An Afghan asylum seeker who abducted a 12-year-old girl and filmed himself as he raped her has been jailed for 15 years..

That's according to the boss of Asda.

The body of Carol Clark was found at the side of the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal.

That's according to Whitehall sources.

He could feature against Japan next week.

It is based on the novel by the best-selling author, Michael Dobbs.

Infants with the higher screen time are less likely to be read to or go on trips outside.

Wales, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland all miss out on next summer's tournament in the US.

Singer scoops song of the year, album of the year, and best female act.

The International Olympic Committee has announced that transgender women will be banned from competing as females from the 2028 Games..

The UK is facing the biggest hit to economic growth out of the world’s most advanced economies because of a spike in energy prices caused by war in the Middle East, new forecasts show..

Britain and its allies cannot forget about the threat Russia poses amid the war in the Middle East, Sir Keir Starmer has said..

The 33-year-old announced earlier this week that he will leave Liverpool at the end of the season.

Bills including council tax, water and telecoms go up in April.

That's according to the OECD.

Pharmacy staff are facing “escalating abuse” from patients while at work, with reports of racism, verbal attacks and violence, a survey has found..

The Ferrari driver is fourth in the 2026 F1 Championship.

Citizens Advice has warned it is already giving “crisis support” every 30 seconds ahead of household bills including council tax and water rising from April..

Western nations are facing a “war on two fronts”, Sir Keir Starmer has warned, as he meets allies at a major European defence summit..

Two men who were arrested in connection with the arson attack on Jewish community ambulances in Golders Green have been released on bail, police said..

In Ghost Songs to Die for with Madame Isolde, performer Tristan Wolfe brings haunted legends of Sussex to Brighton Fringe through storytelling and songs.

A weekly round-up of dining deals and offers in the city, compiled by Nick Mosley.

Italian restaurant Tutto is launching a new event series celebrating Italy’s most iconic food and wine regions.

If you go down to the Seafront Gallery this month, you’ll see a wonderful exhibition celebrating women’s rugby, writes Steve Davis.

The Argus's readers have had their say on Brighton and Hove City Council’s plans to take charge of the city’s buses

McCain is bringing an unexpected seaside treat to Brighton Beach in what the brand is describing as a 'world first'.

Brighton Dome Comedy Festival returns from October 16-25 and this year has partnered with Komedia.

Eastbourne's skies are set to host a historic Spitfire flypast in April

Sotheby's International Realty (SIR) has revealed its picks of the best shopping towns in the UK.

A long-awaited upgrade to one of Sussex's most congested coastal roads has been given the green light as part of a major government roads investment strategy worth £27 billion over the next five years.

An unauthorised caravan encampment has formed in Shoreham, West Sussex, next to a leisure centre called Wadurs, the council said.

A man from Uckfield has been jailed for 14 years today at Brighton Magistrates' Court for raping a child while working for Secamb.

The government has announced a further delay to its plans to reorganise local councils across Sussex, including Brighton and Hove

A visitor spotted the Blue-Based Earthtongue at the Kingley Vale National Nature Reserve in West Sussex

A woman who defrauded the government out of £23,000 in benefits "milked the system for every penny she could get"

A violent offender from Crawley gouged the eyes of a police officer in a horrific attack that has permanently affected her sight

The next stage of a major housing development in Hellingly has been given the go ahead

A woman has been spared jail after defrauding £23,000 from the government in benefits while living a “lavish lifestyle”

West Sussex County Council has approved the use of £6.3million to pay for a satellite site for a school for children with special needs

Brighton and Hove City Council has received a funding boost of £9.2m to help expand social housing in the city