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How Russell Martin unwittingly helped Crawley end their winless run
Crawley boss Scott Lindsey revealed he used a video clip of Southampton manager Russell Martin to help inspire his players ahead of their 2-0 home victory over Forest Green Rovers. In the footage, Martin spoke of the importance of trying to be
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De Zerbi reveals when he thinks Enciso can be back in Premier League action
Julio Enciso is ready to step up his work in training. Albion head coach Roberto De Zerbi revealed the Paraguay forward is closing in a Premier League return after a long-term knee injury. Enciso has been working with the squad in the last
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Person charged after migrants found in back of freezer lorry at port
A person has been charged after migrants were found in a freezer lorry at Newhaven ferry port. The discovery on Friday morning sparked a major emergency services response, with ambulances, police and Border Force descending on the area. Shocked
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De Zerbi gives squad update as Albion head north to face Sheffield United
Simon Adingra is ready to return to Premier League action. Head coach Roberto De Zerbi today confirmed the AFCON winner is available to play some part at Sheffield United. Joao Pedro is a confirmed absentee from Albion’s return to the Steel
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Recap: Emergency services deal with crash - road blocked
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Weather warning for rain in Sussex updated
A yellow weather warning for rain in Sussex has been updated. Yesterday, the Met Office said the warning would come into effect from 3pm today until 6pm tomorrow. The warning will now end at 9am tomorrow. The weather service said rain may
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Duke of Sussex ‘willing to take temporary royal role’ while King is ill
The Duke of Sussex is willing to step into a temporary royal role while his father undergoes cancer treatment, it has been reported. The Times newspaper reports Harry has told friends he would step into such a role while Charles is unwell.
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Rare watercolour from The Jungle Book goes on display at author's home
A rare watercolour painting from The Jungle Book has gone on display at the author’s family home, 130 years after the much-loved story was published. The Return of the Buffalo Herd, dated 1901, is one of just four illustrations known to have survived
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Driver seriously injured in crash
A man was taken to hospital with serious injuries after a crash. Emergency services were called to the single car crash in Sea Lane, Ferring, at 3.25am this morning. Sussex Police said the driver suffered serious injuries and was taken to hospital
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Young Reporter The Duke that's making an impact Alice Hart Christ's Hospital
“In modern Britain, people are interested in what you do, not what you’ve inherited. I’m proud of what I’ve achieved in life…” Having lived near Arundel for much of my life, and within a stone’s throw of its famous duke, I thought it was about
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From Palace to the palace, Adingra relives the dream he feared was slipping away
Simon Adingra’s incredible AFCON story started and ended with trips to the Palace. He was greeted by Ivory Coast’s head of state after starring in the nation’s success. But such scenes would have been very hard to imagine when he left Selhurst
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Lallana welcomes back wingers - and says Albion have learned new options
Adam Lallana has welcomed back Albion’s international wingers. But he says the squad have added to their tactical repertoire in their absence. Head coach Roberto De Zerbi improvised in the absence of Kaoru Mitoma and Simon Adingra. Lallana
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'Pink is the in colour right now'
Pink is the in colour in my garden at the moment. Looking very dramatic is the large potted shrub, Camellia William Bartlett. It is a compact and tidy evergreen shrub with oval, leathery, glossy, dark green leaves, producing an abundance of beautiful
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Students in city are the 'least addicted' to vaping in UK
Fewer than half of students at the University of Sussex say they are addicted to vaping – but figures are still on the rise. Some 35 per cent of the university's students said they used disposable vapes. The number is still much higher than
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New care home to open soon
A new care home with a cinema, bistro and bar is to open soon. Furze Field Manor, run by Oyster Care Homes, is in Dunnock Lane, Sayers Common, near Hassocks. It will offer a range of services for up to 66 residents, including residential care
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Multi-million pound education centre at former dairy farm approved
