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De Zerbi gives first Dunk update after skipper goes off injured
Albion will check on Lewis Dunk after he went off injured at the Amex. The skipper suffered a knee problem and did not return for the second half of the 2-1 defeat. Albion end their season on Sunday when they host Manchester United. Dunk
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RDZ rues defeat by Chelsea - but says Albion should have had a penalty
Roberto De Zerbi said Albion conceded two poor goals against Chelsea – and should have had a penalty. But he praised his injury-hit side in a 2-1 defeat at the Amex. Danny Welbeck’s near-post finish gave late hope after Cole Palmer and Christoper
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Recap: Welbeck scores late but Albion go down to 2-1 defeat by Chelsea
9:53pm Welbeck gives Caicedo a big hug. So does Maldera. No doubt more will too. Albion go down fighting and
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Four-car crash sees two taken to hospital with serious injuries
Two people have been taken to hospital with serious injuries after a four-car crash. Police were called to the incident on the A259 Gravetts Lane, Climping, near Littlehampton at around 5.30pm on Tuesday. The crash involved four cars: a silver
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Sussex Police officer charged with causing serious injury through careless driving
A Sussex Police officer has been charged with causing serious injury by driving without due care and attention. Following an investigation, the Crown Prosecution Services authorised that PC Ben Carslake, 30, be charged with the offence and he is
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'It's getting worse and worse': Sewage floods bus stop and leaks into streets
Residents are concerned after sewage flooded a bus stop and leaked into streets in a residential area. Rebecca Kimber, who lives in Patcham, said raw sewage flowed along Winfield Avenue near Patcham High School. She said that a bus stop outside
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Party guest heard friend talking about having a knife before teen was fatally stabbed
A guest at a party in the grounds of a country farmhouse said she heard friends talking about having a knife moments before a teenager was fatally stabbed. The girl, who cannot be named for legal reasons, said she heard one of her friends say:
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Bryony celebrates silver medal at European Championships
Shoreham’s Bryony Pitman has won a team silver medal at the European Archery Championships. She teamed up with fellow recurve archer Conor Hall to finish second in the mixed team competition in Essen, Germany. It was their first time shooting
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School forced to shut amid burst water main chaos
A burst water main has forced a school to close. Hellingly Community Primary School in Hailsham has been left without any water due to the incident. Drivers near Hailsham are also feeling the pressure as huge tailbacks on the A22 build-up while
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Revellers flock to city for new music festival - but over 100 artists won't play
Revellers are flocking to the city as its annual new music festival kicks off - but more than 100 artists have pulled out amid a boycott over the event's sponsors. The Great Escape, which begins in Brighton today, still has hundreds of emerging
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Martin Lewis calls for rule change to fix 'broken energy market'
Martin Lewis has called for the reintroduction of cheaper deals for new customers to fix the “broken” energy market. The ban on energy firms offering cheaper deals to new customers could be scrapped from October as Ofgem clears the path back to
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Argus readers can subscribe for just £3 for 3 months in this flash sale
Readers who want to subscribe to The Argus can enjoy an exclusive offer of £3 for 3 months or over 30% off an annual subscription during our limited-time promotion. A digital subscription is the best way to read The Argus online, as subscribers
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Queen Camilla is coming to Sussex
Queen Camilla is coming to Sussex. The Queen is no stranger to the county as she grew up in Plumpton and was baptised in Firle Church. She was in the county in 2021, when she was invited by Brighton-born author Peter James to visit the set
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'Horrendous traffic' as A-road closed due to burst water main
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Enciso told to balance confidence and arrogance as he aims for repeat performance
Julio Enciso has been told to balance confidence and arrogance as he aims for a repeat performance on two counts. The Paraguay forward would love to conjure up something like the goal he scored to beat Chelsea last season. Or the prize-winning
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Driver has lucky escape after branch hit by lorry smashes through windscreen
A driver had a lucky escape after a tree which was hit by a lorry smashed through their front windscreen. The terrifying incident happened on the A283, north of Shoreham and the A27, yesterday afternoon. The car was travelling in the opposite
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Welbeck 'feels good' after big game at Toon as Albion make decision in attack
Albion will make a key decision in attack this morning as they look to dent Chelsea’s push for European football. Head coach Roberto De Zerbi will decide whether Danny Welbeck is ready to break new ground this season. The Seagulls also have
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Blooms at castle gardens captured by camera club snapper
The colours of spring were in full bloom when an Argus Camera Club snapper visited an historic site. Arundel is home to award-winning gardens rich with vibrant flowers and plants at the base of the towering Arundel Castle. The 11th century
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Sussex tea company makes The Sunday Times Best Places to Work list
A tea company has made The Sunday Times Best Places to Work list 2024. Bird and Blend Tea Co., an independent tea company which has shops in Brighton and Worthing, has secured a place on the newspaper’s list after over 70,000 companies and brands
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Parking wardens to use body-worn cameras after attacks
Parking wardens will be given body-worn video cameras after a string of attacks. The police-style cameras will be used by East Sussex County Council's officers in a bid to tackle the abuse and violence they face while doing their job issuing penalty
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Anger at 'monstrously tall and ugly' 5G mast proposed for green land
Plans for a new 5G mast have been met with dozens of objections. Icon Tower Infrastructure Ltd has submitted proposals to Mid Sussex District Council to install a new 25-metre high lattice tower on land at Clearwaters Farm in Clearwaters Lane,
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Councillors to vote on whether to give themselves a pay rise
An independent panel has recommended a rise in councillor allowances, Brighton and Hove City Council said. The panel, made up of people who do not work for the council, issued a report that advises an increase in both councillors’ special responsibility
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Sussex Royal Mail staff 'accidentally ate chocolate bars laced with drugs'
Staff at a Royal Mail delivery office tucked into chocolate bars believed to have fallen out of a package but then realised they were laced with drugs. Three members of staff at the Royal Mail’s delivery office in Brighton’s North Road reportedly
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Three Sussex beaches ranked among UK's most disappointing
Three beaches in the county have been named some of the most disappointing in the UK. Brighton, Camber Sands and West Wittering have each ranked in Preply's list of the top ten most disappointing beaches in the country. This was after the most
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School with high proportion of pupils suspended told to improve by Ofsted
A school where a high proportion of pupils are suspended was rated Requires improvement by Ofsted. Ark Alexandra Academy, a comprehensive secondary school in Hastings, was told to improve in its latest inspection by the education watchdog.
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Vandals give Sussex village a rude new name
Vandals have renamed a village to give it a rude name. A road sign pointing drivers towards Fulking, in the downs just north of Shoreham, has been defaced with drivers instead being directed to a much ruder place. Or, to an Austrian village
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Olympian to join paddling protesters calling for sewage clean-up
Olympian Dame Kelly Holmes is to join protesters calling for water companies to stop pumping sewage into the sea. Paddlers will once again take to the waters around the West Pier in Brighton on Saturday in a renewed call for more to be done to
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Women were ‘gaslit’ by doctors after receiving infected blood during childbirth
A woman who was infected with hepatitis C after being given infected blood during childbirth has described how she was “gaslit” by medics as she fought to seek help for symptoms linked to the virus. Joanne Vincent, from Worthing, said doctors refused