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Duffy relishing Wembley chance after life-saving surgery and Everton rejection
Shane Duffy is the type of character who will just get back up again when Stones are thrown at him. Albion's defensive rock survived life-saving surgery as a teenager when his liver was sliced open in an accidental clash with a goalkeeper during
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Albion stay 15th after Saints let lead slip
Albion have received a Premier League boost – and Manchester City a setback – on the eve of FA Cup semi-final day. The Seagulls remain 15th in the table after rivals Southampton lost 3-1 at home to Liverpool, who again leapfrog City at the top.
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Five down in the first hour - but Sussex won't panic
David Wiese believes Sussex are far too level-headed to be un-nerved by a dodgy start. That is just as well considering they were 36-5 on their own pitch just an hour into the new season. The county’s top order folded under partial cloud cover
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Have your say on the best Indian restaurant in Brighton and Hove
WHETHER you’re a vindaloo veteran or prefer to play it safe with a cooling korma, most of us love a good curry. But recently Britain’s tastes have changed as the chicken tikka masala, once heralded as Britain’s national dish, has been dethroned
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Crash leaves car wheel facing wrong way and debris across road
A CRASH has blocked a road. The incident happened at about 6.50pm today in Shipley Road, Southwater. It left one car with a wheel bent out of shape and debris across the road. Police attended the scene. Horsham Police posted on Twitter
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New community reporter starts at The Argus
A Facebook-funded Community Reporter has started at the Argus. Sam Brooke is one of the first Community Reporters to be appointed in the country and will focus on covering news from communities in Brighton and Hove. The 18 year-old began his
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Late decision on March for Wembley
Albion will make a late decision on Solly March's availability for Wembley. The winger has travelled with the squad for the FA Cup semi-final against Manchester City. March went off with a calf injury in the first half of the 3-0 defeat at
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Brighton council rated among best in UK for fixing potholes (yes, really)
Brighton and Hove City Council has been rewarded for being one of the best in the UK at fixing potholes. The authority has scooped £440,000 in government funding to help pay for more roadworks. The cash was awarded to councils which demonstrate
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No Connolly for title-chasing Albion youngsters
Albion under-23s continue their title quest at the Amex tonight without Aaron Connolly. The prolific Republic of Ireland striker has linked up with Luton Town after recovering from injury. Connolly's loan move to the promotion-bound Hatters
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Wannabe serial killer sexually abused teen girls and had 'murder manual', plastic sheeting, and knives
A PREDATORY teenage paedophile created a "murder manual" and had a list of people he wanted to kill. Harry Leigh wanted to be known as the Red Ribbon Killer of Hastings and made detailed plans to kill young girls and leave red ribbons by their
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'Major fire' that destroyed house believed to be arson attack
A “MAJOR” fire that destroyed a house was started deliberately, say police. The blaze raged for more than three hours at a house in Lyons Road, Horsham, on Monday evening. ⚠️ We are currently dealing with a domestic fire in Lyons
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'Extensive' oil spill across A27 causing slow traffic
AN “EXTENSIVE” oil spill has covered part of the A27. The spill was reported at about 1pm today near the junction with Waterhall Road in Brighton. Brighton and Hove City Council said: “Please be aware that an extensive oil spill has been discovered
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How Solly and Gerrard have shown Stephens he must keep the Cup faith
Dale Stephens does not mind admitting it. He thought the game was up for Albion in this season’s FA Cup. That was with about five minutes of the 90 left at Millwall. He wasn’t the only one from the Sussex coast who felt the end was nigh
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Man on the run from police found dead at cliffs
A BODY found at the bottom of the cliffs has been identified as a man on the run from the police. Geoffrey Peacock, 30, from Hastings was recalled to prison but refused police orders. A body found at Seaford Head on February 25 has been identified
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Albion could face Aguero
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola confirmed star striker Sergio Aguero is "almost fit" and will travel with the rest of the squad for Saturday's FA Cup semi-final against Albion. The Argentinian missed the midweek Premier League fixture against
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Road closed after balcony collapses