Plans for an education centre at a former dairy farm in the South Downs have been approved. Black Robin Farm which overlooks Eastbourne will be transformed into a £10 million centre for arts, education and culture. The site, just off Beachy
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Two adventurers complete 2,700-mile run across United States
Two adventurers have told of their elation after finishing a 2,700-mile run across the United States. Grandmother Jan Dupree, 57, and Kurt Charnock, 50, started their daring challenge in October and ran through mountains, snow and 41C deserts from
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Woman celebrates 40th anniversary working at the zoo where she grew up
A woman who lived at Drusillas Zoo as a child is celebrating her 40th year working there. Sue Woodgate, zoo business manager, started her career in 1984 as a 17-year-old junior keeper. As a six-year-old she lived at the zoo in Alfriston in
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'Another Labour U-turn and this time it’s toilets'
Another week, another Argus headline showing another Labour manifesto U-turn, writes Green Councillor Steve Davis. This time it’s the toilets. “Toilets will be shut for Saturday Parkruns in Brighton under new plans” announced Zac Sherratt’s piece yesterday
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New discount store celebrates opening in town centre
A new discount store opened this week. Poundstretcher, a budget retailer with over 300 stores across the UK, opened their new Horsham branch on Thursday in Albion Way. The store, in the town centre, will sell a range of goods including groceries
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Picasso, Warhol and Banksy works on display at gallery (but not for long)
Works from acclaimed artists are on display at a city gallery this month. Hidden Gallery, in the North Laine, Brighton, is shining a spotlight on its collection of original exhibition posters designed by some of the most influential artists from
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Migrants freed from freezer lorry with axe in 'devastating' ferry port emergency
Two people have been arrested and six migrants are in hospital after a major Border Force incident at Newhaven port yesterday. Dozens of police officers, paramedics and Border Force officials descended on the port at around 10am after a group of
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Opposition calls on council to save 'vital' domestic abuse service
Opposition councillors have called for a “vital” domestic abuse support service to be saved from proposed funding cuts in the council’s latest budget. Greens want Brighton and Hove City Council to reallocate £70,000 set aside for a business study
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New Turkish restaurant set to open in Brighton city centre
A new Turkish restaurant will open next month. Nazende, which will focus on Mediterranean dishes, will open in Brighton's Western Road in early March. Emre Karhan, 48, who moved to the city from Turkey one year ago, will be opening the restaurant
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Tudor-style home with heated swimming pool up for sale
A six-bedroom Tudor-style home with a swimming pool is up for sale. The 1970s property, in Withdean Road, Brighton, is on the market for £2.275 million. As well as six bedrooms and five reception areas it has a detached garage with an office
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Long lost bass belonging to Beatles legend found stowed away in Sussex attic
A long-lost bass guitar belonging to Sir Paul McCartney has been found in an attic in Hastings. The historic bass guitar, the first ever owned by the Beatles legend, was re-united with the star after it was reportedly stolen in London's Notting
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Woman fought cancer at age 8 but dies at 26 before a lung transplant could save her
A woman who fought cancer when she was just eight years old died awaiting a lung transplant 18 years later. Nathalie Soffe, from Hove, was first diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia in November 2004. She was just eight years old.
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Stolen signed Albion football boot returned to pub after appeal
A signed Lewis Dunk football boot that was stolen from a pub has been returned. The Caxton Arms in North Gardens, Brighton, issued an appeal after the boot, signed by the Albion captain, was ripped from a wall dedicated to the Seagulls. In
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NHS worker opens cafe for women going through menopause
A former NHS worker has opened a cafe to support women going through the menopause. Jacqui Thomson, from Yapton near Barnham, has started a scheme to get women - and their partners - breaking down the stigma around menopause. She set up in
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Incredible solar system picture taken from city centre garden
An astronomer took an incredible photo of the solar system from her city centre garden. For the last four years, Ivana Peranic has been looking up to the stars from her Brighton back garden, capturing planets and galaxies with her telescope.