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Electrical Failure Causes Rail Disruption In Midlands And North West England
An electricity supply failure at a communications centre is causing major disruption to trains in the Midlands and north-west England, National Rail has said..
Former Reality Star Stephen Bear Has Been Jailed For Sixteen Months
Disgraced former reality TV star Stephen Bear has been jailed for sixteen months at Chelmsford Crown Court for breaching a restraining order.
Farmer Jailed For Life For Murdering Man And Hiding Body In Barrel
A former butcher who dismembered his victim then hid the body in a concrete-filled barrel has been jailed for at least 35 years..
Two Arrested After Police Officers Hurt During Second Night Of Disorder In Town
Two men have been arrested after police officers were taken to hospital during a second night of disorder in a market town which has seen anti-immigration protests..
Just 14 Of Englands Rivers Lakes And Coastal Waters In Good Ecological Health
Just 14% of England’s rivers, lakes and coastal waters are in good ecological health, a new assessment reveals..
Gianni Infantino Retains FIFA Boards Support After Crisis Meeting In Morocco
Gianni Infantino has the “full support” of FIFA’s management board despite being forced to abandon his plan to sell stakes in a company to run the World Cup to private investors..
Experts Warn That Water Scarcity May Continue Despite Flood Alerts
Heavy rain which could cause flooding in parts of Scotland is unlikely to provide the relief that is needed after exceptionally dry weather, experts have warned..
Mohamed Salah Arrives In Istanbul Wearing Trabzonspor Shirt To Finalise Move
Mohamed Salah has arrived in Istanbul wearing a Trabzonspor shirt to finalise a move to the Turkish Super Lig side..
TV Dog Trainer Graeme Hall Joins Strictly Come Dancing I Cant Wait
TV presenter and dog trainer Graeme Hall is the latest contestant to be announced for Strictly Come Dancing, and said: “I can’t wait to get started.”.
Ryanair Passenger Numbers Reach New High
Ryanair’s monthly passenger numbers reached an all-time high of more than 22 million in July..
No Disciplinary Proceedings Against Police Officer Who Shot Chris Kaba
The police marksman who shot Chris Kaba will not face disciplinary proceedings, a watchdog has confirmed..
Woman Arrested After Four Men Stabbed In Covent Garden
A woman has been arrested after four men were stabbed in Covent Garden in central London, police said..
Man Charged In Connection With Death Of Nine Year Old Girl
A 35-year-old man has been charged in connection with the death of a nine-year-old child in Arbroath..
Body Recovered In Search For Boy 13 In Sea Off East Yorkshire Coast
A body has been recovered in the search for a 13-year-old boy who got into difficulty in the sea off the East Yorkshire coast, police have said..
Storm Could Cause Flooding In Scotland While South East Cries Out For Rain
Thundery showers are set to batter parts of the country and a handful of flood alerts are in place in Scotland – while central and southern England are likely to miss out on most of the much-needed rain..
Paris Hilton Shares Traumatising Effect Of Finding Fame At Early Age
Paris Hilton has admitted her experience finding fame at an early age was “traumatising sometimes”..
Single Sex Spaces Code Comes In Force More Than Year After Supreme Court Ruling
Guidance on use of toilets and changing rooms as single-sex spaces comes into force on Wednesday, almost a year-and-a-half after the landmark Supreme Court ruling on biological sex..
Police Federation Threatens Legal Action Over Early Release Of Pc Harpers Killers
A Police Federation chief has threatened to take the Government to court to stop Pc Andrew Harper’s killers being released from prison early..
Burnham Not Considering Public Inquiry Into Epsteins UK Activities
Andy Burnham is not actively considering a public inquiry into the UK actions of paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein despite claims the Government was “looking into” holding one, it is understood..
Victims Minister Says PM Looking Into Possible Epstein Inquiry
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is “looking into” a possible public inquiry into the UK actions of paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein, the victims minister has said..
Local News
University of Brighton graduate designs 3D-printed low-cost prosthetic foot
A uni graduate developed a low-cost prosthetic foot for children that could reduce time they wait for correctly sized prosthesis from six weeks to seven days
'Council meetings should be easier to attend, understand and take part in'
At last week’s Full Council meeting, Green Councillor Ollie Sykes made a bold manifesto promise on the hoof, but one we think is needed.
MP champions new homelessness hub in funding appeal
Chris Ward, MP for Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven, is backing the government’s push to end rough sleeping.
New retirement community welcomes visitors to show suite
A new later living community has officially opened its show suite in Eastbourne.
Zoo celebrates baby boom with rare monkeys and lemur births
Lemur babies, spider monkeys and prairie dog pups are among the latest arrivals in a season of new life at Drusillas zoo.
New SIXT car hire branch opens at railway station
A new car rental branch has opened in the heart of Brighton
Horsham District Council announces £7.2 million investment in infrastructure
Horsham District Council has approved more than £7.2 million of Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funding for projects across the Horsham District.
West Sussex village to benefit from £2.3 million Southern Water network overhaul
Residents in the village of Cocking are set to benefit from a major programme of water mains replacements from Southern Water.
British astronaut Tim Peake to bring latest tour to Bexhill-On-Sea this October
Tim Peake's UK tour, Astronauts: The Quest To Explore Space, will come to the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill-On-Sea on October 14.
Restaurant unveils exclusive beers created with Sussex brewery
A restaurant has teamed up with a local brewery to launch two new beers.
University hosts biggest chess tournament in its history
Chess champions, rising stars and fans gathered for University of Sussex’s largest-ever tournament.
Italian food tour to bring taste of Italy to Sussex countryside
An immersive Italian food adventure is coming to Sussex countryside.
LEGO Brick Festival returns with family fun and rare displays
A celebrated LEGO fan event is set to return to Crawley.
Garden centre named the best destination in the South East
A garden centre in Copthorne has been crowned the best in the South East.
Exhibition shines spotlight on Quentin Bell's colourful legacy
An artist’s “antidote to gloom” is being celebrated in an exhibition.
Residents invited to have their say on district plan changes
Proposed changes to Mid Sussex District Plan are now under public consultation.
Families welcomed back as upgraded play area officially opens
A newly upgraded play area is now open and ready for families to enjoy.
Family-run nursery earns 'Strong' across all Ofsted categories
A Hove nursery has been rated ‘Strong’ in all areas under Ofsted’s new system.
Inclusive sports event helps people build confidence and friendships
People with learning disabilities are proving that sport is about more than competition.
Annual Teddy Bears Picnic returns with free family fun
Children and families in Haywards Heath are invited to bring their teddy bears for an afternoon of fun.









































