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European Super League reveal plans and identify the untouchable founding members
Details for the planned European Super League - and the 12 clubs who have signed up - have been confirmed. A joint statement by the founding clubs has revealed how the competition would work. They claim the new midweek, 20-team ESL "will help
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Why Maty Ryan deserved his Arsenal start - and verdict on THAT header
Maty Ryan has been told he deserved to start for Arsenal – after training “like a beast”. The on-loan Albion goalkeeper did his parent club a favour by helping set up a last-gasp equaliser at home to Fulham. Ryan was chosen ahead of Bernd Leno
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England must come calling for Robinson as his NINE-for helps Sussex win
Ollie Robinson continued his push for England recognition with career-best bowling figures as Sussex enjoyed lift-off for the new season. The opening bowler took 9-78 as Sussex wrapped up an eight-wicket victory against Glamorgan in the LV=Insurance
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Fury at plans for breakaway European Super League
The Premier League, UEFA and domestic football authorities across Europe have condemned plans for a breakaway by elite clubs. Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham and Manchester City have signed up to the breakaway European
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Road blocked both ways as water gushes down the street due to burst main
A ROAD has been completely blocked this afternoon due to a burst water main. Video shared on social media shows water gushing down the road in Titnore Lane in West Durrington, near Worthing. The road is blocked both ways between the A259 Goring
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On-loan Ryan gives Albion a hand in survival battle - with a header at a corner
Maty Ryan did Albion a favour today - with a header as a makeshift attacker. The on-loan goalkeeper went forward for a corner deep into added time as Arsenal trailed Fulham 1-0. He got his head to the flag kick and, when Granit Xhaka's shot
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Beach evacuated after suspected unexploded bomb found
9:01pm Update from police Sussex Police have issued the following statement this evening: "We’d like to thank the
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Will Helen McCrory be in Peaky Blinders series 6? Here's what BBC said
Actress Helen McCrory, known for her roles in Peaky Blinders and three Harry Potter films, has died of cancer at the age of 52. The television star, who played Aunt Polly Gray in the BBC show since 2013, was expected to reprise her role in the
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'Enough is enough' - students to protest against police presence on campus
STUDENTS are holding a protest on a university campus today to "oppose police presence" in student spaces. Reclaim Sussex Campus, a student-led campaign group, have called for protesters to join them at 3pm in Library Square at the University of
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Woman who found man's body thanks dog walker for coming to aid
A WOMAN has issued a thank you to a dog walker who helped her when she found an injured man this morning, who was later confirmed to have died. Writing in a public community Facebook group, Ann Manuela Ellis said her daughter-in-law found the man
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'I cannot wait to get finished with them' councillors divided on online meetings
COUNCILLORS are preparing to return to the town hall for meetings, with the imminent expiry of emergency rules aimed at preventing the spread of the coronavirus. For just over a year, members of Brighton and Hove City Council have been holding all
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Police at the scene after man found dead in residential street
A MAN was found dead in a residential street this morning. Police officers have cordoned off the southern end of the road in Langdale Gardens, Hove, after a man was found with serious head injuries just after 6.30am. Emergency services were
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Pictures: fourth Kill the Bill protest sees hundreds occupy streets with sit-ins
HUNDREDS of people marched through Brighton again yesterday in the fourth protest against a controversial government bill in a month. Kill the Bill campaigners took to the streets with placards and banners to demonstrate against the Police, Crime
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Walsh insists Albion want to use defeat to Bristol City as 'motivation'
Albion goalkeeper Megan Walsh believes that they can use their defeat to Bristol City as motivation as they prepare to face them in the FA Cup fourth round this afternoon (2pm). The two sides met in the WSL in January where Bristol City won 3-0
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TUI boss 'optimistic' Brits can enjoy a summer holiday abroad this year
TUI’s boss has said he is “optimistic” Brits can still enjoy a summer holiday this year with a successful vaccination programme. In an interview with the BBC, Tui Group chief executive Friedrich Joussen said bookings in March had hit 2.8 million
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See inside 'The Corn Bin' - a unique getaway hidden deep in the Sussex countryside
Most people will be familiar with the phrase "never judge a book by its cover", and the mantra has rarely been more relevant than with this quirky holiday accommodation. "The Corn Bin" is an old grain store in the Sussex countryside which has been
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Steps to a popular beach to be shut from tomorrow
