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Arsenal get on their bikes - as evening falls flat for Albion after penalty verdict
Albion’s long unbeaten home run is over after defeat by Arsenal. Brian Owen looks back at the 3-0 reverse in a game which was controversial, then comfortable for the leaders. He gives some insight into the press conference afterwards with
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De Zerbi gives his verdict on penalty decision which angered the Amex
Roberto De Zerbi had no complaints about the penalty decision which caused outrage at the Amex. Albion fans were incensed when Tariq Lamptey was ruled to have fouled Gabriel Jesus just inside the penalty area for the opening goal in Arsenal's 3
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We played well - until the second goal: De Zerbi verdict on Albion defeat by Arsenal
Roberto De Zerbi conceded Albion were second best as they lost to the Premier League leaders, writes Anujith Vijayakumar. Arsenal returned to top spot with a 3-0 success at the Amex. Albion head coach De Zerbi said: “I think we played well
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Van Hecke is one of the bright spots as Albion are handed harsh lesson by leaders
Jan Paul van Hecke the bright spark in an otherwise ailing Albion side as the Seagulls suffered a harsh reality check with a 3-0 defeat to Arsenal, writes Anujith Vijayakumar. The Dutchman has had several impactful displays for the Seagulls this
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Adults, children, and a dog take part in first ever Brighton Miles race
Adults, children and a dog took part in Brighton Marathon's mile race for the first time in the event's history. People of all ages limbered up in Preston Park ahead of the Brighton Miles race before the marathon tomorrow. Medals were
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Recap: Trossard adds final insult as Albion lose 3-0 to Arsenal
7:32pm Dunk gives Trossard a hug. After the outrage of the penalty, this one fizzled out from an Albion point of view
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Young Reporter- Unplugging: Escaping the Doom Scroll by Isobel Palmer, BHASVIC
Social Media. We all have it. It is pretty much inescapable in this day and age. It’s a way to connect with friends, discover new interests and just have fun. But it can also be a lot more than that. If you are not careful, the blaring adverts and
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Angry residents demand council fixes potholes with graffiti on city roads
Angry residents have used graffiti on the streets to demand the council fixes the city's potholes. Chichester's streets were branded with spray paint overnight. Residents awoke on Saturday to find the pavement in West Street, outside the West
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Warning to beachgoers with 'high likelihood of injury' amid strong winds and waves
Beachgoers have been warned of a "very high likelihood of injury in or near the sea" as strong winds bring powerful waves. The Met Office said Brighton beach is being hit by very large, powerful waves as winds of up to 40mph batter the coast.
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Man, 19, killed in car crash
A young man has been killed in a car crash. Emergency services were called to the scene in Wartling Road, Pevensey, just before 9pm yesterday. A white Citroen C3 was travelling northbound on the road when it went into a ditch. The driver
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Residents share horror at ‘creepy doll in stick cage’ on sale for £100
Residents have shared their bewilderment at an unusual item on sale in a charity shop. The “creepy doll in stick cage” is more than a metre tall and was up for grabs for £100 at the YMCA charity shop in Blatchington Road, Hove. Rebecca Jayne
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Crews tackle fire that spread from garden to house
Firefighters tackled a blaze that spread from a garden to a house. Crews from East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service (ESFRS) were called to the scene in Wordsworth Street, Hove, at 8.43pm yesterday. READ MORE: People urged to stay away
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Rail passengers urged to delay travel after landslip - trains cancelled
Rail passengers are being urged to delay travelling today after a landslip on the Brighton mainline. The landslip was first reported in the early hours of this morning and has now been confirmed by Network Rail workers on the line between Hassocks
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Why De Zerbi still believes Undav can play big part for Albion next season
Deniz Undav can play a part for Albion in the Premier League next season. That is the view of head coach Roberto De Zerbi after seeing the Germany international shine for Stuttgart in the Bundesliga. ROBERTO DE ZERBI'S PRESS CONFERENCE
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Albion face big decision on key player who was 'very tired' at Brentford
Albion will take no risks with Joao Pedro as he hopes for a glorious return to the Amex. The Brazil forward impressed at Brentford in midweek on his comeback from injury. ROBERTO DE ZERBI'S PRESS CONFERENCE He will hope to take
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Abba won Eurovision Song Contest in Brighton 50 years ago today
It’s all about the zany outfits, accented English, stilted French and the dreaded nul points: the Eurovision Song Contest is an annual celebration of kinship and kitsch. Today marks the 50th anniversary of the most memorable contest when, on April
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An exciting day preparing for my Gardeners’ World close-ups
I’m sure many readers will have seen the garden and I on BBC Gardeners’ World a couple of weeks ago. I was extremely pleased with the seven-minute film that was edited down from the 11 hours of filming, back on a beautifully sunny day, last August.
