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Flower grabs late Albion winner after O'Mahony double against Celtic
Louis Flower scored a last-gasp goal as Albion grabbed a thrilling win over Celtic at the Amex in the Premier League International Cup. The Seagulls won 4-3 after seeing a 3-0 lead built inside half an hour wiped out. Flower ran on to a flick
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Recap: Collision involving multiple vehicles on A27
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RDZ has no regrets over ref comment and says he will keep talking honestly
Roberto De Zerbi says he will keep giving his honest opinions after being warned by the FA. De Zerbi said he does not like 80 per cent of England's referees after his side were held to a 1-1 draw by Sheffield United recently. He did not dispute
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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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Schoolchildren lead controversial chant after leaving school for Palestine protest
Youngsters who left school to take part in a pro-Palestine protest led a controversial chant which has been slammed as inciting genocide. Dozens of schoolchildren paraded through central Brighton towards Jubilee Square chanting the controversial
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It's bad news on Estupinan as RDZ assesses his full-back options
Roberto De Zerbi fears a significant absence for Pervis Estupinan. The Ecuador left-back will still be absent when action resumes at Nottingham Forest. De Zerbi said: “He’s not available for a long time. “I am not a doctor and we have very
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Abuser strangled and controlled woman for weeks
A man has been convicted for controlling and violently beating a woman in her twenties. Callum Walsh, 29, formerly of Warren Road in Barnham, first met his victim in December last year. Walsh subjected the woman to paranoid, coercive and threatening
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Why Moder has shown boss he is ready to return to Premier League action
Jakub Moder has been told he has shown he is ready for a Premier League return. Roberto de Zerbi wants to get the Poland international on the field at Nottingham Forest tomorrow. READ MORE: LATEST INJURY NEWS DIRECT FROM THE ALBION TRANING
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Fountain already out of action after ten-month renovations
A newly restored fountain has run dry just weeks after a ceremony to mark the end of a £400,000 overhaul which took ten months to complete. The Victoria Fountain, in Old Steine, sputtered to a halt as the result of a burst pipe and, even when repaired
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Police issue appeal after balaclava clad men seen acting suspiciously
Police are appealing for witnesses after two men wearing balaclavas were seen acting suspiciously. The men were seen in West Park, Bognor on Wednesday, November 8 at around 3am. One of the men was 6ft and well built and the other was was shorter
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Dunk set to return but Albion have injury problems for Forest trip
Lewis Dunk is fit to return to action for Albion. But Adam Webster and possibly Igor Julio have been added to their lost of defensive absentees. Igor is rated doubtful for the trip to the Nottingham Forest due to an ankle problem. Webster
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Watch: Adorable puppy learns to walk again after lifesaving surgery
An adorable puppy has learned to walk and wag his tail again after being left paralysed in a freak accident. Spaniel Elton severely bruised his spinal cord when he bounced off a 50cm wall and landed on his back. The 11-week-old pup was rushed
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Murder accused appears in court after late night hit and run
A man has appeared in court charged with murder following a hit and run last weekend. Kyle Dumble, 26, of no fixed address spoke only to confirm his name at a short hearing in Lewes Crown Court. He is charged with murdering Jack Field, 24,
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You could claim a £159 refund on your TV licence - are you eligible?
UK households could be eligible to apply for a £159 refund on their TV Licence. Legally, every household is required to have a TV licence if they watch or record live TV, regardless of what channel it is on. This is everything you need to know
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Historic art club to exhibit work this weekend with MP set to open event
An art club is hoping its annual exhibition this weekend will be its best yet with organisers urging budding painters to get involved. Adur Art Club is showing hundreds of pieces at the Shoreham Centre on November 25 and 26, between 10am and 4pm
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Football team reimagines The Three Graces with its own three Graces
A football club has reimagined a famous painting with a modern twist. Lewes FC’s women’s team decided to recreate Rubens’ The Three Graces using its very own muses, left-back Grace Garrad, midfielder Grace Palmer, and right-back Grace Riglar, who
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Amazon workers to strike on Black Friday in a dispute over pay
Amazon workers are striking on Black Friday (November 24) in a long-running dispute over pay. Members of the GMB union at the Amazon site in Coventry will walk out, mounting a picket line outside the centre. Friday’s industrial action will
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What are the dangers of vaping indoors? Does it cause mould, damp and stains?
