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National News
Storm Boelo Travel Disrupted And Events Cancelled As UK Hit By Wind And Rain
Amber weather warnings have come into force as the worst of Storm Boelo could be set to hit parts of the UK..
More Than 400000 Protest Across France
Clashes erupted as a mass march drew to a close in Paris on Saturday, a week after widespread rioting and looting..
Northern Olympics Project To Get 7 Million Study In Budget
A £7 million fund will be used to examine the potential for a future Olympics bid by northern England..
Met Police Did Not Share Thomas Markle Sr Claims With Other Law Enforcement
The Metropolitan Police confirmed it passed a letter featuring claims of alleged offending outside the UK by Meghan’s father Thomas Markle Sr to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex but did not share details with other law enforcement agencies..
News about Meridian FM
Remembrance Sunday - 8 November
If you are unable to attend in person, listen to Meridian's live coverage of the events on the High Street.
Beer Mats Have Arrived!
Look out for them in your local - send us a picture on social media for a shout-out!
Community News is back!
Well rested from its summer break, Community News is back!
We'll be Live at Her Move Live!
Join us on Saturday 12th as we broadcast live from East Grinstead Sports Club for Her Move Live 26!
Local News
Peter James shares how working as a concierge helped inspire latest novel
Sussex-born author Peter James has revealed how working as a concierge for a day helped find inspiration for his latest novel - Dead in Three Two One.
'Brighton wrapped its arms around me' - Asylum seeker in hotel begs to stay in city
Brighton asylum seekers face relocation under Home Office hotel closure plans as Brighton Says Yes raises funds for community-led accommodation on October 17.
Football fan claims Argus got him into trouble for skipping school in 1961
A football fan is on a mission to find a photo taken by a Brighton newspaper of him and his friends skipping school in 1961.
Fears vulnerable children could go hungry after holiday food vouchers axed
East Sussex families face the loss of automatic October half-term food vouchers after the Reform-led council changed support provision, raising fears children could go hungry.
