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Potter hails Albion's performance against Chelsea as 'amazing
Albion head coach Graham Potter hailed his sides performance in their goalless draw against Chelsea as ‘amazing’. It was the Seagulls first point in the league at Stamford Bridge, having lost on their previous five visits. However, they could
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A proud day for Albion on and off the pitch - and it deserved a perfect finale
And so ends a long and proud day for Albion. They stood firm against the threat of a proposed Super League and the menace of one of the nation's top teams. First, off the pitch. On their own, pinning their colours to the mast with a categoric
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Who was your Albion man of the match in the draw against Chelsea?
Albion drew 0-0 against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. But the Seagulls did have chances to take in the lead in the second half. Substitute Neal Maupay nicked the ball off Kurt Zouma and played a pass to fellow sub Adam Lallana, who curled his
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Midfielder felt Albion deserved to come away with all three points
Adam Lallana felt Albion deserved to come away with all three points in their goalless draw against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. The 32-year-old had a chance after coming on in the second half for Leandro Trossard which he curled just wide of the
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Albion players back fans' protest - and show their own message
Pascal Gross backed fans’ protests – even though they delayed Albion's arrival at Stamford Bridge. The Seagulls came through crowds of angry Chelsea fans, who had packed an area near the Stamford Gate entrance to voice their anger at Super League
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Barber's message to Albion fans on ESL
Albion chief executive Paul Barber has issued a message to fans about the proposed European Super League competition (ESL). The so-called ‘big six’ sides in the Premier League (Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham, Liverpool, Manchester United, and Manchester
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Breaking team news as Graham Potter reveals his line-up to face Chelsea
Adam Webster and Dan Burn are back in the starting XI for Albion. They return after injuries as Graham Potter makes three personnel changes to what had been a settled XI. Alexis Mac Allister also returns. Neal Maupay, Adam Lallana and Jakub
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'Hand-fed three times a day' Orphaned rabbits make full recovery
TWO baby rabbits are on the road to recovery after being orphaned. A farmer found them in a hay bale. They were without their mother who is presumed to have died. The baby rabbits (kittens) were handed over to RSPCA Mallydams Wood Wildlife
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Relive the action as Albion pick up their first EVER league point at Stamford Bridge
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Chelsea fans protest outside Stamford Bridge ahead of clash with Albion
A large group of Chelsea fans have gathered to protest outside Stamford Bridge regarding the clubs involvement in the European Super League ahead of their clash with Albion in the Premier League tonight (8pm). The Blues are one of the so-called
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4 huge houses that you can buy up north for the same price as this Hove flat
IT IS the north versus south - how far will your money go in the north of England compared to Hove? According to Rightmove the average property in Hove sold for £479,741 last year, we wanted to find out what you can buy for the same price up north
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Liverpool midfielder calls meeting with fellow Prem captains about ESL
Liverpool skipper Jordan Henderson has called an emergency meeting with fellow Premier League captains to discuss the European Super League (ESL). The Reds are one of the so-called 'big six' clubs in England along with Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester
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'I will take your head off'- Brute's chilling warning to domestic abuse victim
A BRUTE left his partner face down in the road after a night on the town and threatened to behead her during a campaign of domestic violence. Palito Arteaga-Aponte attacked the woman repeatedly during their short relationship in Crawley. On
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'A nasty shock' finance firm warns European Super League that money may not come
FINANCIAL advisors have suggested that the European Super League may not be the gold mine clubs think it is. Brand Finance has been tracking the financial vale of football brands for 15 years and believe that the current ESL proposal is the biggest
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Police dog catches suspected teenage burglar hiding behind a wall
A POLICE dog found a teenager suspected of burglary hiding behind a wall after tracking him through a building site. Two people were seen running away from the site in School Road, Hove before climbing scaffolding and jumping a 15ft fence to escape
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Warning over 'nuisance' bonfires, BBQs and open fires amid health fears
PEOPLE are being urged to consider their vulnerable neighbours before lighting barbecues, bonfires and open fires. Brighton and Hove City Council said open fires and fire pits can be a “nuisance to others and could impact on people’s health.”
