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Baku calling? Qarabag, Milan, Sporting eye last 16 - and Joao is joined on six goals
Ruben Loftus-Cheek scored twice as Milan put one foot in the Europa League last 16. Sporting and Qarabag are also well set to join Albion in next round. But the five remaining ties are evenly balanced going into the second leg. Meanwhile
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Now (another) Albion recruitment chief is linked with Chelsea
Chelsea are eyeing another Albion target, according to a report. The Stamford Bridge outfit have been linked with a move for head of recruitment Sam Jewell by the Daily Telegraph. The Argus understands no official approach has been made for
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Prize time for Undav as he shines on loan in Bundesliga
Deniz Undav has been named as Bundesliga player of the month. It is the on-loan Albion’s man’s second such award in three months as he shines for high-flying Stuttgart. He topped a poll which also featured Niclas Fullkrug from Borussia Dortmund
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Elderly man in serious condition in hospital following A27 crash
An elderly man is in hospital with serious injuries after a crash on the A27. The crash happened at around 10am this morning eastbound near the junction of Shellbridge Road, west of Arundel. A man in his 80s was taken to hospital in a serious
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Harris is relishing stint in charge - and a win over Liverpool would make it better
Mikey Harris says he is loving his experience as head coach of Albion’s women. It will be even more special if they pick up a precious WSL win on Sunday. The Seagulls host Liverpool at the Broadfield Stadum (midday) looking to build on the
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Man still in hospital 48 hours after being pulled from rough seas
A man who was pulled from rough seas is still in hospital 48 hours since the incident. On Tuesday, the coastguard helicopter was called to reports of the man being “face down in the water” in Brighton. The alarm was raised at around 2pm to
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'Overt' discrimination by former Sussex campsite operator slammed in report
A human rights watchdog has slammed “flagrant” and “overt” discrimination towards travellers by the operator of a caravan park. An investigation into Pontins found a number of discriminatory practices towards Irish travellers in their booking practices
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Drug dealer caught after armed police stop and search taxi
A drug dealer has been convicted after armed police stopped a taxi and found bags of drugs and cash. Fiorent Muharremi was stopped in the cab after leaving the vehicle twice in the space of 100m. Plain clothed officers searched Muharremi by
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Recap: A27 closed for investigation work after two-car crash
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Plans for huge 700-home development approved
Plans for nearly 700 homes in a historic town have been approved. The huge six-storey development will come to the North Street Industrial Estate in Lewes subject to certain planning conditions being met. It will include a car and cycle parking
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Toby Jones and Imelda Staunton are coming to Brighton Pier
Internationally renowned actors are speaking about their careers as part of an intimate event. Toby Jones and Imelda Staunton were invited to appear as guests for The Space, a series of interviews and questions and answer sessions being held on
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Man charged over petrol station robbery
A man has been charged over a petrol station robbery. Sussex Police were alerted to an alarm at a petrol station in Findon Road, Worthing, at about 5am on February 8. A worker reported a robbery at the premises and said the raider had fled
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Growing pizza company opens another site
A growing pizza company has opened another site. Yeastie Boys Pizza Club has launched its new venue in Queen’s Road, Brighton. Hungry customers can order pizzas by the slice from the unit’s hatch, which was formerly occupied by restaurant One
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Rubble and chalk on Sussex beach after large cliff falls
A section of cliff has collapsed along the Sussex coast. Drone footage shows tonnes of rubble and chalk collapsed on the beach below after the collapse yesterday at Seaford Head, close to a golf course. It is understood that a series of collapses
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Brighton Festival 2024 promises magic, wonder, hope and a bit of slime
This year’s Brighton Festival promises magic, wonder, hope and a bit of slime. The annual celebration of the arts, which is the largest in England, has revealed its jam-packed programme of music, literature, theatre and more which has been inspired
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B&M to open ANOTHER store in Sussex this spring
Discount retailer B&M is set to open a new store in Burgess Hill this spring. The chain will open at the former site of Wilko in Market Place Shopping Centre after it bought several locations when the high street retailer went into administration
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Young Reporter- Brighton Fringe On Sale Friday 15th Feb | Emine Arslan
Since its creation in 1967, Brighton Fringe has always been known to be a celebration of all things that the city represents, and this year is no different. Brighton Fringe 2024 plans to be an honouring of the arts in all their glory: from comedy to
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Recap: Road 'closed for some time' as police and fire crews attend incident
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What is GDP and how does it work in relation with the economy?
