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Jordan crowned Big Brother 2023 winner in emotional final
After more than forty days and six weeks in the Big Brother house, a winner has officially been named. As Jordan was crowned the winner taking home a cash prize of £100,000. Jordan from Scunthrope was one of five finalists and was up against
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Adingra scores again - and this time it's his first for his country
Simon Adingra has his first goal for Ivory Coast. The Albion wideman netted the third in a 9-0 win over Seychelles in Abidjan. The game was part of the opening round of qualifying fixtures for the World Cup. Adingra played on the right
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Hundreds of pounds raised by community for family after house fire
Almost £1,000 has been raised by a community after a family had their home damaged in a house fire. Emergency services were called to Hawkhurst Road in Brighton earlier this week after a fire erupted in the roof of a house. Six fire engines
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Another Golden moment for Bloom as he is named best in European football
Tony Bloom has been crowned as the best club chairman in European football. The accolade comes from Tuttosport as part of their annual Golden Boy awards. Jude Bellingham received the headline prize, which rewards the best young player in the
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Teenager pleads not guilty to murder of Charlie Cosser
A teenager will face trial after pleading not guilty to the murder of Charlie Cosser. Charlie, 17, was stabbed to death at a party in the village of Warnham, near Horsham, in July. Another 17-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons,
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Small Things Like These: a scathing societal critique wrapped in seasonal nostalgia
This review does not contain major spoilers The fifth book from Irish author Claire Keegan, Small Things Like These effectively lures the reader into a false sense of tranquil security to expose the true horrors experienced by young women in a
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M23, A23 and A27 road closures to look out for in Sussex this weekend
A small number of motorway and A Road closures will affect Sussex traffic this weekend, according to National Highways England. These will mainly be on the A27 in the early hours of the morning for maintenance work. If you are set to be travelling
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Woman completes mission to visit every country in the world
A woman has completed a life-long mission to visit every country in the world and has walked with penguins and met members of the Taliban along the way. Sue Rogers, from Brighton, first got the travelling bug when she went on a school trip to Dieppe
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Koeman wants inside info on Ferguson - and Bart can oblige
Ronald Koeman has used his Albion connection for inside information on Evan Ferguson. The Holland boss could come up against Ferguson when his team play the Republic of Ireland in Amsterdam. Seagulls goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen is expected to
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Terland is on the goal trail - but it's all about taking the win as Arsenal visit
Two unusual things happened when Albion’s women went to Manchester City last Sunday. The Seagulls beat City 1-0, their first success in tussles between the clubs. And Elisabeth Terland DIDN’T score a goal. The second of those has also been
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Recap after car crashes into power cables - road closed
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A student has denied encouraging support for Hamas at Brighton's Clock Tower
A student union women's officer has denied encouraging support for Hamas just a day after the group's militants entered Israel. Hanin Barghouthi, 22, is accused of a single count of expressing an "opinion or belief" in support of the banned organisation
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Demolition begins at beauty spot café after fears it could fall into the sea
A beauty spot café that is no longer safe for visitors is being demolished. The National Trust, which operates the Birling Gap Visitor Centre, is taking down the front section of the building that used to house the café due to safety fears over
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Man arrested after disturbance at Christmas lights switch-on in The Lanes
A man has been arrested on suspicion of assaulting a police officer after a disturbance at a Christmas lights switch-on event. Crowds had gathered in Hanningtons Lane in Brighton ahead of the festive event yesterday, when a man was seen being pursued
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Festive cheer and mulled wine as crowds celebrate Christmas lights switch-on
Dozens of people gathered with festive cheer to celebrate the switch-on of the Christmas lights in The Lanes. Crowds grabbed mulled wine and enjoyed carols by the Brighton Gay Man's Choir at the event in Hanningtons Lane, Brighton, yesterday evening
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Over land and sea - our latest subscription offer is LIVE as we follow a big season
These are unprecedented times for Albion as they tackle exciting challenges at home and abroad. As well as taking part in the world’s most competitive domestic league, fans have been snapping up travel and hotel bookings to follow their team in
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Former Albion, Liverpool, Manchester United talent-spotter takes key role at Borough
Former Albion talent-spotter Mark Anderson has joined Eastbourne Borough as head of recruitment. Anderson played a key role in bringing players including Ben White and Robert Sanchez to the Seagulls. He is also credited with discovering Raheem
