Sienna Spiro has become the youngest British female artist in more than a decade to score a number one single, according to the Official Charts Company..

An attempt to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales has been rejected by MPs..

More than 1,000 operations at NHS hospitals were cancelled because of the heat during record-breaking heatwaves in May and June, figures show..

Enzo Maresca believes Elliot Anderson was justified in describing Manchester City as the “kings of Manchester”..

Coco Gauff was cheered on by Michelle Obama at the US Open, but it will be Elena Rybakina or Aryna Sabalenka who will become the first lady of Flushing Meadows..

Lucas Bergvall has ended doubts over his long-term future by signing a new contract at Tottenham..

Amazon is “on the precipice” of gaining approval to expand its drone delivery service to the whole of Darlington as it looks to roll out the service in the UK..

The UK economy recorded surprise growth in July as the AI spending boom helped deliver a boost, despite emerging signs of strain on households.

Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary has refused to apologise after he was accused of trivialising rape..

Dolly Parton’s first posthumous song has been released two weeks after her death..

The famous “revenge dress” worn by the late Diana, Princess of Wales, is expected to sell for up to £220,000 when it goes under the hammer later this year..

Oasis have confirmed the date of an upcoming tour announcement during a drone light show in Manchester..

MPs have been urged to “grasp” an opportunity to legalise assisted dying and offer “choice and dignity” to the terminally ill ahead of a vote on a proposed new law..

Autumn is more likely to be wetter than average, bringing an increased risk of flooding, the Met Office said, as El Nino is already at near-record levels..

The UK economy unexpectedly grew by 0.4% in July following a boost from the services industry and businesses increasing the use of AI, official figures show..

Terror “still knocks at the door of democracy”, Andy Burnham has warned as he expressed the nation’s unity with the US on the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks that shocked the world..

Failing to speed up improvements to Britain’s ageing power grid to cope with increased renewables could cost consumers billions of pounds by 2030, the official spending watchdog has warned..

Four people have been taken to hospital after reports of a stabbing in south-east London, emergency services said..

Police officers and Army veterans came together to pay their respects to a former colleague and comrade who was killed on duty in a horrific crash on the A66..

RNLI volunteers and staff have been warned not to wear the charity’s branding because of the “unacceptable abuse” they have faced from anti-migrant protesters..

A free Steampunk festival celebrated its return to Eastbourne.

An MP has warned that West Sussex firefighters are being asked to protect communities without equipment they need.

A renowned choreographer set to debut a new production at Worthing's Connaught Theatre.

Helena Dollimore MP has demanded urgent action on sewage pollution.

Specsavers staff are on the move as they take on a steps challenge for good cause.

Big screen entertainment is coming to the heart of West Sussex town.

Coffee and cake will be on the menu at a special charity event supporting Macmillan Cancer Support.

Councillors have revoked a Hastings restaurant’s alcohol licence due to repeated management failures.

People living in Hollingdean have asked for action from Brighton and Hove City Council after changes made the service an unreliable magical mystery tour

Crafted at Powdermills Hotel in Battle, East Sussex, has been named one of the UK's best wellness escapes.

Brighton and Hove has one of lowest fertility rates in England and Wales

A historic artists’ home and studio has been recognised as collection of national and international significance.

With today marking 25 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, we look back at how Sussex mourned one of the biggest tragedies in modern history

The Brighton Cocktail Festival runs from September 18 to 27 and will see 52 bars serve 156 cocktails made exclusively for the event

Work has begun on a root barrier that campaigners say will permanently protect a much-loved 150-year-old oak tree from the threat of felling

An early harvest is underway at one of the UK’s leading sparkling wine producers.

A retrospective planning application is seeking permission for a giant shark sculpture installed at Jungle Rumble crazy golf on Brighton beach.

Developer Hallam Land is seeking permission from Wealden District Council to build up to 280 homes on land at Chestnut Cross, Hellingly, near Hailsham.

Durrington High School announced its new policy following new statutory guidance requiring schools to be "mobile phone-free environments by default"

A woman from East Sussex says she can't use her garden due to "really pungent" smells coming from a Gypsy and Traveller site next door