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Audio review as Albion draw 1-1 at Burnley
Albion had to settle for a 1-1 draw at Burnley. But it was an afternoon of disappointment and frustration in the driving East Lancs rain. Brian Owen reviews a tough afternoon at Turf Moor. And he gives some insight on the mood in the
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Fair result, says RDZ - but he can see Europe getting further away after Moor draw
Roberto De Zerbi said a point was a fair result for Albion at Burnley. A gift own goal saw the Seagulls escape with a 1-1 draw from their tussle at Turf Moor. Head coach De Zerbi said: “We didn’t deserve to win the game and we didn’t deserve
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Longstanding Conservative MP will not stand at next general election
A longstanding Conservative MP has announced that he will not be standing at the next general election. Tim Loughton, MP for East Worthing and Shoreham, made the announcement this afternoon just before 5.30pm. Mr Loughton, who has been in his
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Appeal for these people after man suffers 'significant facial injury' in attack
Police are looking to identify these two people after a man suffered a “significant facial injury” which required hospital treatment. The man was attacked in Piries Place, Horsham, at around 1am on March 24. Sussex Police said he suffered a
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Terror trial date set for teenager allegedly involved in extremist satanic group
A trial date has been set for a teenager allegedly involved in an extremist satanic online group who is accused of plotting a terror attack on a homeless person. Cameron Finnigan, 18, appeared at the Old Bailey for a preliminary hearing on Friday
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Recap: Albion handed bizarre equaliser as they exchange gifts with Burnley
5:10pm Albion fans clap their side and sing songs in praise of De Zerbi and Moder. But that was pretty grim. Thanks
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Dolphins spotted jumping and playing around boat
Dolphins were spotted jumping around a boat playfully on Monday. Ben South, from Sompting, told The Argus that they were following his boat for around ten minutes just one mile from Shoreham Port on April 8. The 29-year-old, who was taking
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'Derelict and neglected' gem of the city taken over by new owner
A “derelict and neglected” Art Deco arcade building has been taken over by new developers. The 101-year-old Imperial Arcade in Western Road, Brighton, will be transformed back into an “exciting commercial space” with luxury flats above. The
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De Zerbi hopes to see former Liverpool duo stay with Albion
Roberto De Zerbi hopes to work with his two former Liverpool stars next season. The Albion head coach believes Adam Lallana can continue in the Premier League. He has been disappointed not to see more of his fellow former Anfield favourite
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Recap: Long delays due to weekend A27 closure
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'I have not decided to leave' - RDZ on frustration, hope, transfers and calling Bloom
Roberto De Zerbi gave the clearest, fullest and probably most heartfelt message on his position, his future, his motivation and his working relationship with chairman Tony Bloom yesterday. And it felt like he had something he wanted to get off
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Using the brighter days to get everything out and on display
I am very pleased to be able to confirm, I shall resume my updates, for the 12th year, on BBC Radio Sussex tomorrow, 14th April. The session should be broadcast at about 11.40am with me, once again, talking about gardens that open for the National
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First puppy yoga business opens in county
A new "puppy yoga" business has opened in the city. Yogi Paws hosts events at The Knoll Centre in Old Shoreham Road, Hove, and began its first classes in February. People have a conventional yoga session before the puppies go into the studio
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Vintage revival festival including cars and fairground rides to take place next month
Vintage cars and buses will be among the attractions at an event next month. The Steyning Vintage Revival will be held in the High Street on May 5 from 11am until 5pm. The event, now in its second year, will showcase cars, buses, motor bikes
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'Once-in-a-lifetime' opportunity to feed sloths at zoo
People can win the chance to feed a sloth in a new "once-in-a-lifetime" experience. Drusillas Zoo, in Alfriston, is offering animal lovers the chance to feed Flash and Gordon in their enclosure. The event, in aid of Flash's eighth birthday,
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Small terrace house to be converted into HMO despite dozens of objections
A small terrace home will be turned into a house in multiple occupation (HMO) despite dozens of objections. Plans have been approved by Brighton and Hove City Council to turn 71 Eastbrook Road in Portslade into a six-bed home. This means the
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Tulip festival with over 100,000 flowers underway at castle
A tulip festival with over 100,000 flowers is underway at a castle. The event, which started on April 1, is expected to last two more weeks. There are over 100,000 tulips across the grounds with over 120 different types. READ MORE: Home
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‘Our lives are on hold’ – people ‘trapped’ in 'nightmare' shared ownership schemes
Residents say they are “trapped” in a shared ownership scheme which has become unaffordable with soaring service charges. Ayman Shaker, 36, bought 25 per cent of a flat in a new development called The Courtyard in Circus Street, Brighton. He wanted
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Store which served Paul McCartney and Katie Price closing after 50 years
A longstanding clothing store owner is closing up shop for good after almost 60 years in the city. Gary Gordon, from Hove, has run various clothing and shoe shops across Brighton since the 1970s. The 73-year-old said he started when he left
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19th-century pier called 'lame' by 'disappointed' visitors
A 19th-century pier has been described as "lame" and "disappointing" by a handful of visitors. Eastbourne Pier, which has an average four-star rating on Tripadvisor, has received mixed reviews among visitors. Although many have shown appreciation
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Anger at 64-bed care home plans which 'would put pressure on local services'
Proposals to build a new care home are set to go in front of planners next week. On Thursday (April 18), Rother District Council’s planning committee is due to consider an application seeking permission to build a 64-bed care home at the former
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Gatwick ranked worst UK airport for flight delays
Gatwick was the worst airport for delays with flights leaving half an hour late on average. The second busiest airport in the UK was badly affected by air traffic control staff shortages so that flights were an average of nearly 27 minutes behind
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Month-long summer party planned for city centre park
A huge party with some 2,000 people will take over a city park for one month. An advert for the Central Park event promises "world famous artists" and "unrivalled vibes" in Brighton's Valley Gardens. The organisers say it will be hosted at