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This is why the planning inspector allowed new tower blocks just metres from Amex
Plans to build a student village in a car park by the Amex Stadium have been given the go ahead at appeal and a planning inspector has explained why. In a decision notice published last week, a planning inspector has approved proposals to build
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Albion star makes Brazil debut in World Cup qualifier
Joao Pedro has made his senior international debut for Brazil. The Albion forward went on as substitute for the injured Vinicius Junior in a World Cup qualifier away to Colombia. Brazil lost 2-1 having led for a long time. They now prepare
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Recap as road closed after serious crash
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William, 12, ready for huge European golf test - with ex-Albion man as his caddy
Sussex golfer William Virgo is ready to test himself against 55 of the best juniors in Europe – at the age of 12. The Singing Hills and West Hove member qualified for the Junior European Open, which takes place in Spain from today. There will
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Albion will face a Greek welcome and English stadium in Europa six-pointer
Albion’s push for the later stages of the Europa League will take them to an English-style stadium and a side going well in their league. But they can expect a very Greek atmosphere for the fifth group game as they visit AEK Athens. Which basically
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Primary school's closure confirmed
A primary school is set to close its doors following final approval from a council. On Tuesday, Cllr Bob Standley, lead member for education for East Sussex County Council, agreed the closure of St Pancras Catholic Primary School in Lewes.
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Eight Sussex restaurants and cafes snap up Good Food Awards
Restaurants and cafes across the county are celebrating after scooping up Good Food Awards. Four restaurants and three cafes in Sussex achieved the Blue Ribbon, which is based on high customer ratings. The cafes received the awards based
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Train services set for disruption next month due to strike action
Train drivers across Sussex are to stage two days of strike action and a nine-day ban on overtime next month in an ongoing dispute over pay. Members of the rail union Aslef will walk out on Sunday, December 3 and Wednesday, December 6, causing
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Pizza from Brighton restaurant one of UK's most ordered dishes on Deliveroo
A Brighton pizzeria has been recognised by Deliveroo for having one of the most popular dishes in the country. Very Italian Pizza in Old Steine was recognised for its traditional Margherita pizza which was named among the top 30 trending dishes
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Park’s new café opens as part of regeneration project
A new café has officially opened as part of a park's £3 million regeneration. David and Alyssa Hilton welcomed customers to Brooklands Park Café in Worthing on Tuesday. The Worthing-based pair won a bid to lease the café building from the council
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Addiction recovery orchestra plays huge show at Royal Opera House
A group of musicians in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction played in front of a sold-out crowd at The Royal Opera House in London. Brighton’s New Notes Orchestra formed in 2015 and is the world’s first orchestra designed to support people
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Man's gruelling 300-mile running challenge to Palace Pier in memory of friend
A man is running almost 300 miles within ten days from one seaside town to another in memory of a friend who took his own life. Oliver Gooch began his arduous challenge from Blackpool Tower on Friday, November 10, and is hoping to arrive at Brighton
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Sparkling wine company with vineyards in Sussex downs celebrates bumper harvest
A sparkling wine company with vineyards in Sussex is celebrating a bumper harvest. Nyetimber said this year’s harvest was record-breaking, for both the number of grapes picked and the area of vineyards harvested. The company has 11 vineyards
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Vandals break into football club and make burgers and chips then leave fryers on
A community football club chairman has shared his shock after youths broke into a clubhouse and "trashed" it. Mark Sanderson had to pay for a specialist cleaner to deep clean the clubhouse at Worthing United FC after the youngsters broke in and
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'I have best chance of becoming Labour MP': Eddie Izzard on Brighton campaign
Eddie Izzard has said she has the best chance of becoming a Labour MP in Brighton Pavilion as the race for the party’s selection process heats up. The comedian and activist has said that she has had a “positive” response to her campaign to become
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Anger over late postal deliveries as Royal Mail fined £5.6m
A councillor has expressed his frustration with Royal Mail deliveries after the company was fined more than £5 million. Independent councillor Peter Atkinson has repeatedly raised issues with the delivery service in his ward of North Portslade
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Transformation of town's tennis courts well underway
Work to transform a town’s tennis courts is well under way. Worthing Borough Council has given an update on the refurbishment of the tennis courts at Church House Grounds in Tarring. The council said all the main excavation of the site has
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