GDP is a term you would have likely heard in the reporting of financial news, but what does it actually mean? Standing for gross domestic product, the concept of GDP is significant for measuring how healthy a country's economy is. Here's all
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'Not many clubs want to draw Brighton' - what do we look for as Europa League returns
This might have been another Europa League week for Albion. Joao Pedro’s goal against Marseille kept them out of the so-called round of 32. In fact, there are 24 survivors, of whom Albion and seven others sit out this stage while 16 get involved
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Ikea says its new Brighton shop will improve lives
Ikea says it wants to “change the lives” of people in the city with its new store. The Swedish furniture company’s owner Ingka bought Churchill Square shopping centre in Brighton last year. An Ikea City will open in the former Debenhams store
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Shoreham athlete wins gold at national Special Olympics competition
An athlete has struck gold at a national winter sports competition. Charlie Marshall, from Shoreham, won two medals at the inaugural Special Olympics Great Britain National Winter Games in Folgaria, northern Italy. Charlie, who was representing
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Archaeologists to try and find houses dating back more than 800 years
Archaeologists are set to dig around the settlement and stream that gave a town its name to try and find houses dating back more than 800 years. Excavation work is set to begin in Manor Gardens in Borough Lane, Eastbourne, to try and find traces
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RNLI colourises historic photos for 200th year celebrations
The RNLI has brought some of its history to life ahead of its 200th anniversary with the release of colourised images, including of our own seafront. Snapshots of lifeboats from Brighton and Poole are among the 11 black and white images, which
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'Need to save cash? Get rid of some council officers'
When Winston Churchill was the Member of Parliament for Dundee between 1908 and 1922, it is said that he never visited the town, writes columnist Andy Winter. This was not uncommon at that time and many MPs would never visit their constituency between
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Toilets will be closed for weekly Parkrun events if council plans go ahead
Four public toilet blocks used by hundreds of runners each weekend will be closed if plans go ahead. The facilities in Hove Park, Preston Park, Hove Promenade and East Brighton Park are well used every Saturday during the Parkrun events, which
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Villagers celebrate as controversial Costa closes
A controversial chain coffee shop in a village has closed for good. Costa Coffee in High Street, Rottingdean, sparked much debate when it first opened in 2017. Villagers said the shop would be harmful to nearby independent businesses.
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Eyesore café could be demolished
A popular park sports pavilion and café could be demolished and replaced with a new "modern facility". The Buckingham Park sports pavilion, in Upper Shoreham Road, Shoreham, might be replaced and "transformed" after Adur District Council said it
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'Betrayed': Parents anger over planned nursery cuts by cash-strapped council
Parents at a nursery facing council cuts said they feel “betrayed” by the Labour administration. Brighton and Hove City Council has proposed cutting services at Bright Start nursery, including its baby room, and moving it from its current site
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Open day for new seafront housing development
A new housing development is having an open day this Saturday. The Wharf 21 development, in Brighton Road, Shoreham, is a mix of one and two-bedroom flats. The homes, which are on the A259, are set to be sold under a shared ownership scheme
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Aquarium hosts a 'seahorse hotel'
An aquarium has revealed a 'seahorse hotel' where people can see the creatures up close and learn more about them. Brighton's Sea Life centre is hosting the new attraction from now until March 21. Visitors can watch the seahorses and take part
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Gardeners asked for help as search begins for rare plants
Gardeners across the county have been asked to search for any rare or unusual plants. The Threatened Plant of the Year 2024 competition, run by Plant Heritage, will be held this month. People need to look for unusual plants growing in their
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Morrisons to take over shopping centre site ahead of renovation
Work on a new Morrisons supermarket will begin next month. The supermarket chain is taking over the Meridian Centre in Peacehaven at the end of February and work will begin on demolishing the site. The new supermarket will replace the current
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Tributes to 'genius' sculptor who spent whole life in city
Tributes have been paid to a “genius” sculptor who lived in the city. David Whipp was a well-respected metal worker who made sculptures with “vivid imagination”. His older brother Brian, 82, spoke of his younger sibling’s talents which ranged