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New Prime Minister Will Not Change UK Ukraine Dynamic Keir Starmer Vows
The UK’s support for Ukraine “will not waver” and the change in prime minister will not “change that dynamic,” Sir Keir Starmer has said on his final visit to Kyiv while in office..
No 10 Backs Calls For Fifa Probe After Argentina Players Wave Falklands Banner
Downing Street has backed calls for Fifa to investigate whether Argentina players broke rules by brandishing a banner in support of their country’s claim to the Falkland Islands at the World Cup..
Andy Burnham To Be Crowned Labour Leader On Friday After Securing Union Backing
Prime minister-in-waiting Andy Burnham is set to become the Labour leader on Friday after he was backed by trade unions linked to the party..
Government Brings British Steel Under Public Ownership
British Steel has come under public ownership to protect “the future of steel production” in the UK, the Government has announced..
Patients Voice Concern Over GP AI Transcription Tools
Patients have expressed concerns over the use of artificial intelligence transcription tools used during certain GP consultations..
Number Of UK 18 Year Olds With University Or College Offer Hits Record High
The number of 18-year-olds in the UK who have offers for undergraduate courses has hit a record high, Ucas figures show..
Argentina Produce Late Comeback To End Englands World Cup Hopes
England’s World Cup dreams ended in a heartbreaking semi-final defeat to Argentina as Lionel Messi inspired a chaotic late 2-1 turnaround..
England World Cup Dream Over As Argentina Make It Through To The Final
England's arch rivals will face Spain on Sunday.
Keir Starmer Pledges Wholehearted Support To Andy Burnham In Final PMQs
Sir Keir Starmer has pledged to give his “wholehearted support” to prime minister-in-waiting Andy Burnham, as he made his final appearance at the despatch box..
Thomas Tuchel Feels No England Burden But Sees Absolute Beauty Of Semi Final
Thomas Tuchel does not feel burdened by England’s 60-year wait for World Cup glory and instead sees beauty in the enormity of Wednesday’s semi-final against historic rivals Argentina.
Starmer Faces Final Cabinet And PMQs As Burnham Edges Closer To No 10
Sir Keir Starmer will face his last Cabinet and Prime Minister’s Questions while Andy Burnham nears the Labour leadership finish line as nominations close on Wednesday..
Thames Water Boss Seeks Urgent Clarity From New PM As Funding Set To Dry Up
The boss of Thames Water has called for urgent clarity from prime minister-in-waiting Andy Burnham over his plans for the sector as he insisted the stricken utility could run out of cash within months unless a funding deal is struck..
Voluntary Element Of Social Media Curfew Will Be Kept Under Review Phillipson
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has not ruled out changing the voluntary element of social media curfews for teenagers in the future if it is found they are turning off safety features..
One In Five Mothers Seek Emergency Care In Year After Babies Are Born Report
More than one in five mothers (22%) need emergency care in the year after their babies are born, according to new analysis..
Government Must Stand Up To The Food Industry To Tackle Obesity Epidemic MPs
The Government must “stand up” to the food industry after decades of failure to tackle obesity that is costing the country tens of billions a year, MPs have said..
Spain Into World Cup Final As France Fall Flat
Mikel Oyarzabal and Pedro Porro fired ruthless Spain into the World Cup final as France’s quest for glory fell apart in Dallas..
Spain Are Through To The Final Of The World Cup
They secured victory over France after a thrilling two-nil win in Dallas..
Ann Widdecombe Killed In Targeted Attack Counter Terror Police Say
Veteran politician Ann Widdecombe was killed in a “targeted attack”, counter-terrorism police investigating her death have said..
Covid PPE Procurement Saw Vast 10 Billion Waste Inquiry Finds
The scramble to buy PPE during the pandemic saw the UK waste almost £10 billion of taxpayers’ money, the official inquiry into the handling of Covid-19 has found..
Politicians Facing Horrific Culture Of Violence Cabinet Minister Says
Politicians face a “horrific” culture of violence which has become worse in recent years, a Cabinet minister has warned..
Local News
Thousands enjoy Spring Live! weekend at South of England showground
Crowds gathered for a weekend of farming, family fun and countryside entertainment last week.
RNLI volunteer makes history as first navigator at station
Volunteer Bea Homer has passed out as Littlehampton RNLI’s first dedicated navigator.
MP launches petition for GP first approach to housing growth
Jess Brown-Fuller MP has launched a petition backing the Liberal Democrats' proposed 'No Doctors, No Development' policy.
STEP Academy Trust celebrates strong results and school progress
A multi-academy trust is celebrating rising results and standout school progress.
University invests £2.5m to upgrade teaching spaces for students
The University of Brighton has completed a £2.5 million refurbishment of teaching spaces across its Moulsecoomb and Falmer campuses.
Goodwood racecourse prepares for May return of horseracing
Season Opener takes place at Goodwood Racecourse on May 1 and 2.
SECAmb chief executive steps down after three years in role
Simon Weldon left South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) on Friday, April 17.
Early intervention programme tackling stalking behaviour in Sussex
PCC Katy Bourne is highlighting the vital work taking place across Sussex to prevent stalking and protect victims at the earliest possible stage.
Marathon runner to attempt record dressed as tennis player
Rachel Talbot, from Horsham, is lacing up her trainers with a world record in sight.
New kitchenware store opens with discounts and giveaways
New ProCook store opens at Churchill Square Shopping Centre in Brighton.
Telegraph podcast to go on tour with live audience shows
The Daily T podcast is coming to Worthing on April 30.
Harry Cowley’s Brighton would never tolerate today’s empty homes scandal
As the housing crisis deepens locally and nationally, I wonder what one of this city’s great social activists and heroes, Harry Cowley, would be thinking, writes Steve Davis.
The Muppet Christmas Carol set for special live concert run
A beloved Christmas classic is coming to Brighton with a live concert experience.
Photographer captures Sussex countryside in vivid spring colour
Fields of vivid yellow stretch across Sussex countryside as spring brings a burst of colour to the landscape.
Reverend and The Makers announce Chalk gig on UK tour
Reverend andThe Makers have announced a major UK headline tour with Brighton stop.
Plumpton College showcases award winning sparkling rosé for spring
Plumpton College invites people to discover the award-winning Plumpton Estate Brut Rosé NV.
Happy Learners celebrates top marks in first Ofsted report
Happy Learners Day Nursery is celebrating having received a glowing first Ofsted report.
Updates as trespassers cause rush-hour train disruption
Trespassers on the railway have delayed trains between Haywards Heath and Lewes.
Police statement after three asylum seekers convicted of beach rape
A police detective said a rape victim showed "incredible strength" during the investigation, trial and conviction of three asylum seekers.
Man needed surgery after being pushed at nature reserve
A man needed surgery on his arm after being pushed over at a nature reserve.











































