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Young Reporter -The Dome : What makes this cinema so special? Emine Arslan
The Dome Cinema in Worthing, West Sussex is one of the oldest working cinemas in England, opening its doors in 1911. It has seen many changes over the years, going through two world wars and many restorations. However, most notable was the battle to
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Ginny Fiennes: Wonderwoman - Mimi Ekakitie, Christ's Hospital
On 15th of November, Sir Ranulph Fiennes visited Christ’s Hospital School in Horsham to tell pupils in Year 11, 12 and 13 about his sensational expeditions. Fiennes’ many phenomenal and onerous adventures have inspired generations of explorers after
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Young Reporter: Choice: Bella Aitchison, BHASVIC
How much of life can be considered a choice? Where is the line between chance, coincidence, and choice? Who decides what crosses that line, what breaks those boundaries? Many people convince themselves that the arduous decisions they made were
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Epic away wins still happen - after Albion show a full range of qualities at Forest
When lowly Albion clung on for a win away to mighty Nottingham Forest back in 1979, the Evening Argus declared: Miracles can still happen. When the film was made about Forest’s heyday under Brian Clough, it was entitled: I believe in miracles.
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Young Reporter Lessons In Chemistry Review Rachel West The Weald
Bonnie Garmus’ debut novel ‘Lessons In Chemistry’ is an inspiration to aspiring authors – not only becoming a bestseller but also being adapted to the screen on Apple TV+. Garmus, a woman who has worked in fields of technology, medicine and education
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After 601 days, Moder is happy to be thrown into the heat of battle
Jakub Moder’s long wait for action is over – after he was thrown back in at the deep end. The Poland international returned to action as a sub at Nottingham Forest, 601 days after his last Premier League outing. Moder suffered a serious knee
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Recap after A259 partially blocked with slow traffic due to crash
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Man, 78, arrested after packages of cocaine wash up on beaches
Two men have been arrested after packages of cocaine washed up along the south coast. More than 100 packets of the Class A drug with a street value of at least £13 million appeared on beaches across Sussex, with more sightings reported across the
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JP van Hecke is tower of strength for Albion - while JP strikes twice
It was all about the ten men during the final stages at Forest – in the absence of 12. Albion stood firm to protect three points without a dozen players unavailable due to injury or disciplinary issues. It was a superb team performance, both
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Thousands pay final farewell to Shaun the Sheep sculptures ahead of auction
Thousands of people have flocked to pay a final farewell to the city’s Shaun the Sheep sculptures. More than 100 sculptures of the much-loved children’s character were on display at the Brighton Centre following the Shaun by the Sea art trail in
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Veltman helps put Albion back on winning track - then makes appeal to fans
Joel Veltman has appealed to Albion fans after throwing his shirt into the away end at Nottingham Forest. But he was thrilled to help put his side back on winning track. The Dutch defender was last to leave the scene after players celebrated
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Former England and Tottenham manager Terry Venables dies aged 80
The former football player and manager Terry Venables has died at the age of 80 after a long illness. A statement issued on behalf of his family said: "We are totally devastated by the loss of a wonderful husband and father who passed away peacefully
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Artists open doors of their homes for return of annual winter festival
Artists from across the city have opened their homes for the return of an annual art festival. The Artists Open Houses winter festival, now in its 41st year, has more than 60 homes open to the public to explore across Brighton and Hove, with neighbourhoods
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WW2 veteran presented with surprise overdue medals for 100th birthday
A 100-year-old World War Two veteran has been recognised for her time in the military with a pair of long overdue medals at a surprise birthday ceremony. Joyce Denman, from Worthing, celebrated her milestone birthday on Sunday (November 19) with
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RDZ has 'big confidence' in refs but Forest boss says Taylor must have lost control
Roberto De Zerbi said he has “big confidence” in referees after his side suffered another red card. But opposite number Steve Cooper was unhappy with various aspects of the officiating – including the way his side were awarded a penalty – and said
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Albion fans celebrate after drama-filled victory
Albion fans were in high spirits after the Seagulls defeated Nottingham Forest in a drama-filled match. The Seagulls ended their six-game winless run by beating Forest 3-2 in a clash which saw skipper Lewis Dunk sent off. An early opener from
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Concerns for children and dogs as £13m of cocaine washes up across Sussex
Residents have expressed their shock and concern after dozens of packages of cocaine worth £100,000 washed up across the coast. Tests proved that 131 packets that washed up in Sussex last month were cocaine with a street value of at least £13 million
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More than 200 XL bully dogs will be destroyed this year, reports charities
Animal charities have warned that at least 246 XL bully dogs will be euthanised following the government's ban coming into force this year. It comes as dogs homed with RSPCA, Blue Cross, Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, Dogs Trust and Mayhew could
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Royal author urges people to ignore 'bad translations' of upcoming book
The author of a soon-to-be-released book surrounding the Royal Family has criticised media coverage before it has even become available. Omid Scobie is set to have 'Endgame' published on Tuesday (November 29) which covers a "fight for survival"
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Brighton restaurant named among top 100 most romantic in UK
A Brighton restaurant has been named among the top 100 most romantic restaurants in the UK for 2023. Kusaki, which is located on Circus Parade, is a cocktail sushi bar and offers a number of plant-based dishes inspired by Japanese cuisine.