Winter can be a nightmare for British homes for several reasons. Keeping a house warm is obviously important, but mould build-up can happen as a result. Mould is a pain to get rid of, but does vaping contribute to this? When we use our vape
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Prolific burglar targeted homes and businesses during two month crime spree
A prolific burglar targeted businesses and homes across the city during a two-month crime spree. Reece Faria’s series of criminal activity began on September 12, 2022 when he unlawfully entered a property in Brunswick Square, Hove, stealing electronics
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Recap: Car fire partially blocks A259
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How JP had famous uncle in tears - as he grows as a player and presence with Albion
Jan Paul van Hecke had a World Cup finalist close to tears with his performance for Albion in Amsterdam recently. He will hope for another special night when Europa League football returns to the Amex in the coming weeks. READ MORE: VAN
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Eight games in 26 days - but Van Hecke is recharged and ready for busy schedule
Jan Paul van Hecke is recharged and raring to go as Albion tackle a tough pre-Christmas schedule. The Seagulls go to Nottingham Forest tomorrow for the first of eight games between now and December 21. READ MORE: BIG INTERVIEW WITH JAN
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Beard can smile as Borough injuries ease - despite his own mishap
Mark Beard's injury woes are easing at Eastbourne Borough. Which means his own training ground mishap need not matter too much. Borough had six players back for their 1-1 draw at Dover on Tuesday, including striker Zak Emmerson, whose goal
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Eddie Izzard calls for tougher sentences and more youth services to stop knife crime
Eddie Izzard has called for measures to tackle the root causes of crime as part of her campaign to become the MP for Brighton Pavilion. The comedian is among those running to become Labour’s candidate for the constituency at the next general election
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Greek restaurant voted best in Sussex
A Greek restaurant is celebrating a big win after being voted the best in Sussex for its authentic food and hospitality. The co-founder of Nostos, in Hove, has shared plans to keep building a community-focused company after winning the Your Favourite
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Records broken at Christmas tree throwing competition
Records were broken at a Christmas tree throwing competition. Now in its third year the 2023 Sussex Christmas Tree Throwing Championships at Catsfield Christmas Tree Farm attracted a record number of participants and spectators. Held on November
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Ex-Premier League player reunites with old PE teacher at former school
Southampton manager and former Glasgow Rangers player Russell Martin visited his former school to present students with awards. Russell studied at Vardean School between 1997 and 2002, and returned to meet more than 150 students, presenting some
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Children to walk out of classrooms for Palestine protest
Children will drop their pens and walk out of the classroom this morning for a pro-Palestine protest. Youngsters are staging a demonstration at the Jubilee Library at 10am in support of a ceasefire in the ongoing conflict. Organisers are encouraging
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London taxi drivers use ranks for free parking on Brighton day trips
A taxi driver has exposed London taxi cabbies using ranks in the city for free parking on days out to the coast. Brighton and Hove City Council has pledged to "crack down" on taxi drivers and other road users using taxi ranks as free parking spaces
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Sussex patient in life-threatening condition waits over hour for ambulance
A patient in Sussex with a life-threatening condition waited more than an hour for an ambulance. Information from a Freedom of Information request to the South East Coast Ambulance Service (Secamb) found that a 999 caller in Southwick waited over
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We tried the delicious Christmas menu at Shelter Hall's new party domes
Shelter Hall in Brighton has become the must-visit hub for anyone keen to try a wide variety of cuisines in one place. But as the festive season approaches and the office party draws near – has the city’s gastro centre managed to capture the Christmas
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Shaun the Sheep sculptures return to city for final farewell weekend event
Shaun the Sheep is returning to Brighton for a final farewell weekend. All of the 120 small and large sculptures from the Shaun by the Sea art trail will be on display at the Brighton Centre before the artworks are auctioned off to raise money
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Dog and rare eagle killed by illegal poison on Sussex estate
A dog which began convulsing and foaming at the mouth and died 40 minutes later is thought to have been poisoned. The owner of the Labrador, called Duke, was at a shoot on an estate in Midhurst when the dog picked up a partially eaten pheasant