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Man allegedly murdered boy 14 with sword in brutal string of attacks
A man allegedly murdered a 14-year-old boy with a Samurai sword in a brutal string of attacks that were indiscriminate, a court has heard..
Beyonce to bring Cowboy Carter Tour to London for six nights
Singer Beyonce is to bring her Cowboy Carter Tour to London for six performances at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium..
WH Smith to complete sale of high street chain within weeks
WH Smith has said it remains track to complete the sale of its UK high street chain to Hobbycraft owner Modella Capital at the end of the month..
The Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse By Election A Three Horse Race
In Scotlands latest by-election, its SNP vs Labour vs Reform UK.
Reeves to stick to fiscal rules amid budget wrangles ahead of spending review
Rachel Reeves acknowledged she had been forced to reject calls for funding for good projects as she refused to loosen the rules governing her stewardship of the public finances..
More pensioners will receive winter fuel payments
More pensioners will receive the winter fuel allowance this winter but payments will not be universal, the Government has said..
Searches for Madeleine McCann to continue in Portugal
Searches for Madeleine McCann are to resume in Portugal, near where the little girl was last seen in 2007..
Reeves to announce 15bn for transport outside London ahead of spending review
Rachel Reeves is set to tear up Treasury rules as she announces billions of pounds of investment in public transport in the North and Midlands..
Top universities pledge more support for care leavers to widen access to courses
Top universities have pledged more support for care leavers including contextual admissions and bursaries to get more disadvantaged young people into higher education..
Scots have best access to culture in UK but class divide exists
Scotland has the best access to culture of any part of the UK, according to a survey, but statistics indicate a class divide still exists..
Man arrested on suspicion of breaking into Windsor Castle grounds
A man has been arrested on suspicion of breaking into the grounds of Windsor Castle..
Prison officers told to wear body armour in high security jails after attacks
Prison officers will be told to wear body armour in high-security prisons, the Government has announced, days after a staff member was seriously injured in a stabbing..
Madeleine McCann Latest search sees teams drain well and clear dense vegetation
Search teams have been seen draining a well and clearing areas of dense vegetation near abandoned buildings as the latest search for Madeleine McCann continues in Portugal..
Ex glamour model Jodie Marsh can keep lemurs at animal sanctuary judge rules
Former glamour model Jodie Marsh can keep lemurs at her Essex animal sanctuary, a judge has ruled..
Water sector suffering from deep rooted failures review warns
The water sector is beset with deep-rooted, systemic failures, and needs fundamental reform of laws, regulation and infrastructure, a review has warned..
Private equity giant KKR pulls out of plans to invest in Thames Water
Thames Water said US private equity giant KKR has pulled out of plans to invest in the utility and it is now progressing talks with senior creditors for an alternative to stabilise its finances..
Ministers urged to take action over ghost number plates
Ministers are being pressured to take urgent action over illegal so-called ghost number plates..
Madeleine McCann Fresh police searches to start on Tuesday in Portugal
New searches by German police investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann are expected to begin in Portugal on Tuesday..
Trade Secretary to push for timeline on US tariff exemption
Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds is set to meet US officials on Tuesday as the UK aims to set a timeline for its exemption from President Donald Trumps tariffs..
Ryan Mason leaves Tottenham to take over as West Brom head coach
Ryan Mason has left Tottenham to take over as West Brom head coach on a three-year deal..
Local News
Hove venue to raise a glass to English Wine Week
Rockwater coastal dining group celebrates English Wine Week, showcasing Sussex's growing reputation for high-quality wine production.
Three men taken to hospital after vans crash into each other
Three men have been taken to hospital after two vans crashed into each other.
London to Brighton electric vehicle rally returns to seafront for fifth year
The London to Brighton Electric Vehicle (EV) rally has returned to the seafront for its fifth year.
Residents urged to reduce water use as supply drops due to hot weather
A water company is asking customers to reduce their usage as demand increases to the highest levels seen this year and supply drops.
Thousands of illegal cigarettes and vapes seized in town centre crack down
Hundreds of illegal cigarettes, tobacco and vapes have been seized in a town centre.
'Do not travel' warning for popular beach as parking sells out
Visitors have been told not to travel to a popular sandy beach without pre-booked parking.
Fashion studio recognised for success with prestigious business award
AYM Studio, a UK-made sustainable fashion brand from Crowborough, has won a King’s Award for Enterprise for international growth.
Roses and poppies in full swing: stunning summer blooms brighten the garden
There have been some pretty amazing blooms across the garden in recent weeks, notably from some very pretty roses. Roses (Rosa) are a classic and instantly recognisable plant, ideal for almost every style of garden. They flower abundantly from early summer in a choice of colours including pastel shades of pink, peach, cream or snowy-white; vibrant yellow and gold; orange, crimson or red. Many roses are fragrant and some types flower in one flush of blooms while others flower all summer long. Some have colourful fruits (hips) and the plants come in a range of forms, from traditional shrubs and climbers to miniature plants for patio containers.
Drivers warned as commonly believed speed camera myth could see them fined
The minimum penalty for being caught speeding on the UK's roads is a £100 fine.
'Do not eat': Products sold at Lidl, Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's and more recalled
Products sold at Sainsbury's, Asda, Tesco, Lidl, Iceland and other UK supermarkets have been recalled with the FSA saying "do not eat"
The 'fairytale place' in Sussex named one of Britain's most expensive postcodes
The Daily Mail has revealed the most expensive postcodes in Britain, highlighting the "prestige pockets" in each local area.
Greta, why do you think you can help?
Greta, now that you’ve finished your Mediterranean cruise and find yourself back in the home of flatpack furniture and meatballs – yes, I’d want to escape that too – I imagine you’re at a loose end. Why not come to Blighty? See what global warming has done for our summers. But the blue skies are deceptive – we need saving. Even Ed Sheeran says he’s Irish now. Don’t take my word for it, this is what Keir thinks: “We can stop the chaos, turn the page, and start to rebuild our country.” He sounds like Will Smith from I Am Legend.
Unused garden space transformed into family home in Hove as part of council scheme
The property is part of Brighton and Hove City Council’s Hidden Homes scheme.
Exhibition opens to mark 250th anniversary of one of UK's greatest artists
The link between JMW Turner and the landscapes that inspired him is to be the focus of an exhibition being held to mark the 250th anniversary of his birth
Former paratrooper becomes world’s fastest person to row solo around Great Britain
A man from Lewes has become the fastest person to row solo around Great Britain.
Sussex garden named one of UK's best for a summer visit
Sheffield Park and Garden has been named as one of the UK's best for a summer visit.
Elizabethan mansion to reopen after extensive two year renovation
Wakehurst Mansion will reopen this month following an extensive two-year renovation.
Thousands to be spent on removing chewing gum that ‘blights’ town’s streets
Thousands of pounds are to be spent on removing chewing gum from streets in Eastbourne
Gatwick employer says it is in 'strong' financial position amid job fears
Red Handling, which employs dozens of Gatwick ground workers, has said it is in a “strong financial position” after there were fears over its future.
Decision due on major development for hundreds of homes
Proposals for a major housing development on the outskirts of Bexhill are set to go in front of Rother councillors.