Metropolitan Police officers are being investigated for alleged racism over their handling of a road crash that killed two schoolgirls..

The report into the Southport killings shows “devastating” failures and the need for urgent reforms, lawyers for the three murdered girls have said..

To live in the moment and let go of grudges is some of the life advice shared by terminally ill patients for a new Marie Curie campaign..

A significant proportion of older people are deciding to “unretire” as the financial reality of retirement falls short of expectations, according to research..

West Brom insist they have “fully complied” with the EFL’s financial rules amid fears of a points deduction for the relegation-threatened Championship side..

Paddington The Musical was the big winner at the 2026 Olivier Awards, where the West End revivals of Evita and Into The Woods also won plaudits..

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are set to begin a visit to Australia which includes both charitable and commercial engagements across Melbourne, Canberra and Sydney..

Southport killer Axel Rudakubana had “clearly revealed” he was an extreme danger and his attack on a children’s dance class “could and should have been prevented”, a public inquiry has found..

Deep-fried food will be banned from school menus and sugary treats limited as part of a sweeping standards overhaul aimed at tackling childhood obesity and tooth decay..

Tens of thousands of unpaid carers are to have their debts cut or cancelled in a sweeping Government review of historic overpayments..

Sir Keir Starmer has refused to join Donald Trump’s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, which could compound economic pain for Britons with higher petrol costs..

British jails face a “vicious circle of violence” as experience among prison officers falls to its lowest level in 15 years, ministers have been warned..

Further reductions of duties on fuel and a delay in a carbon tax increase have been announced by Irish premier Micheal Martin after an emergency cabinet meeting agreed on a response to the fuel crisis following major protests..

The Northern Irishman remains the joint clubhouse leader, level with the USA's Cam Young.

Lack of agreement after 21-hour Islamabad negotiations leaves fragile ceasefire in doubt.

Teams of experts will be deployed to NHS trusts with the highest rates of corridor care in a bid to end the “unacceptable, undignified” practice, the Government has announced..

Bird lovers could see golden eagles return to England, the Government has said, as it announced new funding to explore their reintroduction..

The head of Ireland’s police service has vowed to step up enforcement against fuel-cost protesters blocking critical infrastructure..

I Am Maximus became the first horse since Red Rum to regain his crown in the Randox Grand National, as Willie Mullins also became the first trainer since Vincent O’Brien in the 1950s to win three successive editions of the Aintree spectacular..

GB News presenter Eamonn Holmes is recovering in hospital after a stroke, the broadcaster has said..

I doubt any readers will have failed to notice the deluge of bad weather and storms which have hit the south coast in recent weeks.

Hastings Borough Council’s housing acquisitions programme has led to fewer children living in temporary accommodation and has helped people out of rough sleeping in 2025.

Customers demanded answers from South East Water bosses over the company's handling of water supply disruption.

Horsham climate tech innovator Showerkap has formally appointed Malcolm Foreman to its board of directors as chief financial officer (CFO).

This month, I have two garden talks to deliver, first on Tuesday the 10th in East Dean Village Hall, and second on Wednesday the 11th in the King Edward Hall.

Saltdean-based artist Laura Callaghan presents Ebb & Flow: Wild Waters, a solo art exhibition exploring the shifting rhythms of tide and season.

Dan Schreiber, co-host of the QI podcast No Such Thing As A Fish, will bring a new comedy show to Brighton.

Brighton Dome welcomes a range of engaging and entertaining events for children of all ages and their families to its three venues this this spring.

It’s a sign of the times. Where would you rather flee to? The US or China? 693,000 fled the UK last year. Are you surprised?

The University of Chichester welcomes comedian Joe Wells back to campus on March 5 for a live book reading and discussion.

The deadline to apply for 2026 is Monday February 16, and the agreements will start from March 1 on a one or two-year basis.

Two roads in Portslade are set to close temporarily for high voltage cable installation.

Jess Brown-Fuller MP has reaffirmed her commitment to improving infant feeding support for families.

Patients are receiving faster cancer diagnosis in Sussex, ensuring they can access life-saving treatment and quicker treatment.

I was delighted to join local NHS staff and management at the Royal Sussex Hospital for a big announcement on the future of cancer care in our region.

With much-anticipated opening of the Crazy Goose gastropub on Boyce’s Street in Brighton’s Lanes this week, Nick Mosley takes a gander.

Plans to lower the speed limit in part of Newhaven are due to go in front of county councillors next week.

Roffey Homes will begin preparation works for the Union Gardens development this month, following the purchase of the site from Worthing Borough Council

Kinsbrook Vineyard, in Thakeham, has notified Horsham District Council of its plans to host the campsite for two days each week from April to September 2026

A mum-of-two has won £83,333 in the People's Postcode Lottery as £1 million is split between her and her neighbours