A BALCONY collapsed in a city street causing a road to be closed. Police and fire services rushed to Denmark Terrace in Brighton yesterday evening after a house’s balcony came “adrift”. The road was shut as the area was “made safe”. Brighton
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Dunk and Duffy key to Wembley chances says Albion legend
Albion legend Bobby Zamora believes hopes of causing a Wembley shock against Manchester City rest on Lewis Dunk and Shane Duffy. Zamora says the dependable duo in the centre of defence are key to the Seagulls' chances. Former goal scorer turned
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Major cannabis factory found by police in Eastbourne
Police discovered a cannabis factory containing about 350 plants. Officers found plants in five rooms at a property on Cavendish Place, Eastbourne at 9.20am on Monday after smelling the drug. A man at the property tried to escape up by climbing
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Cyclist, 47, suffers concussion and cuts in crash
A DRIVER hit a cyclist who suffered concussion, cuts and grazes. The cyclist, 47, was believed to have lost consciousness and was taken to Eastbourne District General Hospital. The incident happened at Marshall Roundabout, Hampden Park, in
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The PubSpy investigates: The Cricketers
PUBSPY will never reveal his political affiliation but I could not help but agree with Crawley’s Conservative MP Henry Smith who, when asked about Brexit recently, responded with “enough of this bullsh*t”. As MPs on both sides of the House continue
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Gulf is growing between Prem's top and bottom clubs warns Hughton
CHRIS HUGHTON has warned the gap between the Premier League’s top and bottom clubs is getting bigger because of finances. He expects transfer fees to keep on rising, increasing the divide between the richest and clubs like Albion. Seagulls
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Revving up for Wembley, Albion star reveals car-eer choice
Alireza Jahanbakhsh could have his head under a bonnet. Instead he is heading to Wembley with Albion. And a chance to make up for a series of cup near misses. Jahanbakhsh became Albion's record signing last summer when they bought him from
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WATCH: 'I'm a Gypsy and you're a f***ing nonce' - Man has bizarre meltdown as he threatens Brighton's Disco Bunny in the street
A MAN screamed “I’m an Irish Gypsy” and “I’m a real man” as he threatened to “knock out” Brighton’s Disco Bunny in a bizarre rant caught on video. The crazed man can be seen shouting “I’ll knock you sideways” in a six-minute meltdown which sees
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WATCH: Fatboy Slim transforms tiny flat into nightclub and plays amazing gig for nine people
FATBOY Slim nearly saw his final UK tour date shut down due to noise complaints. The Brighton DJ, whose real name is Norman Cook, recently finished an arena tour of the country, but this show was something entirely different. Having performed
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A27 CRASH: Delays after two vehicles collide
TWO vehicles have crashed on the A27, causing delays. Police were called to the westbound carriageway just after the Shoreham traffic lights at 8.26am. The outside lane is blocked and a half-mile queue has built up.
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Midfielder says Albion must pose a threat against City
DALE STEPHENS says Albion must pose an attacking threat to Manchester City. Even if it is only once in a while. The midfielder is braced for a big test of discipline and organisation as the Seagulls aim for an FA Cup semi-final shock. But
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JAILED: Drunk lawyer who launched 'appalling' racist attack on cabin crew after she was refused more wine
A HOVE lawyer who spat at a flight attendant during a racist foul-mouthed tirade after she was refused alcohol on a nine-hour business class flight has been jailed for six months. Judge Nicholas Wood, sentencing at Isleworth Crown Court, told Simone
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Hughton calls on players to make club proud
ALBION boss Chris Hughton has urged his players to deliver a performance the club can be proud of at Wembley. The odds are stacked against the Seagulls in tomorrow’s FA Cup semi-final against Manchester City (5.30). Hughton says what matters
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Cafe owner banned from selling booze bids for a licence... next door
A CAFÉ owner banned from selling alcohol there after repeatedly flouting council rules has applied for a licence for a new cafe next door. Emad Abdolkhani was caught selling alcohol without a licence at Barcode in Church Road, Hove, when he served
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Argus comment: We're proud Brighton is the most successful seaside community
A NEW report says Brighton is the UK’s most successful seaside community and that should make us proud. Not only is our city a thriving hub for new and exciting businesses, but it has an unique identity that nowhere else can match. What other