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Boy among three arrested over stabbing of young man
A 16-YEAR-OLD boy is one of three people arrested over the stabbing of a young man. Police were called to Sea Road in East Preston at about 4pm on Thursday following a report of two men assaulting another man. They arrived to find the 20-year-old
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Albion and Prem colleagues declare they are ready to fight Super League plans
Albion and their Premier League colleagues are exploring all ways of stopping the European Super League in its tracks. The 14 clubs not involved in the plan met today, alongside The FA, to discuss immediate implications of a proposal which rocked
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How Albion could line-up at Stamford Bridge
Albion travel to Stamford Bridge tonight (8pm) to take on Chelsea in the Premier League. Seagulls head coach Graham Potter confirmed that Aaron Connolly has been training all week and will be available for a return to the squad after missing their
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Roof torn from double-decker bus as it crashes into railway bridge
THE roof of a double decker bus was torn off when it crashed into a railway bridge. Debris was left scattered across Kingston Lane in Shoreham following the incident in the early hours, including the bus roof, which was largely intact. Brighton
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The reality shows you can make the most money on from Gogglebox to TOWIE
HAVE you ever wondered how much reality TV stars really make? From Gogglebox to TOWIE, starring on these reality TV shows can make you millions. Some of the biggest celebrities of today have come from reality shows including Jesy Nelson from
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Several people injured after brawl breaks out in petrol station
SEVERAL people were injured when a fight broke out at a petrol station in Crawley. One man suffered a wound to his forearm and two others sustained minor injuries after the brawl broke out in the forecourt of Broadfield Barton petrol station, Pelham
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Mother's 'pride' at watching Grenadier Guard son carry Prince Philip's coffin
THE mother of a soldier has said she is told of her pride after her son was chosen to carry Prince Philip's coffin at his funeral. Grenadier Guard Daniel Coghlan, from Telscombe Cliffs, stood at the Duke of Edinburgh’s left shoulder as his coffin
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Get the lowdown on Albion's opponents and one of the ESL's founding members Chelsea
To get the lowdown on Albion’s opponents and one of the ESL's founding members, Chelsea, I spoke to Sam Inkersole, who covers the Blues for football.london: What have you made of Chelsea’s season so far? It has certainly been a season of two
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High street blocked and disruption to buses after crash
A busy town centre road is currently blocked after a crash. There is disruption to Brighton and Hove Buses services through Lewes as a result of the incident on the A277 High Street this morning. A spokesman for the bus company said: "Lewes
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Emergency teams respond to incident at golf club
Emergency teams responded to an incident at a sports club this morning. Ambulance crews attended Peacehaven Golf Club in Brighton Road, Newhaven, at about 11am. Footage from the scene showed a large blue tarpaulin screen which appeared to have
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Alarming, clandestine, destroys dreams - Albion speak out on Super League plans
Albion have confirmed they are “totally opposed” to a planned European Super League. They describe the breakaway by six Premier League clubs as an alarming and clandestine attempt to wipe out close to 150 years of football tradition an competition
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Wildlife reserve cut down on purpose for ‘possible’ cycle lane, council confirm
EUROPE’S longest and oldest green wall has been partially cut-down for a “possible” cycle lane. The living wall in Madeira Drive was planted by the Victorians and is a wildlife reserve. Brighton and Hove City Council has confirmed today that
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Return to Chelsea could be right time for Webster to get back on the bike
Adam Webster fell off the bike last time he played at Stamford Bridge. The defender was just finding his feet in the Premier League. He had made an immediate impression with his debut display at Manchester City. He was looking good at Chelsea
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Potter has options to change his line-up at Chelsea
Albion could make line-up changes tonight as they aim to shock Chelsea. Graham Potter has sent out the same XI for the last three fixtures. But that run could end as they go to Stamford Bridge aiming to increase their six-point lead over 18th-placed
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Police release 48 pictures of suspected stolen dogs in bid to find owners
Detectives invesigating potential dog thefts have released pictures of 48 dogs in an effort to find their owners. The animals were among 83 dogs found during a search of a site in Ipswich last month. Today Suffolk Constabulary has published
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This is where Potter sees the future for Moder after he impresses in new role
Jakub Moder will end up playing a central role for Albion. The Poland international has impressed in wider areas of late with his side short of wing-backs. But he is best known for his work in the middle of the park. That is where Graham
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Netflix reveal new TV shows and films coming this week - what will be dropped?