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17th-century home with its own pond, pool and cottage on the market
A 17th-century home with its own pond, pool and cottage is now on the market. Holford Manor, which is up for sale for £3.6m, is in North Chailey near Uckfield. The house, which has six bedrooms and eight bathrooms, is said to have been totally
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Five of the best pubs and bars to visit in The Lanes
The Lanes is a popular location in Brighton with many great options for pubs and bars, but which are among the highest-rated in the area? The relatively small area between West Street, East Street, North Street and the sea is a joy to explore.
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Residents vent over 'little London' and its 'disgusting' rent prices
Residents in Brighton have expressed anger over "disgusting" rent prices in the city, which has been dubbed "little London". A study of over 50,000 renters revealed that Brighton was England's least affordable city for renters after it was found
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I cooked Jamie Oliver's paella and wish impatience didn't get the better of me
Like it or loathe it, cooking is a necessary skill to have and there is so much variety when it comes to deciding what to eat. I like to experiment in the kitchen and often follow new recipes for dishes I’ve seen on social media and blogs but I
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Steam railway to hold new music festival this summer
A steam railway is to host a new music festival this summer. Bluebell Railway has announced there will be live performances over two days, July 20 and 21. READ MORE: 'Frustration and anger' at plans to close village's last bank There will
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Unexplained rise in attacks by dolphins off Sussex coast
An expert who investigates the causes of death behind beached whales and dolphins has spotted an unprecedented rise in attacks by dolphins this year. Until February 2, 2024, Rob Deaville and his team at the UK Cetacean Strandings Investigation
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Vacant RAF building could be turned into flats
A vacant Royal Air Force building could be turned into flats if plans are approved. Located in Wish Road, Eastbourne, it has been empty since last year after it became financially unaffordable to keep the RAF branch open. In plans submitted
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Hedgehog awareness week to be held next month
Hedgehog awareness week will be held next month - and people are being urged to welcome wildlife into their gardens. From May 5 until May 11, The British Hedgehog Preservation Society (BHPS) will be highlighting the problems the animals encounter
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Sussex village 'has become lawless' as residents 'held hostage by feral youths'
Villagers say they have become hostages to feral teens. At a public meeting, more than 200 residents from Barnham, near Bognor, came together to demand answers and said their village has become lawless after violence peaked over the Easter weekend
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Rail station closed and bus changes during marathon
As 13,000 runners plan to take to the city's streets, road closures mean there will be significant travel disruption. Brighton Marathon takes place on Sunday, April 7, and with a route of more than 26 miles planned on the streets, many roads will
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'I suggest disillusioned Labour members should all join the Greens'
I HAVE a confession to make. I, Steve Davis, was once a member of the Labour Party. It feels good to have got that off my chest. As much as it isn’t something I tend to shout about now, though, it probably shouldn’t come as a surprise to people
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Garden centre restaurant supervisor in national barista competition
A garden centre restaurant supervisor is to take part in a national barista competition. Adam Kelly, who works at Haskins Snowhill Garden Centre in West Park Road, Crawley, came top of Haskins internal coffee competition. He will now compete