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Songs of Praise episode filmed in Sussex airs this week
A POPULAR religious television show was filmed at a care home. BBC One’s Songs of Praise visited Guild Care’s Bradbury Wellbeing Centre, in Robin Road, Goring, near Worthing. Filming took place at the end of March and the episode will air on
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Labour unveil plans to build two autism centres in Brighton
THE CITY’S Labour Party has promised to build two autism spectrum disorder centres should it be re-elected in the upcoming local elections. The party also says it will do everything in its power, including lobbying the Government, for extra funding
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SOLD OUT: 34,000 Albion fans will outnumber City support at Wembley
BRIGHTON and Hove Albion are expected to have more than 34,000 fans descending on Wembley tomorrow. The Seagulls will be out in force to watch Chris Hughton’s side take on the Premier League powerhouse that is Manchester City in the FA Cup semi-final
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Brewery wins top award
A BREWERY has won a prestigious award for its vegan and gluten-free beer. Gun Brewery, based in Chiddingly, near Heathfield , won a gold medal in this year’s Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA) awards at Liverpool Beer X. The award was given
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The best spots in the city to visit for a healthy bite to eat
This city is full of health nuts who know exactly what the body needs to thrive. This Sunday is National Health Day and so in honour of Brighton’s healthy eaters Jamie Walker has found TripAdvisor’s top ten “healthy” eating spots in the city The
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Man bailed over library 'stabbing'
A MAN was taken to hospital after a reported stabbing which took place outside a library. Police sealed off Sutton Park Road in Seaford after reports of a “fight” between three men on Saturday at 3.40pm. There were reports that one man had been
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'Gobby' defendant went for cigarette break then was 'incapable of standing up'
A MAN was denied entry to court when security officers thought he had taken drugs. Ryan Breach had arrived at Brighton Magistrates’ Court for his hearing, and went out for a “cigarette break”. He was due to face charges of racial harassment and
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Popular young man took his own life after battling with depression
A MUCH-loved designer took his own life jumping off a cliff edge after battling with depression for years. Andrew Leng lived in Hertford Road, Brighton, and worked as a freelance graphic designer. The 36-year-old had been suffering with severe
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Let's have a 'non-stop gay orgy' at hotels owned by the Sultan of Brunei – Piers Morgan
PIERS Morgan is calling for a “non-stop global gay orgy” at hotels owned by the Sultan of Brunei. This week, the Sultan, who owns many hotels in the UK, introduced strict new Islamic laws which would see gay sex punishable by death. In response
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Ericka Waller column: How could people have so much hate?
HERE in Brighton, we think nothing of seeing gay people hand in hand under rainbow umbrellas, ballet dancing over puddles. It’s not a choice. It’s not a decision. It’s not like Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn sitting down to try and work something out
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Teachers at three schools to go on strike
TEACHERS have voted to strike over plans to privatise three schools via the academy programme. Parents of pupils at the schools, Peacehaven Heights Primary School, Telscombe Cliffs School and Peacehaven Community School (PCS), have been campaigning
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Five shows to check out in Sussex this week
Seann Walsh Assembly Hall and Richmond Rooms, Worthing, Saturday, April 6 Undoubtedly one of the kings of the British comedy scene, Seann Walsh has attracted a new group of fans after his appearance on Strictly Come Dancing in 2018. A Brightonian
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In the dock: 11 defendants who have appeared in the courts
Here is a round-up of recent cases heard in magistrates' courts across Sussex. CLARK BOULTON Aged 39, of Montpelier Place, Brighton, admitted sending threatening messages for the purpose of causing distress or anxiety to a woman in November
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Reader's letter: Any impending disaster is the fault of all our MPs
AS A DEDICATED Brexiteer, I obviously disagree with Kenny Lloyd’s recent letters. I have not responded before now because I know that seventeen and a half million people also disagree with him. However, I must now challenge him. He is quite
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Brighton University blasted for 'pressure-selling' admissions policy
A UNIVERSITY has been told to change its “unacceptable” admissions policy. University of Brighton, along with other universities across the country, has been blasted by Education Secretary Damian Hinds for using “conditional unconditional” offers