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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..
MPs To Look At Fairness Of Student Loans System
MPs will examine the fairness of student loans repayment in a new inquiry following increasing debate over the system..
NHS Trusts Face Perilous Financial Situation With Deficit Of 780m Last Year
Many organisations in the health service face a “perilous” financial situation, with analysis finding that NHS trusts ran a deficit of more that three quarters of a billion pounds last year..
CPS Loses Appeal Over Kneecap Rapper Terror Case
Kneecap rapper Liam Og O hAnnaidh will not face a terror trial after judges at the High Court rejected a Crown Prosecution Service appeal against the decision to throw out the case..
Starmer Warned Of Reputational Risk Over Mandelsons Links To Epstein
Sir Keir Starmer was warned there was a “general reputational risk” over Lord Peter Mandelson’s relationship with paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein before giving him the role of ambassador to the US..
Some Train Services Resume At Glasgow Central Station After Fire
Some train services at Glasgow Central have resumed after a weekend fire devastated an adjacent building, but the main part of the station will remain shut for the rest of the week..
First Tranche Of Mandelson Papers Set To Be Published
Downing Street could begin releasing documents related to Lord Peter Mandelson’s appointment as ambassador to Washington today, reports have suggested..
Cooper Speaks To Rubio As US Threatens Most Intense Day Of Iran War
The Foreign Secretary has emphasised “close co-ordination” on Middle Eastern security in a call with her US counterpart as Washington threatened its “most intense day” of strikes on Iran..
Wet Start To Year Causes Surge In Drivers Hitting Potholes Hidden By Puddles
Heavy rain at the start of the year caused a spike in drivers hitting potholes hidden in puddles, new figures suggest..
Older People Concerned About Climate Change With Just 58 Dismissive Study
Just one in 17 older people are dismissive of climate change, with the majority of over-50s viewing it as a serious risk, a study suggests..
Love Island Star Says Cancer Linked Pregnancy Drug Has Impacted His Health
A former Love Island contestant has become the first man to speak out about how a cancer-linked pregnancy drug taken by his grandmother in the 1970s has impacted his own health..
MPs Vote To Reject Social Media Ban For Under 16s
A ban on social media for under-16s has been rejected by MPs..
Glasgow Central Likely To Remain Closed For Second Day After Building Fire
Glasgow Central station is likely to remain closed for at least two days after a devastating fire which tore through a neighbouring building, causing major travel disruption..
Time Running Out To Rescue Forgotten Forests Under Plantations Charity Warns
England is “running out of time” to rescue nature-rich ancient woodlands buried under 20th century tree plantations, conservationists have warned..
Gender Affirming Hormone Treatment For Children Halted By NHS
Gender-affirming hormone treatment for 16 and 17-year-olds has been paused after an NHS review found evidence does not support its continued use..
Travel Disruption To Continue After Huge Fire Near Glasgow Central Station
Travel disruption is expected to last throughout Monday after a fire broke in a building adjacent to Glasgow Central railway station..
Son To Succeed Assassinated Iranian Leader
Mojtaba Khamenei will take over from Ayatolla Ali Khamenei.
Lindsey Vonn Stable After Olympic Dream Ends In Heartbreak
Lindsey Vonn is reported to be in a “stable condition” after her fairytale Olympic comeback ended with her being airlifted to hospital following a crash in the women’s downhill in Cortina..
FA Cup Shock As Port Vale Take Down Sunderland
Bottom of League One Staffordshire side knock-out Premier League side with 1-0 home win .
Relieved Family Reunions At Dublin Airport As Chartered Flight Lands
There were relieved family reunions at Dublin Airport after the Irish Government’s first chartered flight from the Middle East touched down..
Local News
Photos show aftermath of devastating fire at derelict building
A serious fire at a derelict building has caused severe damage to the building.
Argus Camera Club member channels Hopper in Brighton
These images of Brighton were inspired by the style of American artist Edward Hopper, capturing moments of quiet reflection within the city’s everyday life.
Primary school praised by government minister for life-changing lessons
A school has been praised by the Education Secretary for helping change the life of a child with special educational needs.
Startup launches AI app to take pain out of wedding planning
Development studio amillionmonkeys announced the launch of Knottd, available now on iOS and Android.
MP challenges rejections of proposal for new banking hub in town centre
Nusrat Ghani, MP for Sussex Weald, submitted an appeal against LINK’s assessment that concluded that Crowborough doesn’t require a banking hub.
Free public lectures happening at university this summer
The University of Brighton’s public lecture series continues with informative talks on fascinating research from leading academics.
Campaign launched to save remaining trees as elm disease strikes
Residents in the Pembroke Conservation Area has launched an fund-raising project to preserve the Brighton and Hove National Elm Tree Collection.
Long-time companion of African activist praised by Nelson Mandela dies at 96
The long-time companion of a priest known for his work as an anti-apartheid activist has died at the age of 96.
Laser tag centre to be turned into cash and carry
Plans to change the use of a laser tag centre to a cash and carry have been approved by Crawley Borough Council.
Brighton company to collaborate with Nato on new global security measure
A Brighton firm is teaming up with Nato on a new AI security drive.
I tried the food at the new restaurant in one of city's hottest food destinations
The stretch of Western Road and Church Road where Brighton politely shakes hands with Hove is firmly establishing itself as a go-to food and drink quarter
Changes are afoot at 'best fish and chip shop' in Sussex town
Plans have been submitted to convert the back of a fish and chip shop into a flat
Council takes next steps in 'ambitious' seafront project
New lighting is being tested as part of the Madeira Terrace restoration in Brighton.
Stunning images show one of UK's only white stork colonies nesting in Sussex
Images taken by Joshua Whymark show white storks nesting at Knepp Wilding, raising hopes of a bumper new season.
Disappointment as seaside café will not reopen
Colonnade Café, a popular seaside café near to the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill will not reopen after terminating its lease early.
City convenience store told to improve as food hygiene rating drops
Blakes Newsagents and Post Office, which includes a convenience store, has seen its food hygiene rating drop from five stars in March 2023 to two stars
Asylum seekers from Sussex camp 'harassed while attending church'
Asylum seekers have been 'harassed' while attending church, a cabinet meeting heard
Homeless person returns to fly-tipped encampment just days after clearance
A homeless person whose encampment in Newhaven was cleared out by the council returned to the same spot days later.
Photographs show work to build hundreds of homes on town centre car park
Photographs show work to build hundreds of homes on Worthing's Union Place car park getting underway
Fears that 'amazing' girl, 12, took her own life after being bullied on Snapchat
A 12-year-old girl is feared to have taken her own life after she was bullied on Snapchat











































