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Young Reporter Her Game Too Fen Collinson The Weald
For hundreds of years, football has been a man’s game. Only recently has women’s football begun to gain more attention, and there’s still a long battle to be fought to achieve true equality for female footballers. One of the most important roles
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Young Reporter - Replacing kennels with Rover! - Elizabeth Hiltunen, Christs hospital
With more and more pet parents turning away from kennels, cat and dog boarding has taken the UK by storm, with thousands of bookings every year. But what really makes apps like Rover so special? Looking for dog boarding, sitting and walking at
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Young Reporter Boom! Fireworks! Mily Zhang Christ's Hospital
The traditional Bonfire Night event on November 8th was truly significant for students and teachers at Christ’s Hospital. The sense of anticipation in the air was felt by everyone as they gathered around on the vast grass field, even from the very
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What you can find and why you should spend more time outside (Elysia Horvath) TGS
It is well known that being outside provides health benefits both physically and mentally. The use of digital devices for prolonged periods of time spent inside can prove detrimental to a person's wellbeing. It's beneficial to dedicate occasional moments
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Young Reporter- The return of Worthing Ice Rink | Emine Arslan
This winter season sees the return of the much loved Worthing Ice Rink, in Steyne Gardens. After a delayed opening on the 11th of November because of Storm Ciarán, the ice rink is now open and busy as ever. Sessions are open from 1:45pm to 9:00pm,
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NO trains to run for Albion's Premier League match against Brentford due to strikes
No trains will run for Albion’s Premier League match against Brentford due to strike action. Govia Thameslink Railway has confirmed that no trains will call at Falmer station next Wednesday, December 6, due to the strike called by train driver’
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Martlets raise more than £700,000 as Shaun the Sheep sculptures sold at auction
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Young Reporter, Religious Education in the UK, Jasmine Davis, TGS
An on-going debate in the UK among teachers, parents, students and even the general public: should religious education be studied in secondary schools? This article shares R.E. teacher Sahar Aboonajmi’s opinions on the matter after a thorough interview
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Pedestrian in hospital with serious injuries after suspected hit and run
A pedestrian was taken to hospital with serious injuries in a suspected hit and run incident. The man, 58, was hit by a vehicle which continued to drive off in Seaside, Eastbourne, last month. He was taken to hospital with serious injuries
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Hospital faces calls to suspend surgeons amid inquiry into 40 deaths
A hospital is facing calls to suspend a number of brain surgeons while police investigate potential medical negligence which could have led to the death of more than 40 patients. Sussex Police are looking into concerns around neurosurgery and general
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All the Christmas events coming to this much-loved Brighton market
A popular market has announced several Christmas events including food, drink and shopping experiences. Brighton’s Open Market, in London Road, is a space where independent traders have been thriving for years. And the festive season is no
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Two Labour councillors 'suspended' amid investigation
Two Labour councillors have been banned from meetings until the outcome of an investigation. Brighton and Hove City councillors Bharti Gajjar, for Kemp Town, and Chandni Mistry for Queen’s Park ward are currently under investigation. The reason
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Train strikes: Passengers face ten days of commuting chaos
Passengers will face ten days of commuting chaos next month due to ongoing strikes. The disruption will start from this Friday, December 1, and last until Saturday, December 9. People are being urged to check every journey they plan to take
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Man who threatened driver with machete jailed after his saliva found at the scene
A man who threatened a driver with a machete has been jailed after DNA from his saliva was found at the scene. Thomas Powell, 28, has been sentenced to a total of two years and nine months in prison after he chased a vehicle and caused damage to
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Four sets of car keys stolen from house in early morning burglary
Police want to speak with three people after four sets of vehicle keys were stolen from a house. The three people were wearing balaclavas on the doorbell footage and try to get into the house. The burglary happened between 4.15am and 4.30am
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AEK hope for injury boost as they go into Euro clash flying in the league
AEK Athens are hoping for an injury boost ahead of their game with Albion. Argentinean striker Sergio Araujo stepped up a level in training on Monday in an effort to claim a place in the squad to face the Seagulls. Tuesday is thought to be
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What are the symptoms of swine flu? NHS shares signs to look out for
As winter gets into full swing, you might be hearing about all sorts of illnesses like flu and colds which inevitably rear their heads at this time of the year. You might also remember hearing about swine flu a few years back and now the first
