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Five women plan to pursue legal claim against Mohamed Al Fayeds estate
Five women who allege they were abused by Mohamed Al Fayed have said they are planning to launch a legal claim for personal injury against the late billionaires estate..
Lowest earners running out of options ahead of April bill hikes
Households are bracing themselves for across-the-board increases to their bills, with those on the lowest incomes running out of options, a charity has warned..
Countries must not be pitted against each other over migration Starmer to warn
The UK and other countries affected by people smuggling must not allow the vile trade to pit them against one another, the Prime Minister will tell a summit aimed at cracking down on illegal migration..
Lib Dems take aim at Tory place as party of Middle England in local elections
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has vowed to replace the Conservatives as the party of Middle England, as he launches his local election campaign..
Man arrested on suspicion of murder after young girl and two adults die in fire
A 54-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a fire at a historic former station house killed three people, including a four-year-old girl, police have said..
Where Mothers Day Magic Begins Behind the Scenes at UK Greetings
Mothers Day is a major UK holiday, second only to Christmas in card sales. .
Government asks MP watchdog to review expenses rules after 900 pet rent claim
Ministers will ask a Parliamentary watchdog to review some expenses claims after a Labour MP was able to claim £900 from the taxpayer in pet rent..
Construction worker turned kiltmaker set to light up New York City catwalks
A former Ayrshire construction worker who designed the first tartan to go into space is set to light up the catwalks of New York City..
Free morning after pill at pharmacies will end unfair postcode lottery
Health minister Stephen Kinnock said making the morning-after pill free from pharmacies in England will end an unfair postcode lottery..
Geri Horner says there will be something from full Spice Girls line up
Geri Horner has predicted all five Spice Girls will perform together at some point in the future..
Harrys toxic brand impacted charity he founded in honour of Diana says chair
The chairwoman of a charity set up by the Duke of Sussex has criticised the toxicity of his brand and its alleged impact on the organisation..
Sundays football briefing Eze does it for Palace joy for Forest and more cup ties await
Eberechi Ezes dream week continued as Crystal Palace booked their place in the FA Cup semi-finals with a thumping 3-0 win over Fulham at Craven Cottage..
Veterans recall euphoric VE Day celebrations ahead of 80th anniversary
A group of Second World War veterans have described dancing and singing in the streets during euphoric Victory in Europe Day celebrations nearly 80 years ago..
Fairer chocolate trade transforming mothers lives in Ivorian cocoa villages
Mothers in impoverished Ivory Coast cocoa communities say fairer prices and contracts are helping to transform their lives and support their children..
Government to host international summit to combat people smuggling gangs
The Government is to host the first international summit in the UK on how to tackle people-smuggling gangs..
Eberechi Eze shines as Crystal Palace ease past Fulham into FA Cup semi finals
Eberechi Eze was the difference maker as Crystal Palace booked their trip to Wembley with a 3-0 win over Fulham in the FA Cup quarter-finals..
Three dead following house fire in Northamptonshire village
Three people have died following a fire at a former station house and listed building, police have said..
Skygazers catch glimpse of partial solar eclipse
Skygazers have gathered across the UK to catch a glimpse of the partial solar eclipse..
Welby was overwhelmed by number of child abuse allegations he was informed of
Former archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby said he was overwhelmed by the number of child sex abuse allegations he was informed of..
Tate Britain to return painting looted by Nazis from Jewish art collector
Tate Britain is set to return a 17th century painting to the family of a Jewish Belgian art collector after the work was taken from his home during the German occupation..
Local News
Tributes paid to 'one of a kind' councillor with 'heart of gold' who died suddenly
Tributes have been shared for a “one of a kind” Labour councillor from Shoreham who has died.
Work underway to bring back town's seafront wheel
Worthing's observation wheel could return to the seafront as early as next week.
Road blocked due to crash involving tractor and motorbike
A road is blocked due to a crash involving a tractor and a motorbike.
Seafront railway to reopen this weekend
Vols railway in Brighton is set to reopen.
Plans for new tourist hostel near Royal Pavilion approved
An old university building opposite the Royal Pavilion in Brighton can become a 170-bed hostel after a planning application was approved unanimously by councillors.
Ex-councillor slams decision to approve 100 homes on city's 'last green lung'
Ex-Brighton and Hove City councillor Dawn Barnett has condemned the council’s decision to give the green light to a housing project on Benfield Valley.
Vital repairs made at South Downs beauty spot
A £25,000 donation from the British Mountaineering Council has helped restore 800m of the Chanctonbury Ring path on the South Downs Way
How AI is empowering patients and easing the 8am GP logjam
There’s a great deal of excitement among health professionals with regards to AI and it’s use as a diagnostic tool. While the full potential of that aspect of AI is still in the future, there is one area of health provision where AI is already up and running and being put to good use – in easing the stress and the telephone waiting to obtain an appointment at your local practice.
Empowering the next generation of STEM leaders at Burgess Hill Girls
At Burgess Hill Girls, we are driven by a passion to inspire and empower more girls to explore and engage with futures in STEM.
Police with 'riot shields' respond to man throwing hazardous objects
A road was closed as police with what appeared to be riot shields responded to an incident
More A27 roadworks delays as temporary lights lead to tailbacks
There are more delays on the A27 in Brighton as disruptive roadworks continue
Sussex Cricket Club in new project to help with mental health
Sussex Cricket Club is the first in the sport to adopt R;pple, a digital suicide prevention tool that intercepts harmful searches and offers 24/7 mental health support, supporting staff well-being.
Tapestry's chilled weekend brunch with big-hitting cocktails
AS A lifetime late weekend riser, the concept of brunch has always been a winner.
Looking back at the history of the West Pier
To mark the 145th anniversary of The Argus, we're looking back at some of the biggest stories we've covered.
Housebuilder staff sleep out in Yapton for homelessness charity
Barratt David Wilson Southern Counties raised more than £13,000 for Royal British Legion Industries by taking part in The Great Tommy Sleepout at their Yapton development in support of homeless veterans.
Teams raise £2,300 for St Wilfrid’s Hospice at charity quiz
Howden Eastbourne's charity quiz night at FOUNDRY raised over £2,300 for St Wilfrid’s Hospice, with 15 teams, chocolate tasting, free pizza, and generous community support.
M23, A23 and A27 road closures in Sussex taking place this weekend
There are a small number of closures Sussex drivers should be aware of this weekend, according to National Highways England.
Lambing season is in full swing at family farm
Adorable photos show some cuddly new arrivals at a family farm in Lancing.
Major changes to Worthing bus network coming this weekend
Stagecoach South will introduce changes to the Worthing bus network on April 6.
'It’s an extraordinary story': Murder on the Orient Express comes to Brighton
Depicting one of literature’s greatest and most loved detectives on stage is no mean feat.