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The Lanes named as one of UK's top independent shopping destinations
The Lanes in Brighton have been named as one of the top areas for independent shops in the UK. Our famous shopping streets placed ninth overall in a list compiled by American Express Shop Small and Global Data. The rankings are based factors
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‘Bonkers’ plans for luxury bed and breakfast scrapped
Plans for a new luxury bed and breakfast have been scrapped. There was huge opposition to Arun District Council's plan to invest almost £500,000 in the project which would have seen the redevelopment of a car park in River Road, Arundel. Hundreds
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Feline festive - cat rescue to host Christmas fair
Cat lovers can enjoy festive family fun at Cats Protection’s Santa’s Grotto and Christmas fair. The event, at the charity’s National Cat Adoption Centre in Lewes Road, Chelwood Gate, will be held between 11am and 3pm on December 10, with sleigh
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Care home calls on community to send in Christmas cards to spread festive cheer
Dean Wood Bupa Care Home in Brighton is asking the community to send in messages of yuletide cheer to residents and staff this Christmas. The cards received will be opened and placed around the home for everyone to read and enjoy in the hope residents
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Students expelled from college after 'disturbing incident' where sheep killed
A college has expelled two pupils who were arrested after a “disturbing incident” where a sheep was killed. The incident near Ditchling Beacon, believed to have occurred on November 2, allegedly saw a group of people pick up a sheep grazing on
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Politicians call for united stance against devastating knife crime
Politicians have said authorities, organisations and communities must work together to tackle the scourge of knife crime. MPs Peter Kyle, Caroline Lucas, Sally-Ann Hart and council leader Bella Sankey agreed that the root causes of knife crime
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Sussex road closures for the week ahead, including A23 and A27
Drivers in and around Brighton will have a few road closures to deal with if they are driving around Sussex next week. From Monday, November 27 to Friday, December 1 there are a few road and lane closures scheduled for the likes of the A27 and
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Two of the UK's best country pubs with rooms are in Sussex
Two Sussex establishments have been included in a list of the best country pubs with rooms in the UK. Conde Nast Traveller included 37 pubs from across the country in the list with the publication looking for cosy bedrooms, quirky design, hotel-style
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Rugby star to bring epic challenge in honour of teammate to city
A rugby star is bringing his epic endurance challenge in honour of a former team mate to Brighton. Kevin Sinfield will run seven ultra marathons (27.2 miles) in seven days in seven cities to raise awareness and money in support of people impacted
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Dunk said 'sorry to everyone' as he faces Prem ban for red card at Forest
Roberto De Zerbi revealed Lewis Dunk said “sorry to everyone” for his red card at Nottingham Forest. The skipper saw yellow, then red after the hosts were awarded a penalty on a VAR pitch-side review. Albion boss De Zerbi said after the game
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'Wonderful to watch' - Albion impress Shearer in their win at Forest
Albion’s football at the City Ground was “wonderful to watch” according to a top pundit. Alan Shearer was full of praise for the Seagulls’ display in their 3-2 win over Nottingham Forest as he gave his verdict on BBC TV’s Match Of The Day.