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Mohamed Salah Tipped To Join Top European Club
The 33-year-old announced earlier this week that he will leave Liverpool at the end of the season.
Citizens Advice Giving Crisis Support Every 30 Seconds Ahead Of Bill Rises
Bills including council tax, water and telecoms go up in April.
UK Faces Weaker Economic Growth And Higher Inflation
That's according to the OECD.
Pharmacy Staff Facing Escalating Abuse From Patients Poll Finds
Pharmacy staff are facing “escalating abuse” from patients while at work, with reports of racism, verbal attacks and violence, a survey has found..
Lewis Hamilton Putting Absolutely Everything In Bid For Eighth World Title
The Ferrari driver is fourth in the 2026 F1 Championship.
Citizens Advice Giving Crisis Support Every 30 Seconds Ahead Of Bill Rises
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..
West Facing War On Two Fronts Starmer Warns At Defence Summit
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 Arrested Over Golders Green Arson Attack Released On Bail Police Say
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..
Whitehall To Cut Consultations That Slow Down Decision Making Ministers Say
Ministers have vowed to strip away “outdated regulations and overlapping consultations” in a bid to speed up decision-making in Whitehall..
Watchdog Probing Forces Handling Of Sex Abuse Reports Made Against Andrew Tate
The police watchdog is investigating a force’s handling of sexual abuse allegations made against influencer Andrew Tate..
Consumer Confidence Collapses As Middle East War Escalates
Consumer confidence has “collapsed” as the war in the Middle East raises fears of soaring inflation over the coming months, figures show..
Resident Doctors Announce Strikes Just After Easter Break
Resident doctors in England are to strike for six days in the ongoing row over jobs and pay, the British Medical Association (BMA) announced..
First Music Roster For Disabled Artists Aims To Stop Infantilisation
A new music roster for disabled artists has been launched to help ensure musicians are recognised as professionals and tackle “infantilisation” in the industry..
Olivia Dean Lily Allen And CMAT Among Artists Nominated For The Ivors
Olivia Dean, Lily Allen and CMAT are among the artists nominated for awards which celebrate songwriting..
Luke Littler Helps England Squad Hit Target In Darts Tournament
Luke Littler was happy to teach the England squad how to hit the target as he hosted a darts tournament at St George’s Park..
Teenager Who Recorded Fatal Hammer Attack On Mother Jailed For Murder
A teenager who murdered his mother with a hammer and recorded his attack on a dictaphone has been jailed for a minimum of 22 years and six months..
First Woman Archbishop Of Canterbury Vows To Create Space Amid Difference
The first female Archbishop of Canterbury has pledged to “create a space where there is difference” as she acknowledged there is not universal support for women bishops..
Two Men Arrested Over Golders Green Ambulances Arson Attack
Two men have been arrested in connection with the Golders Green arson attack on Jewish community ambulances, police said..
UK Inflation Remains Steady Prior To Impact Of Iran Conflict
UK inflation flatlined at 3% last month prior to the impact of the Iran war, according to official figures..
Beloved Childrens Animated Series Mr Benn To Be Adapted Into A Live Action Film
The beloved children’s animated series Mr Benn will be adapted into a live action film..
Local News
Competition launched to celebrate new city Monopoly edition
Monopoly fans are being invited to share why they love Chichester for a chance to take part in a launch event.
Breeders’ kindness helps woman find hope after losing beloved pet
A dog owner from Chichester has credited the kind breeders who helped her battle through depression for setting her on the way to taking her four-legged friends to Crufts.
Licence application submitted for major pier repair works
A licence application was submitted for repair works on Brighton Palace Pier.
Council updates parking zone rules in administrative change
Brighton and Hove City Council is updating descriptions for parking and bus restrictions across the city.
Residents warned over road closure and parking changes
Temporary road closures will be affecting residents in the coming months.
UK’s largest indoor cricket academy opens at university campus
The Square One Cricket Academy, has opened at the University of Brighton’s new Brighton Sport and Health Complex in Falmer.
Study finds rising electricity demand undermines renewable energy growth
Research by the University of Sussex shows expansion of renewable energy is being used to meet rising electricity demands rather than displacing fossil fuels.
A cleaner, greener vision for the future of our public spaces
Public realm is the freely accessible space that makes up the character of our neighbourhoods, writes Cllr Jacob Allen.
Dementia-focused care service earns outstanding CQC rating
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has again rated Home Instead – Eastbourne and Hailsham as outstanding following an inspection.
One-way system and closures planned during match days
Road closures and one-way restrictions will be in place for football match days.
Major changes planned for 18 pedestrian crossings
Road crossings across Brighton and Hove could soon be changed to Toucan crossings.
New project captures decades of mental health experiences at Sussex NHS
An oral history project, capturing and sharing the voices of people who have used or worked in NHS mental health services in Sussex has been launched.
Marathon walk raises nearly £2,000 for assistance dog charity
Colleagues at a Brighton veterinary practice have kicked off a year of fundraising for worthy causes by completing a marathon walk.
Flytipping and littering offenders fined in council crackdown
Littering and fly-tipping is illegal and can cost you up to £1,000 if prosecuted for littering and up to £50,000 for fly-tipping.
Speeding Tesla driver and train fare dodger among those at Crawley Magistrates' Court
In the Dock - A round-up of recent cases heard at Crawley Magistrates’ Court in West Sussex, including speeding Tesla and Mercedes drivers
Hospice opens its largest superstore ever in town centre
The launch follows extensive redevelopment of the site and features furniture, fashion, bridalwear, bicycles and a repair shop for upcycling donated items
Beckham's son to perform in Brighton as part of his debut UK tour
Cruz Beckham has said he hopes to put a “smile on people’s faces” with his music, adding: “People need it right now.”
'Vanishingly rare' illustrations from classic children's book are rediscovered
Two original water colour illustrations from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book. that were long thought to be lost have been found
How storms have helped protect Sussex town's seafront from eroding
Work is being carried out to protect homes and businesses along Worthing seafront and in the town centre from coastal erosion
Rare creature described as 'Sussex tiger' could go extinct, says wildlife expert
The 'Sussex Tiger' sea trout, a rare giant fish found in Sussex, could be wiped out by housing plans that would hit its breeding streams









































