An Eritrean man is set to be deported to France on Friday after losing a High Court bid to have his removal under the Government’s “one in, one out” scheme temporarily blocked..

Strictly Come Dancing head judge Shirley Ballas has teased some “exciting changes” and “twists and turns” ahead of the new series..

The Bank of England has held interest rates at 4% as it said the UK was “not out of the woods” on inflation, with taxes contributing to rising food costs..

The privately educated are “maintaining a vice-like grip” on the top jobs in Britain, a charity has said, and is calling for employers to be required to report on the economic backgrounds of their workforce..

The “power of peatlands” is to be embraced in a new strategy by Stormont to tackle the nature and climate crisis and improve water quality..

American investment worth £150 billion has been unveiled as part of US President Donald Trump’s historic second state visit..

American investment worth £150 billion has been unveiled as part of US President Donald Trump’s historic second state visit..

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..

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..

That's according to Coach Paul Rowley.

Unite has called for a furlough scheme to be introduced.

Claire’s appointed administrators for its UK and Ireland business last month.

However, the Old Trafford club reported a loss of 33 million pounds.

He's been welcomed at Windsor Castle by the Prince and Princess of Wales.

100 were seized during raids in London.

Total sales rose 3.5 percent in the 13 weeks to July 27.

He will play Jacob Marley at London's Alexandra Palace from 21st of November.

Former Arsenal footballer Thomas Partey has pleaded not guilty to raping two women..

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 remained unchanged last month but food and drink price rises have accelerated for the fifth month in a row, new official figures show..

After an incredible series of sessions last year, West Sussex Music’s inclusive SEND music group is back in two locations.

The latest 2025 Town Centre Visitor Report from Place Informatics, reveals seaside towns and holiday regions recording strong growth.

Turning Tides has launched its annual Harvest Appeal, calling for donations to support people facing homelessness across West Sussex.

A new course aimed at helping autistic young people and those with learning needs access mainstream education is set to start this September.

September 6 saw Victoria Park in Haywards Heath brimming with excitement for Dame Vera Lynn Children’s Charity’s (DVLCC) annual sponsored walk, ‘Walk Together’.

Brighton & Hove will become an open-air gallery in autumn 2026, as Wild in Art brings a brand-new public art trail to the city.

A new photography exhibition called “What in the World” launched on the evening of Thursday, September 11, at the 35 North Gallery, on North Road, Brighton.

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has upgraded the rating for Modality Mid-Sussex from inadequate to good, following an inspection between February and April.

A trial date has been set for a teenager accused of stabbing a boy to death.

A teenager who tried to kill two people has been hospitalised indefinitely.

An NHS trust's maternity and neonatal services are set to be investigated.

All lines at Hove are blocked due to part of the station being damaged as a result of high winds.

The visit of a historic ship Paddle Steamer Waverley to Eastbourne Pier has been cancelled due to forecast "adverse weather."

Nick Cave has announced an exclusive "homecoming" show in Brighton.

Constance Marten and Mark Gordon have been sentenced at the Old Bailey.

A pier is closed due to "gale force winds".

The Palace Pier in Brighton in East Sussex has made the "difficult decision" to close all of its rides due to extreme weather conditions.

A body has been identified as a "devoted mother" who was missing.

A yellow weather warning for strong winds has been issued.

Brighton get ready, as the Burger & Lobster bikes are returning on Wednesday 17 September in advance of World Lobster Day later in the month. The bikes will hit the streets handing out free mini lobster rolls between 11am - 2pm and 3pm - 6pm, to whet people’s appetite ahead of the big day. Those keen to join the hunt should visit the Burger & Lobster Instagram @burgerandlobster for more information. Following research from last year that revealed that over 60% of Brits still consider lobster out of reach, Burger & Lobster are on a mission to make lobster more accessible, inclusive, and joyfully messy for everyone. On Thursday 25 September – the official World Lobster Day – the Bring a Mate, Get a Plate offer is also back by popular demand. The promotion invites diners to share their love of lobster with a friend who has never tried it before. Simply buy one lobster main and get another lobster main for free. On that particular day, the restaurant in Market Street, Brighton will only be accepting walk-ins so as to accommodate as many lobster lovers as possible.Whether choosing a wild-caught lobster grilled or steamed to perfection, a lobster roll dressed with mouth-watering lemon mayo served in a toasted brioche bun, or the lobster-topped Beast Burger, each dish is served with a portion of signature fries and lemon and garlic butter. For those who can’t decide, try the Burger & Lobster combos, bringing the burger and the lobster or lobster roll together on one plate, promising to turn a lobster novice into a lobster lover. This year, World Lobster Day will be supporting the National Lobster Hatchery, with £1 from every bill going to their vital conservation work to protect and replenish native lobster populations across the UK coastline.