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Royal Mint's rarest 50p coin sells for £195 on eBay and there's more out there
One of the rarest coins in circulation, according to the Royal Mint, has just sold on eBay for £195. The Kew Gardens 2009 50 pence piece has been labelled by the Royal Mint as the rarest coin in circulation due to there only being a few hundred
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The first human case of swine flu detected in the UK
The first human case of swine flu (strain H1N2), similar to the virus that has been circulating among pigs, has been reported in the UK according to the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA). The case was picked up during a routine surveillance in
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Car is 'driven into memorial for Jewish refugees' in suspected anti-Semitic vandalism
A car is believed to have been driven across a park and into a memorial for Jewish refugees. The memorial plaque and tree in Preston Park, Brighton, was vandalised overnight on November 4 going into November 5. The oak tree was planted in February
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Climate protesters glue Barclays doors shut
Protesters glued a high street bank shut as part of national action to urge customers to switch their accounts. Climate change activists Extinction Rebellion (XR) said they superglued the locks at Brighton’s North Street Barclays branch overnight
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Ex-ref says Dunk quickly regretted comment to ref as he faces two-game Prem ban
A former referee believes Lewis Dunk regretted what he said to Anthony Taylor within seconds. The Albion captain was sent off at Nottingham Forest for a comment to the ref after being initially booked at a VAR pitchside review. Dunk’s subsequent
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Man charged with attempting to murder boy, 10, and raping young girl
A man has been charged with the attempted murder of a child after a boy fell from a cliff. Anthony Stocks was charged on Thursday with the attempted murder of the ten-year-old boy in connection with an incident which happened in September 2022
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Man stabbed in residential street
A man was taken to hospital after being stabbed. The incident happened in East Park, Crawley, between 5.30pm and 6pm on November 11. Police have now released the details of the incident in which a 31-year-old man sustained injuries that were not
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Man injured in fight outside pub
A man was injured in a fight outside a pub. Police are appealing for witnesses to the incident in the High Street in Lewes during the bonfire celebrations on Saturday, November 4. The fight happened outside the Pelham Arms public house at about
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Bobby loves the buzz as he hands Tim Holtam and Brighton Table Tennis Club top award
Albion legend Bobby Zamora praised award winner Tim Holtam – after experiencing the buzz of a morning at Brighton Table Tennis Club. The former striker visited the club’s venue in Kemp Town to present Tim with a National Lottery Award.
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Young Reporter- James Bond Spectacular coming to Bexhill | Emine Arslan
In September 2024, the iconic De La Warr Pavilion of Bexhill, East Sussex will see the world’s most critically acclaimed tribute to the music of James Bond. That tribute is Q The Music, a James Bond spectacular and since their formation in 2004, this
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Snow forecast for Brighton and Sussex this week - when and where it will fall
Parts of Sussex could be covered in a smattering of snow as temperatures are continuing to plummet this week. After the first widespread frosts of autumn last weekend, a further cold spell is forecast. At 10am today, the Met Office prediction
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Derelict site could be turned into 11-storey blocks of flats with commercial space
Plans for 216 homes at a derelict site have been submitted. The development, Union Gardens, planned for Worthing’s Union Place, is a joint venture between developer Roffey Homes and Worthing Borough Council, and would see mixed-use blocks up to
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Struggling to get to sleep? These 10 unusual methods could maybe work for you
Struggling to get to sleep is an issue for many people, and some might resort to slightly more unique methods to try and nod off. The required eight hours of quality sleep is often not achieved for some of the population, which can affect health
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Tesco 'do not eat' warning amid contamination fears of product
Tesco has issued a recall for a product due to possible contamination with an unknown type of berry. Some of the supermarket’s Growers Harvest Garden Peas could be unsafe to eat. Tesco’s recall includes some of the 900g bags with various batch
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Warning over 'brutal' new cold spreading across the UK that 'lasts for weeks'
A "brutal" new cold is sweeping across the United Kingdom this winter, leaving many bedbound for days and weeks. The horrible virus, which is said to cause headaches, blocked sinuses and fatigue, was shared by one user on the popular Reddit page
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Why Grace Dent has quit the I'm A Celebrity jungle as ITV releases statement
A spokesperson for I'm a Celebrity has revealed that restaurant critic Grace Dent has left the jungle on "medical grounds". The columnist and broadcaster joined the 2023 edition of the show alongside well-known faces like politician Nigel Farage
