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Albion let points slip and RDZ counts the cost - post-match audio from the Amex
Albion started their French week with a sense of deja vu at the Amex. Former PSG kid Wilson Odobert scored to give Burnley a 1-1 draw. But Albion had more than enough chances, shots, dangerous situations and good passages of play to have
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Albion boss reveals concerns which affected selction as star men come off the bench
Roberto De Zerbi said he could not risks with some key players as he picked his team to face Burnley. The Seagulls boss introduced Kaoru Mitoma and Billy Gilmour at half-time and Igor and Facundo Buonanotte during the second half as his side chased
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Top teams would win these games - RDZ assesses Albion draw with Burnley
Roberto De Zerbi says Albion will not be “a top team” until they win games they dominate. The Seagulls boss said he was “disappointed and frustrated with a 1-1 draw at home to Burnley. They had to come from behind to level through Simon Adingra
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File under 'points dropped' - FIVE full-time thoughts from Albion v Burnley
To Sheffield United and Fulham add this to the “two home points dropped” file. Maybe because it is so fresh in the mind, this felt even more wasteful than those previous 1-1s. Albion took a while to get going but had more than enough chances to turn
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Cot and tent found in Queen's Park as couple and toddler still missing
Concerns are growing for a couple and toddler sleeping rough in Brighton after a tent and travel cot were found abandoned in a park. The collapsed grey tent and a white travel cot were found abandoned in Queen’s Park in the city as the search continues
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Balconies crash down onto car in the middle of Christmas party
A woman's car was crushed after two balconies collapsed at a block of flats. The disaster unfolded at around 1pm on Saturday when the first and second floor balconies at Prince of Wales Court in Hove detached from the building and plummeted to
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Father Christmas fun runners take over seafront for annual 5k fundraiser
Hundreds of runners dressed as Father Christmas took over the seafront this morning for the annual Santa Dash fun run. Runners donned red suits, white beards and Santa hats to dress up as Father Christmas and celebrate the annual event. Event
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Jake Bugg to bring new tour to Sussex town as he champions grassroots music
A singer-songwriter’s new tour will bring him to Sussex as he performs at some of the country’s smaller towns and venues. Jake Bugg’s Your Town Tour will arrive at Worthing’s Assembly Hall on April 27 next year. Kicking off in Warrington on
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Late-night shopping extravaganza comes to Brighton’s North Laine
A late-night shopping extravaganza is coming to the city. Shoppers are invited to Sydney Street, in Brighton’s North Laine, for a night of exclusive discounts. Many of the retailers in the street are extending their opening hours so people
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Recap: Adingra scores but Albion held to draw by lowly Burnley at the Amex
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De Zerbi reveals his Albion line-up to face Burnley
Lewis Dunk is back for Albion as one of six changes to their starting XI as they face Burnley. But midweek goalscorer Jack Hinshelwood drops to the bench and Joel Veltman is not involved. Dunk has completed a domestic suspension, as has Mahmoud
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Section of motorway blocked after crash - police responding to incident
A section of motorway is stationary after reports of a crash. Part of the M23 has been stopped due to a collision near Crawley. The collision is thought to have included a van which is blocking traffic heading southbound. It is currently
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Road remains closed after truck beached in grass verge
A section of road was closed after a lorry became beached by the side of the road. The back of a truck can be seen hanging over the side of the road on a grassy verge. Traffic data suggests that the A280 Long Furlong near Findon remains closed
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Recap: Firefighters tackle blaze in block of flats
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Woman needed surgery on serious injury after being hit by vehicle in early hours
A woman remains in hospital after suffering a serious injury when she was hit by a vehicle. The vehicle, which drove away from the scene, is believed to have hit the woman between the evening of Saturday, December 2 and the early hours of the morning
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A full night of Annie Mac’s house music magic - and we were in bed by midnight
Beloved DJ and broadcaster Annie Mac has been one of my favourites for years. I used to love listening to her Radio 1 show in the evenings after school and she always chose great tracks and introduced me to new music too. So I was thrilled
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Sussex chef wins MasterChef: The Professionals with 'exquisite' final menu
Horsham-based chef Tom Hamblet has been crowned the champion of MasterChef: The Professionals after winning in the final last night. Tom, a 24-year-old sous chef at South Lodge hotel, wowed judges with a “technical, beautiful and delicious” in
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So far, so good as Albion take it slowly with Moder's return to Premier League
Jakub Moder’s return from injury is a case of ‘so far, so good’ after two outings off the bench. The Poland international made his comeback from a 19-month absence when thrown into a ten-verus-11 rearguard action at Nottingham Forest. He was
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What to expect of Burnley as they aim to shock the Amex
Albeit the Clarets possess just two victories in 15 fixtures so far this season, Burnley will arrive at the Amex with a chip on their shoulder, aiming to prove a point at the expense of Albion, writes Anujth Vijayakumar. We assess the threats Vincent
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Gilmour told to drive Albion on as he emerges as midfield leader
Billy Gilmour has been urged to drive Albion on as they chase another home win. The Seagulls host Burnley today (3pm) three days after beating Brentford in the Premier League. Gilmour has become a central figure for the side and Roberto De
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'Scandi-style' lodge ranked one of the best lakeside winter stays in the UK
A Sussex "Scandi-style bolthole" has been ranked as one of the best lakeside winter stays in the whole of the UK. The Waterside Lodge in Bodiam has been included among the top 10 stays in the UK meeting the above specification, according to The
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Battle to save 'majestic' poplar trees from being axed
People have won a fight to save “majestic” poplar trees from being felled... for now. Plans were announced in late November to axe the trees on both sides of the path in Blakes Walk, Lewes. More than 1,300 people signed a petition which stated
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Pac-Man and Tekken creator to open arcade in city centre
A new arcade will be launching in the city centre next week. Bandai Namco, the company responsible for some of the world’s biggest games including Tekken, Pac-Man and Dragon Ball Z, is opening an arcade in North Street, Brighton, on December 12
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'Charming' Sussex town named among best festive getaways in UK
A "charming" Sussex town has been ranked among the best eight places in the UK to visit for a festive getaway. Arundel was included in the list from The Guardian, which was Sussex's only representative. Describing the list, the newspaper wrote
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We visited Sussex's 'most Christmassy neighbourhood' as 20 homes switched lights on
The annual Christmas lights display involving 20 homes in the city has returned. Tina and Bill Symmonds, in Thornbush Crescent, Portslade, switched on their lights along with more than a dozen of their neighbours on Friday evening to bring in
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Restaurants, schools and hospital cafes get food hygiene ratings
New food hygiene ratings have been awarded to 13 of Brighton and Hove's establishemts, the Food Standards Agency’s website shows. • Rated 5: Rebecca's Kitchen at Hove And Kingsway Bowling Club, The Beach, Kingsway, Hove; rated on December 1
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Man held in police station touched officer and said 'would you like my middle finger'
A man being held in a police station touched an officer inappropriately before saying “would you like my middle finger”. Micky Johnson, of Percival Terrace in Brighton, was being booked into custody for a different matter by a female officer on
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Restaurant, vineyard and leisure park scheme approved
Proposals to build a ‘leisure and commercial park’ have gained the go ahead. On Wednesday (December 6), Lewes District Council’s planning committee approved an outline application seeking to develop land to the north of the Old Brickworks in Station
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NHS suspends new dementia patients to redeploy nurses and save money
A dementia diagnosis service will stop accepting new patients so nurses can be redeployed elsewhere to save on agency staff costs. Management at Sussex Partnership Foundation Trust (SPFT) wants to suspend the Dementia Assessment Service (DAS) for