STEPS to a popular beach will be closed for “essential maintenance”. The steps down to Birling Gap beach will be closed from Monday until Friday, April 30. Wealden District Council is planning to re-deck the top section of the steps. During
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Brighton drivers are the 'second most stressed in the UK'
DRIVERS in Brighton and Hove are among the most stressed motorists in the UK, a new study claims. The team at FleetLogging.com analysed nearly 60,000 traffic-related Tweets and ran them through a sentiment and stress analysis tool called TensiStrength
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The only times you can meet someone indoors under the new Covid rules
THE lockdown in England is easing and people are enjoying more venues reopening. However, the pandemic is not over and Covid-19 has not gone away. On Monday, the government eased restrictions allowing non-essential retail to reopen, and people
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Glittering Ladyboys of Bangkok show returns with new city centre venue
A DAZZLING cabaret show returns this spring with a brand new venue. The Ladyboys of Bangkok has long been a popular fixture at Brighton Fringe Festival - and just over 3.5 million people have seen the show over the past ten years on its annual
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This is how Albion can reach the 40-point mark
Albion will be hoping to reach the fabled 40-point mark which secures their top flight status for next season. The Seagulls currently have 33 points to their name with seven games remaining this season. But the big question is where will those
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Blooming marvellous: your best shots of Sussex as spring arrives
THIS year more than ever, we are all eager for the arrival of spring – and Argus Camera Club members have been busy capturing Sussex in bloom. Here are some of our favourite most recent snaps of springtime scenes across the county. To join
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The best pieces of street art in Brighton and Hove (according to readers)
To celebrate UNESCO's World Art Dayon Thursday, we shared tourism guide Visit Brighton's list of its favourite pieces of street art in the city. It was a comprehensive collection, featuring everything from a huge circus tent in Hannington Lane
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London named the most friendly LGBTQ+ city, but where does Brighton come?
BRIGHTON has been named the second most LGBT friendly city in the UK. After missing out on top spot to London, Brighton beat the likes of Manchester, Edinburgh and Glasgow to be named the second most LGBT city in the rankings put together by make-up
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Revealed: 14 motorists among those in court for careless driving and speeding
MOTORISTS have appeared in court for a variety of offences committed on our roads. The Argus publishes the information in the public interest, as it shows how cases are handled in our courts. Here is a selection of some of the drivers who have
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Off-duty officer intervenes after hearing woman's terrified screams
A DOMESTIC abuser assaulted an off duty police officer who tried to intervene after hearing a woman’s cries for help. Joseph Moore had a row with his former partner Carey Smith in Horsham. PC Emma O’Dwyer heard her screams from a neighbouring
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Martin Lewis warns over mistake online that could be costing you hundreds
Martin Lewis returned to our screens this week to share a warning to viewers about a common mistake when searching online which could be costing people hundreds. After a break from TV since the end of the latest series of The Martin Lewis Money
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Young man denies stabbing and claims he was in fear of Albanian drugs gang
A YOUNG man accused over a “terrifying” burglary where a man was stabbed gave his defence in court. Jordan Bell denies a “grievous” attack as part of a gang of four balaclava-clad men in Shoreham. The 20-year-old claims he was “scared” of an
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Sussex Yacht Club appeal for help to restore 120-year-old figurehead
A SAILING club is appealing for help to restore a historic figurehead to its former glory. Sussex Yacht Club, in Brighton Road, Shoreham, is in the final stages of construction. Its previous premises nearby are set to be demolished to make way
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'Keeps us going' Brewing company to raise money for Brighton Charity
A BREWERY is determined to continue support charities by donating part of their profits. Bestens Brewery in Lower Beeding, has a history of donating money to charities as part of the business ethos and has sets its eyes on a Brighton charity for
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Inside this ultra modern and eco friendly home, on sale for £1.85m
THIS unique and futuristic home is almost like something from a sci-fi film. The five-bedroom property in Turners Hill, near Crawley, is on the market for £1.85 million. Set behind secure gates with grounds of just over an acre, the house gently
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Martin Lewis issues £1,000 fine warning to millions of drivers
Martin Lewis has urged drivers to check their licence as a Covid extension on expired documents comes to an end. The finance expert said drivers could be at risk of a £1,000 fine. Last year, the DVLA automatically extended licences up for renewal
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8 UK Driving Laws We All Break Without Knowing During A Heatwave
Weather forecasts predict the UK will be basking in a mini-heatwave next week as lockdown restrictions ease. But with such weather, drivers are at risk of breaking driving laws that many of us will not be aware of. Moneyshake has looked into