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Farage Will Make A Statement On Future In Public Life Amid Finances Scrutiny
Nigel Farage has said he will make a statement on his future in public life, as he faces intense scrutiny over financial support given to him by a convicted fraudster, and a £5 million gift from a Reform UK donor..
Mauricio Pochettino Disappointed That Politics Overshadowed USAs World Cup
Mauricio Pochettino admitted his disappointment at the “politics and manipulation” which overshadowed the United States’ World Cup exit following President Donald Trump’s intervention..
Cristiano Ronaldo Wont Rush Call On Portugal Future After His Last World Cup
Cristiano Ronaldo has played his last World Cup match but said he will take time to consider his future after Portugal’s last-16 defeat to Spain..
Starmer Heads To Nato Summit Amid Questions On Defence Spending
Sir Keir Starmer will travel to Turkey on Tuesday for his final Nato summit amid questions about the UK’s plans to increase defence spending..
Harry Set To Discover Ruling In Daily Mail Case After He Returns To UK
The Duke of Sussex is set to discover the result of his High Court case against the Daily Mail’s publisher as he returns to the UK..
Badenoch To Force Vote On Early Release Of Rapists And Groomers From Prison
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch is to force a vote on the exemption of rapists, paedophiles, and grooming gang members from the Government’s early release scheme..
Spice Girls Now Fully Own Rights To Spice World Film Mel C Says
Mel C has said the Spice Girls “now fully own” the rights to the 1997 film Spice World..
Britains Arthur Fery Stuns Grigor Dimitrov To Reach Wimbledon Quarter Finals
Arthur Fery staged a second consecutive remarkable fightback to become surely Britain’s most unlikely Wimbledon quarter-finalist..
Donald Trump Admits Lobbying Gianni Infantino Over Folarin Balogun Red Card
Donald Trump has confirmed he personally asked FIFA president Gianni Infantino to “review” United States striker Folarin Balogun’s World Cup red card..
Sky Warns Some Roles Will Be Cut After 16bn Takeover Of ITV Broadcasting Arm
Sky has warned over job cuts and said it will look to save £200 million in costs following its £1.6 billion deal to buy ITV’s media and entertainment arm..
Farage Faces Mounting Pressure To Level With The Public About Allys Support
Nigel Farage needs to “level with the public” about financial support given to him by a convicted criminal, Labour has said..
Harry Will Not Stay At Buckingham Palace After U Turn Acceptance Came Too Late
The Duke of Sussex will not stay at Buckingham Palace during his return to the UK, as the accommodation arrangements for his trip descended into chaos..
Fall In Number Of Dog Attacks On Royal Mail Workers
The number of dog attacks on Royal Mail workers has fallen over the past year, but still remain “unacceptably high”, new figures show..
Best Selling Author Makes Case For Wealth Tax In Special Edition Of Big Issue
A best-selling author handed control of the Big Issue this week is making the case for a wealth tax to tackle inequality..
Pharmacies Braced For Surge In Demand As Wegovy Pill Becomes Available
Pharmacies are “bracing themselves” for a surge in patients starting weight loss drugs as the Wegovy pill becomes available..
England Win Mexico Thriller To Reach World Cup Quarter Finals
England overcame hostility, altitude and Jarell Quansah’s red card as Thomas Tuchel’s side edged a 3-2 blockbuster against World Cup co-hosts Mexico to set-up a quarter-final clash with Norway..
England Win Mexico Thriller To Reach World Cup Quarter Finals
England overcame hostility, altitude and Jarell Quansah’s red card as Thomas Tuchel’s side edged a 3-2 blockbuster against World Cup co-hosts Mexico to set-up a quarter-final clash with Norway..
Senior Iranian Officials Back In Public Eye At Funeral Of Former Leader Khamenei
Iran’s top officials and brothers of the new supreme leader emerged into public view to attend funeral prayers for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei..
England Fall Short As Australia Win Womens T20 World Cup For Seventh Time
England were dealt familiar heartache in a World Cup final as Australia claimed a record-extending seventh Women’s T20 crown with a thumping seven-wicket win at Lord’s..
