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Bank Warns About Cruel Friendship Fraudsters Targeting Older People
Older and vulnerable people are being targeted by online scammers in a “cruel” spate of friendship fraud, a bank is warning..
Starmer Tells Zelensky We Cant Lose Focus On Ukraine Despite Iran Crisis
Vladimir Putin cannot be allowed to benefit from the Iran war, the Prime Minister told Volodymyr Zelensky during his visit to the UK..
Crowds In Cities And Towns Across Island Of Ireland Enjoy St Patricks Day
Families and tourists thronged the streets in cities and towns across the island of Ireland for St Patrick’s Day, while reflecting on what it means to be Irish..
King To Host First State Visit By Muslim Leader During Ramadan For A Century
The King is preparing to host the first incoming state visit by a Muslim leader during Ramadan in what is believed to be nearly 100 years..
Rachel Reeves Sets Out Plan For UK To Align With More Rules Set In Brussels
The UK should follow more of the European Union’s rules to boost trade and cut prices, Rachel Reeves has claimed..
Meningitis Outbreak Students In University Halls In Kent To Be Offered Vaccine
Students in university halls in Kent are to be offered the meningitis B vaccine, Wes Streeting has said, as officials work to stem the spread of infection in an “unprecedented” outbreak..
Meningitis B Confirmed As Strain Behind Outbreak That Has Left Two Dead
Some cases of meningitis seen in Kent have been confirmed as meningitis B, health officials have said, as hundreds of people are being urged to get antibiotics to stem the spread of infection..
New Checks For Train Passengers Who Buy Tickets With Railcard Discounts
Train passengers who buy tickets with railcard discounts will be required to pass additional checks as part of a Government crackdown on fare dodging..
Black Music Makes Up 80 Of UK Recorded Music Revenue Over Past Three Decades
Black music has made up 80% of the UK’s recorded music revenue over the past three decades, new figures show..
Cost Of Fixing All Potholes On National Disgrace Roads Estimated At 186bn
The estimated cost of bringing pothole-plagued local roads in England and Wales up to scratch has risen to a record £18.6 billion, according to a new report, which branded the situation “a national disgrace”..
Meningitis Outbreak Tribute Paid To Student Who Died As Hundreds Seek Treatment
Three schools have confirmed cases of meningitis after an outbreak killed two students and others were admitted to hospital.
Nursery Worker Jailed For Raping And Abusing Young Children
A nursery worker who raped and abused young children in his care has been jailed for 24 years..
Starmer Says UK Working With Allies On Viable Plan To Open Strait Of Hormuz
Sir Keir Starmer says he is working with allies on a plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz..
School Pupil Among Two Dead In Meningitis Outbreak
A school pupil is the second person to have died following an outbreak of meningitis in Kent.
Donald Trump Urges UK To Send Warships To Help Secure Strait Of Hormuz
The UK must send ships to help the US secure a key oil shipping route out of the Middle East, Donald Trump has said..
Chancellor To Intervene To Ease Soaring Energy Bills
Rachel Reeves drawing up plans to help with spiralling costs as Iran war continues.
Andrew And Lord Mandelson Pictured In Bathrobes With Jeffrey Epstein
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Lord Peter Mandelson have been pictured in bathrobes alongside paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein..
UK Economy Flatlines Unexpectedly In January
The UK economy unexpectedly stalled in January following meagre growth at the end of last year, official figures have shown, amid fears Britain is heading for a hit from the Iran conflict as prices are sent soaring..
VIP Donor With Ultra Rare Blood Says She Feels Honoured To Help Sick Patients
A woman whose blood is so rare that it can be frozen for up to three decades every time she donates has said she feels “very special and honoured” to be able to help sick patients..
Edinburgh International Festival To Mark 250 Years Of American Independence
This year’s Edinburgh International Festival (EIF) “will confront complexity with curiosity and openness” as it marks 250 years of American independence, its director has said..
Local News
Helicopter lands on village green
A helicopter landed at a village green this afternoon.
Crowds gather outside station following train cancellations
Crowds of people gathered outside a station this afternoon due to extensive cancellations and delays.
A24 closed following crash
An A road was closed following a crash this morning.
Man in sixties left 'shaken' after unprovoked attack
A man was assaulted in an unprovoked attack which left him shaken.
Updates as car crashes into barber's
A car has crashed into a barber's in Littlehampton High Street.
Recap: Rolled over vehicle causes severe delays on A27
The A27 near Lewes is closed due to a rolled over vehicle.
Updates as rolled over vehicle causes delays on A27
The A27 near Lewes is closed due to a rolled over vehicle.
Inspector to consider plans for houses at racecourse
Proposals for a housing development at Plumpton Racecourse are due to go in front of a planning inspector.
World's longest coastal path fully opens to the public and it goes through Sussex
The King Charles III England Coast Path will provide a right of access around the entire coastline for the first time.
Young singer from Sussex to appear on Britain's Got Talent
A 12-year-old singer from Rye will appear on Britain's Got Talent.
The West Sussex town where the founder of Scientology once lived
This West Sussex town suffered the purges of Queen Mary, was bombed by the Luftwaffe and became a beacon of hope for servicemen
Millions of pounds to be ploughed into zero emission buses
West Sussex County Council is to add more than £3.7m to its capital programme to help bus companies buy 27 zero emission buses (ZEBs).
Pizza shop owner reveals why police and council don't want him to trade at night
A pizza takeaway owner was told that high levels of antisocial behaviour in the centre of Brighton are the reason why police and council officials do not want him to trade after 11pm
We tried the Sussex restaurant that's got a Michelin Star for 4 years running
Following an extensive refurbishment and the retention of a Michelin star for a fourth year, Nick Mosley heads to The Pass restaurant at South Lodge near Horsham
Abandoned holiday camp in Sussex that once welcomed 80,000 a year but is now empty
Pontins is a popular holiday park company that once had sites all over the UK, including one in Camber, which remains abandoned months on.
Art Deco building to be torn down for 200 homes despite dozens of objections
Plans to build 204 homes on the former Novartis site have been approved by Horsham District Council
'Prime development land' on sale for nearly £30m could bring 450 homes
A vast piece of 'very valuable prime future development land' in East Sussex is up for sale with an eye-watering guide price
Seagulls attacked me and stole my Greggs - just as I started working in Brighton
Argus reporter Emily was attacked by seagulls in Brighton as she was mid-bite through her pizza, leaving her injured in an all-too-familiar seafront ordeal
Tributes to 'world-class' musician who worked with stars and on blockbuster films
Tributes have been paid to a “world-class concert master” who worked alongside stars such as Amy Winehouse and on blockbuster films
Beloved pet put down after being savaged by dogs in 'terrifying' bus attack
A woman has shared her heartbreak after her dog had to be euthanised following a “traumatising” dog attack










































