Students in Kent have queued for hours for meningitis vaccines for a second day as a public health director said “sporadic” household clusters could appear in other parts of the UK..

The Foreign Secretary has warned Tehran against targeting UK interests as her Iranian counterpart said the UK providing its military bases to the US to use is seen as “participation in aggression”..

Entering a football match without a ticket will become a criminal offence ahead of Sunday’s Carabao Cup final at Wembley, more than five years after thousands of ticketless fans stormed the same stadium..

Household energy bills could jump by £332 a year in July as recent sharp increases in wholesale prices are set to feed through into Ofgem’s price cap, according to the latest forecasts..

The family of a teenager who died from meningitis in the Kent outbreak have described their “immeasurable loss” as the number of cases jumped to 29..

The NHS “coped, but only just” during the Covid-19 pandemic, the inquiry into the crisis has concluded..

Health Secretary Wes Streeting has said more people affected by a meningitis outbreak in Kent will get vaccines as the number of cases rose to 27..

The Bank of England has held interest rates at 3.75% as policymakers hiked forecasts for UK inflation due to war in the Middle East pushing up energy prices..

Wet weather in the UK, teamed with the “spectre” of higher energy bills sparked by the conflict in the Middle East, could place millions of people with lung conditions at risk of health problems, a charity has warned..

The harrowing impact of the coronavirus pandemic on patients and NHS staff is to be laid bare in a new report..

The Senegalese Football Federation has announced its intention to appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport after the country was stripped of the Africa Cup of Nations title..

Controversial legislation that would have made Scotland the first nation in the UK to back assisted dying has been defeated at Holyrood..

Five new cases of meningitis have been reported in Kent, taking the total number being investigated by health officials to 20.

A charity is urging Scotland’s political parties to commit to passing legislation that would give people access to shared e-scooter schemes for the first time..

Older and vulnerable people are being targeted by online scammers in a “cruel” spate of friendship fraud, a bank is warning..

Vladimir Putin cannot be allowed to benefit from the Iran war, the Prime Minister told Volodymyr Zelensky during his visit to the UK..

Families and tourists thronged the streets in cities and towns across the island of Ireland for St Patrick’s Day, while reflecting on what it means to be Irish..

The King is preparing to host the first incoming state visit by a Muslim leader during Ramadan in what is believed to be nearly 100 years..

The UK should follow more of the European Union’s rules to boost trade and cut prices, Rachel Reeves has claimed..

Students in university halls in Kent are to be offered the meningitis B vaccine, Wes Streeting has said, as officials work to stem the spread of infection in an “unprecedented” outbreak..

The seafront saw large crowds today as warm, sunny weather drew people outdoors

The King donned his sturdy shoes as he marked the opening of England’s newest nature reserve at a treasured Sussex landscape and walked part of the King Charles III England Coast Path on its launch.

King Charles has unveiled the world’s longest managed coastal walking route

Drugs, cash and weapons, including firearms, have been seized amid a week-long drugs crackdown

Plans to convert Chichester’s former House of Fraser building into 87 flats have been submitted to the district council

Formal “initial demolition notices” are due to be served on people living in eight condemned tower blocks in Brighton.

A seafront team helped to rescue an aquatic creature when it found itself in an "unusual" spot

People living in flats in Whitehawk, in Brighton, have either not received their food waste caddies or in some cases have received the larger bins meant for houses.

A woman who was allegedly raped on Brighton beach by two asylum seekers while another filmed the attack broke down in tears as she told a court the men are “evil” and ruined her life.

Teenage drivers who have just passed their test should be accompanied by an adult, a coroner has suggested after a 16-year-old died in a crash on the Sussex border

Hastings Central Library to install an accessible platform stair lift, protecting historic mosaic flooring and Grade II listed features. Work set for summer 2026.

A couple celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary have said they are proud to have reached the milestone

A 16th Century Grade II listed building in Rye that served as holiday lets is set to return to a single family home

The national supermarket chain has submitted plans for a new store in a former Range unit have faced objections over noise

Sussex Police have objected to a temporary late-licence extension for Molotov Cocktail and Vodka Bar on Chatsworth Road, in Worthing

Elmer Beach will get £7.9 million to tackle coastal erosion as part of a wider £4.2 billion government investment to tackle coastal erosion

Ofsted is now satisfied the nursery has met the safeguarding and welfare actions raised, but rated it "needs attention" in an inspection on January 14

The crossing is being moved east of the Montague Place junction as part of the Montague Gardens transformation project

A furious dad said a delivery driver ate his Greggs takeaway order outside his front door

The leader of Brighton and Hove City Council has promised that the King's Road paddling pool will be replaced after there were fears for its future.