With so many streaming platforms including Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+ and Now TV, we are spoiled for choice when it comes to TV series and films. But as lockdown restrictions begin to ease, people will still be on the hunt for new TV show and
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Man punched in the face after challenging queue-jumper at convenience store
A MAN was punched in the face after challenging a queue-jumper at a convenience store. The 42-year-old was waiting in a socially distanced line outside the shop in Littlehampton when another man brushed past him and walked straight into the store
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Protests at Leeds, now Chelsea are first Super League founders to play at home
Fans could show their feelings about the proposed Super League as Stamford Bridge stages Premier League action tonight. Albion visit Chelsea, one of the six founder members of the proposed breakaway from the Prem. Chelsea will be the first
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The UK set for mini-heatwave lasting across May Bank Holiday weekend
Brits should brace for a mini-heatwave lasting across the May bank holiday, according to the Met Office. The UK is set for 18C sunshine starting this week following a weekend of glorious weather as lockdown restrictions begin to ease. Temperatures
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The 150-year-old driving offence that could still land you two years in prison
A 150-year-old driving offence predates motorised vehicles but can still land you up to two years in prison. As the Highway Code celebrates its 90th anniversary, motoring experts looked back at some of the more bizarre offences of the road.
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Dogecoin: The cryptocurrency challenging Bitcoin worth more than UK banks
Cryptocurrency has been brought back into the limelight after the government announced a new taskforce to explore the possibility of the UK having its own digital currency. The latest cryptocurrency craze seems to be Dogecoin, a currency that leapfrogged
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Don't take away the dream (or threat of relegation) says Potter as Prem 14 meet
Graham Potter has defended clubs’ rights to aim high – and to be relegated if they fail. But he will keep minds very much on playing matters as his Albion side return to Premier League action. The Seagulls visit Chelsea, one of the founding
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Thug left victim's face in shreds from bottle attack
A THUG chased down a man in the town centre and smashed a broken bottle in his face. Steven Stewart attacked Lee Grover in Eastbourne in retaliation over being punched in Bolton’s Bar. The enraged 36-year-old ignored friends trying to calm
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Cannabis duo caught dealing class B drugs appear in court
TWO cannabis dealers appeared in court for selling the Class B drug. Bailey Lamb and Kathleen Warren were found in possession of the drugs in Horsham. They were both stopped and found with the cannabis with intent to supply. The duo appeared
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All the sharks you can find in UK waters – and which are the most dangerous
Several sharks have been spotted in British waters in recent weeks – but how common are they and what species can we expect to see? Stunning footage was shared last week of a porbeagle shark – a near relative of the great white shark – gliding
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Young man accused of 'tissue of lies' over alleged gang stabbing
A YOUNG man was accused of telling a “tissue of lies” over his alleged role in a stabbing and gang attack. Jordan Bell denies a “grievous” attack as part of a group of four balaclava-clad men in Shoreham. A group “burst in” to the garden of an
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The 12 burglary hotspots in Brighton and Hove
POLICE responded to more than 1,000 reports of burglary in Brighton and Hove last year, according to official figures. Data from police.uk shows that there were 1,219 reports of burglary between January 2020 and December 2020. This is the equivalent
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Attraction is first in UK to take cryptocurrency as Drive In Cinema reopens
A FARM which hosts popular seasonal events believes it is the first attraction in the UK to accept cryptocurrency. Tulleys Farm near Crawley started accepting cryptocurrency on Friday, having reopened its drive-in cinema as lockdown restrictions
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Abba singer says why he thinks UK gave the band 0 points during Brighton Eurovision
Abba star Bjorn Ulvaeus has had his say on why the UK awarded the Swedish outfit nul points during the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest in Brighton. The songwriter speculated that the Brits might have allocated their points tactically to give their
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Thief stole trousers and knitwear worth more than £1,400
A THIEF admitted stealing more than £1,000 worth of men’s knitwear. Luke Clive McKiernan raided the Marks and Spencer store in Hastings. The 35-year-old stole knitwear and trousers from the town centre store at Priory Meadow Shopping Centre.
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Paedophile admits possessing nearly 50,000 indecent images of children
A PAEDOPHILE appeared in court where it was revealed he had stored nearly 50,000 indecent images of children. Mark Grindon admitted seven counts relating to possession of sick sexual abuse images at Mannings Heath near Horsham. The 37-year-old
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First look inside new seafront venue with big plans for the future
A new underground arts venue on Brighton seafront opened for the first time on Friday. Electric Arcade features two studio theatres and a cabaret stage, with owners hoping to put on a range of shows when lockdown rules are loosened further next
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Before and after: Barber shares incredible post-lockdown haircut transformations
A BRIGHTON barber says some of his regular customers were "unrecognisable" after going more than three months without a haircut during the Covid lockdown. Joey Gates, co-owner of the Terrace Barbers in Park Road, Coldean, said it was only when