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Domestic killers could face tougher sentences under new government plans
Under government plans, killers who have subjected their victims to coercive and controlling domestic abuse could face tougher sentences. Ministers will also consider whether the minimum term of punishment should be raised for murderers who used
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The full list of former Wilko stores that have re-opened as Poundlands in 2023
There have been over 60 former Wilko sites that have re-opened as Poundland stores across the UK in 2023. Wilko entered administration in August leaving all 400 stores and 12,500 employees at risk. Administrators at PwC were forced to sell
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Man dies after car crash on A27
A man has died after a car crash on the A27 last night. Two vehicles crashed on the A27 at Fishbourne at around 6.30pm on Sunday (November 26) and police remain on scene this morning. The road between Havant and Chichester was shut to allow
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Disruption on the railway after train derails
There is disruption on the railway between Brighton and Eastbourne this morning after a train derailed on Saturday night. A number of trains between the two stations are cancelled today (November 27) due because of damage to a set of signals just
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RDZ checks squad for AEK after absentee list reaches TWELVE in final stages at Forest
Albion will today check on their depleted squad as they prepare to travel to Greece. The Seagulls saw out their 3-2 win at Nottingham Forest with 12 players unavailable by the time they reached the tense final stage of the game. They were by
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'Unique' bar secures later opening hours
A specialist whisky bar has secured later opening hours. Cut Your Wolf Loose can now serve alcohol until 11.30pm at its bar and shop in Trafalgar Street after a licensing panel hearing with Brighton and Hove councillors backed the company’s bid
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Council considering using paid TikTok influencers
Councillors have discussed the possibility of using paid TikTok influencers to promote a ‘Sussex by the Sea’ tourism campaign. At Arun District Council’s special economy committee meeting on Monday, November 20, officers presented a report to members
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Sussex Dragon’s Den contestant creates tech to stop motorbike thieves
A Dragon’s Den contestant has created a new product which can cut off motorbike engines in moments – meaning would-be thieves cannot get away. Inventor Steve Ransom, from Uckfield, came up with the idea for Stop My Engine after witnessing a rise
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Dozens of garages up for auction next month
Almost 100 garages with a value of more than £1 million are being auctioned off by a Sussex council. Eastbourne Borough Council are putting 99 garages across the town under the hammer next month. The garages are listed as seven lots of varying
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'There's no magic wand to be waved' - Hospital boss responds to corridor care crisis
The situation in the corridors of the Royal Sussex County Hospital is a grave one as doctors and nurses fight to provide the best care they can. Now, Dr Andy Heeps, chief operating officer of University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust, tells
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People still being treated within touching distance in overcrowded A&E corridors
Patients are still dying in the corridors of an emergency department and staff say A&E will get busier this winter. More than 40 patients are being squeezed into corridors due to a lack of room in bays and cubicles at the Royal Sussex County
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Your chance to send a message of support to our veterans
“It’s the most wonderful time of the year”, so sings Andy Williams every year. But for an isolated veteran, this couldn’t be further from reality. For most of us the festive period is a time for friends, family, and jollity. Sounds idyllic, doesn
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People in city less happy as cost-of-living crisis batters wallets
People in Brighton are less happy with their lives than they were a year ago as the cost-of-living crisis causes misery across the city. Mental Health UK said people's declining satisfaction was because of financial woes and a hangover from the
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Patient tells of his seven-hour wait in A&E while elderly forced to sit on floor
A patient has told of seeing an elderly woman sitting on the floor and others waiting hours for treatment in the A&E department at the Royal Sussex County Hospital. They heard doctors telling people they needed to wait seven hours to be seen
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Fears park café would 'become like a pub' and attract drinking crowds
A popular park café could become more like a pub if councillors agree to grant a drinks licence for the premises, a neighbour said. Garth Hall, who lives in Goldstone Crescent in Hove, was one of three neighbours to voice their objections to a
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Beauty spot saw 1,200 hours of sewage releases in a month
Sewage spills at a beauty spot totalling more than 1,200 hours in a month have been branded an “assault on the environment” by campaigners. Chichester Harbour, which is a designated area of outstanding natural beauty (AONB), had sewage water pouring