Temperatures Of 30C On Way As Yellow Rain Warning Issued For Parts Of UK
Temperatures of 30C are on the way once again while a yellow rain warning has been issued for parts of the UK..
Local News
Man pronounced dead after getting into trouble in the sea
A man has been pronounced dead after getting into trouble at West Wittering beach today (July 26), Sussex Police confirmed.
Live updates as man dies after getting into trouble in the sea
There is a large emergency services presence at a serious incident currently unfolding at West Wittering Beach in West Sussex, where a man has been pronounced dead.
Live updates as water outage causes 'absolute pandemonium' at airport
A complete lack of running water is causing 'mayhem' at London Gatwick Airport, with some suggestions that flights may have to be cancelled.
Cabinet minister says Berlin attack shows importance of Pride events
Cabinet minister Wes Streeting has said the "absolutely horrific" van attack on Berlin's Pride festival reinforces the importance of Pride events, one week ahead of Brighton and Hove Pride, the UK's biggest such festival.
Cabinet minister says Berlin attack shows importance of Pride events
Cabinet minister Wes Streeting has said the "absolutely horrific" van attack on Berlin's Pride festival reinforces the importance of Pride events, one week ahead of Brighton and Hove Pride, the UK's biggest such festival.
Police investigating after man found dead in car park late at night
Police are investigating after a man was found dead in a car park on Haywards Heath Road, between North Chailey and Scaynes Hill, Sussex.
Police investigating after man found dead in car park late at night
Police are investigating after a man was found dead in a car park on Haywards Heath Road, between North Chailey and Scaynes Hill, Sussex.
Water outage at Gatwick Airport leaves passengers unable to flush toilets
A London airport has been left without any running water - sparking outrage from passengers unable to flush toilets or wash their hands
Water outage at Gatwick Airport leaves passengers unable to flush toilets
A London airport has been left without any running water - sparking outrage from passengers unable to flush toilets or wash their hands
Live updates as car rolls over on residential street and blocks road
A car has rolled onto its side on Broadmark Lane, a residential street in Rustington, near Littlehampton in West Sussex.
Seafront festival replete with gorgeous classic cars draws large crowds
Worthing's seafront came alive for the Worthing Lions Summer Festival 2026, drawing crowds to the promenade and Steyne Gardens.
Herd of ponies welcomed to popular nature reserve as part of conservation project
A herd of Exmoor ponies has taken up residence at Mill Hill nature reserve near Shoreham, brought in by Adur and Worthing Councils.
Herd of ponies welcomed to popular nature reserve as part of conservation project
A herd of Exmoor ponies has taken up residence at Mill Hill nature reserve near Shoreham, brought in by Adur and Worthing Councils.
The town that is famous for a battle which didn’t take place here
World-famous for a battle which didn’t take place here, a traditional fishing fleet and an ever-growing arts scene, Hastings has a medieval heritage and a charming bohemian spirit
Full cost of removing flags in East Sussex revealed
East Sussex County Council spent £17,360.94 on removing flags between January 21, 2025 and January 20, 2026.
Rebuild of home metres from West Wittering beach blocked for being 'bulky'
A planning inspector has upheld a decision to refuse permission to demolish and replace Berry Barn, a two-storey property on East Strand, West Wittering.
Controversial housing scheme faces approval despite more than 500 objections
The 68-home scheme has been proposed for land north of Little Slaughterford on Chapel Road in Barns Green
Rebuild of one of Sussex's largest schools moves a step closer as decision looms
The proposals, for the part demolition of existing facilities and construction of new buildings at Steyning Grammar School, have been recommended for approval.
New seafront lift branded as 'very dull' by group - sparking debate on design
A newly built lift which is part of a major restoration project on Brighton’s seafront has been dismissed as a “watch tower harking from the Second World War"
Blind man scared to go out after incident with council van parked on pavement
A blind man from Portslade said he is "does not feel safe anymore" after he was nearly hit by a car attempting to walk around a Brighton and Hove City Council vehicle parked on the pavement







































