here are just 10 of the best places across the city you can enjoy the World Cup in Brighton and Hove.
Student loans, job cuts and a system that is failing a generation
The relationship between universities and students has been eroded into one of business and customer.
Award-winning equestrian star set for village fete appearance
An award-winning dressage rider is set to perform at Balcombe village fete.
Sussex trio launch home insurance platform to support nature
A Sussex-based insurance platform is turning home cover into a force for environmental good.
Vice-chancellor says universities must act as civic anchors in regions
Universities must serve as civic anchors in their regions says Professor Symeon Dagkas.
Padel festival marks opening of city's first covered courts
The world's fastest-growing sport, padel, now has a new home on the south coast.
New heart valve implant offers hope for patients with rare condition
Patients in Sussex are the first in the UK to benefit from a new heart valve implant.
New health and wellbeing centre opens on university campus
A new health and wellbeing centre has officially opened at the University of Sussex.
New future for Gloucester Road building as retailer moves in
Flude Property Consultants are delighted to announce the sale of 126 Gloucester Road, Brighton acting on behalf of private individuals.
Rainbow Run raises more than £95,000 for St Wilfrid’s Hospice
The wind and rain didn’t dampen the spirits of St Wilfrid’s Hospice (Eastbourne) supporters who took part in Rainbow Run on Saturday June 6.
University placement helps refugee into NHS role
A five-week work placement helped a former university lecturer from Afghanistan secure a job in the UK.
Charity sporting lunch raises more than £65,000 for Guild Care
A charity event has raised more than £65,000 for Guild Care.
Government unveils plans to revive town centres and high streets
West Sussex Labour Group Leader Martin McCabe and Deputy Leader Henna Chowdhury welcomed new measures designed to bring long-term vacant shops back into use.
Darwin deserves a place alongside Dickens on our bookshelves
My late sister used to despair of me. She loved reading, as do I, so books were often exchanged as presents, writes Dr James Williams.
Sussex spot named among Britain’s most expensive locations for first-time buyers
Hove has been named one of Britain’s most expensive first-time buyer hotspots, according to new analysis by a property website Rightmove.
Travel disruption after vehicle hits level crossing barriers
A vehicle has reportedly hit a level crossing near Ford causing travel disruption
Overturned car and fallen power cables closes road - live updates
A road near Uckfield is closed due to an overturned car and fallen power cables
More than 20 tonnes of rubbish removed from beach over bank holiday weekend
More than 20 tonnes of rubbish was cleared from Brighton seafront over the recent May bank holiday.
Full-scale replica of historic ship to visit Sussex port
The Nao Santa MarÃa, a replica of the flagship of Christopher Columbus' first voyage to the Americas in 1492, will dock in Shoreham Port from July 1 to 12
Five men named and charged after alleged drug-smuggling bust at harbour
Five men have been charged after an alleged at-sea cocaine smuggling attempt.











































