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Barco takes step closer to Copa America place with Argentina
Valentin Barco is in the running for a place in the Argentina squad at the Copa America. But hopes have faded for his Albion colleague Facundo Buonanotte. Barco is in a 29-man squad for friendlies in the USA against Ecuador and Guatemala next
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Forecasters say Northern Lights could be visible in the UK tonight
The Northern Lights could be visible again in the UK tonight, space weather forecasters have said. Also known as aurora borealis, the bands of pink and green light were seen across the UK and in parts of Europe last week after an extreme geomagnetic
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RDZ's final day - as he said his goodbyes properly and left 'best' group of players
Roberto De Zerbi went for a walk around Brighton on the morning of his final game with Albion. He said he did it to reflect on successes he, the club and fans had enjoyed together. The departing head coach often enjoyed a stroll around town
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7 dramatic drone images show extent of cliff fall metres from homes
Dramatic drone images show sections of cliff crashing onto the beach below. Rocks fell just metres from people's homes at Newhaven Heights Park in Court Farm Road, Newhaven, on Sunday morning. More rock could be seen hanging precariously from
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Sussex hotel to feature on hit TV show for second time
A hotel which featured on a hit TV programme is getting a second shot in the limelight. Tottington Manor, in Edburton Road, near Henfield, will feature on the latest series of Four In A Bed in an episode airing tonight. The hotel's directors
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Police want to speak to this man after charity box theft
Police investigating a theft of a charity collection box have issued a CCTV image of a man they wish to speak to. Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) were alerted to the theft at a premises in The Square, Angmering, on April 12.
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Girl, 5, taken to hospital with serious injuries after crash
A five-year-old girl has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after a car crash. Police were called to Daisyfields in the Wick area of Littlehampton at 11.30am on Saturday, May 4. The crash involved a black Mercedes A180 and a grey
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Fan pictures as De Zerbi bids farewell to club following defeat
Brighton head coach Roberto De Zerbi made his final bow as Albion lost 2-0 to Manchester United. Fans appeared jovial before the game on Sunday night, proudly waving blue and white flags. Others tucked into takeaway cartons of chips and enjoyed
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Countryside cycle route ranked among best in UK and Ireland
A countryside cycle route has been ranked among the best in the UK and Ireland. The South Downs route, which stretches 100 miles across Sussex and towards Hampshire, was named sixth in Enjoy Travel's list of the 20 top routes in the UK and Ireland
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Clare Balding at opening of Goodwoof dog festival
Clare Balding opened a dog festival at the weekend with an adopted pooch from Sussex. Elder, who was adopted from Raystede Centre for Animal Welfare in Ringmer near Lewes, accompanied the broadcaster as she opened Goodwoof with a parade of hundreds
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Two people rescued after being trapped by the tide at Beachy Head
Two people have been rescued after being trapped by the tide. Eastbourne lifeboat was called out by Solent Coastguard at 7.22am on Sunday to help the pair who had been cut off by the tide at Beachy Head. One was found on the lighthouse and
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De Zerbi keen to keep working - and would fancy another Prem hot seat
Roberto De Zerbi hopes to be back in football for the start of next season. But he will keep up to speed with the game whatever happens. The departing Albion head coach is also keen to return to the Premier League at some stage. De Zerbi
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Murray: RDZ tenure was 'beautiful' but Bloom method is tried and tested
Roberto De Zerbi’s Albion tenure has been described as “brief but beautiful” by a club legend. De Zerbi is heading home after 89 games in charge. He and the club decided to part ways on Friday evening and players were informed after training
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Life’s too short - Lindsey driven to succeed with Crawley as he savours Wembley win
Crawley manager Scott Lindsey admitted his past experiences helped fuel motivations that were fulfilled with promotion after his side’s 2-0 victory over Crewe in the League Two play-off final at Wembley. Lindsey lost his brother Matthew in a motorcycle
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Emotional scenes, then question time as De Zerbi era ends at the Amex
The Roberto De Zerbi era is over – now Albion fans wait to see who comes next. Fans said farewell to the popular head coach after a 2-0 defeat by Manchester United. He then spoke to the media and was followed by chief executive Paul Barber.
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It's time for tea and to nominate your favourite fish and chip shop
Come wind, rain or shine nothing beats this nationwide teatime favourite! We're on about fish and chips of course and we want to hear just how good your local chippy makes it... Whether you prefer yours with a side of mushy peas, some curry sauce
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Let the music play! - victory for pub after noise complaints
The volume of sound coming from a Hove pub was not consistently loud enough to amount to a noise nuisance, a council licensing panel has found. People living in four properties near the Paris House pub, in Western Road, Hove, complained to Brighton
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Unusual Rishi Sunak and penguins art installation displayed on beach
Unusual artwork featuring the prime minister and penguins in a rubber dinghy has appeared on a beach. A cut-out of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, penguins wearing life jackets and an inflatable boat were installed on Hastings Beach. The cut-out
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Cabaret, French food and America's Got Talent star at Fringe event
COMING up at Brighton Fringe on May 24 to 26 is Normandy Weekend. Fool’s Paradise, which is south of St Peter’s Church, will serve as the focal point for the entertainment. The venue, managed by the Australian troupe Head First Acrobats, is
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Arrests made after police swarm on town centre following Tyson Fury title fight
An emergency worker was reportedly assaulted as police dispersed boxing fans in the early hours of the morning. Police officers swarmed into Bognor town centre in the early hours of Sunday after Tyson Fury's heavyweight title bout against Oleksandr
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New housing development on site of former police station open to residents
A new council housing development on the site of a former police station is now complete and ready for residents to move in. The Stowe Place development in Chapel Street, Newhaven, has 21 new homes. These properties, which are a mix of houses
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County among best places for caravanners thanks to stunning views and historic sites
East Sussex has been rated one of the best places in the country to go on a campervan holiday. The county has been ranked the second-best place in the UK for campervan staycations due to its high number of attractions, motorhome parks and beaches
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Couple 'not the same people anymore' after unbearable death of their daughter
A grieving mother said she is "not the same person" after the the loss of her daughter destroyed her life. Chloe Vowels Lovett and her husband Toby had been expecting their daughter Esme after seven years of trying to conceive, but she started
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Protesters occupy bank and hold gig inside over renting fears
Protesters occupied a bank and held a makeshift gig inside over claims that its practices mean insecurity for renters. Dozens of campaigners from tenant's union Acorn took over the TSB branch in Western Road, Brighton, calling for changes to the
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Circus performers take over seafront ahead of weekend of shows
Circus performers took to the seafront to wow beachgoers on a sunny afternoon ahead of a landmark show this week. Artistes from Carnesky’s Showwomxn Sideshow Spectacular paraded through Brighton to show off talents including contortionism, whip
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More schoolchildren being suspended for racist abuse
More students are being suspended from school over complaints of racial abuse, new figures show. Data released by the Department for Education shows the number of pupils excluded from lessons due to alleged racism has more than doubled in some
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Young people receive "excellent support" in local authority children's services
Children’s services have been rated outstanding in a glowing Ofsted report. Brighton and Hove’s Local Authority children services were inspected by Ofsted and were upgraded to ‘outstanding’. The report reads: “Most children and families in
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Two new bike repair stations set up in town
Two new bicycle repair stations have been installed in a seaside town. These have been put up outside the Pavilion Theatre in Marine Parade, Worthing and in Findon Road, Findon Valley. Worthing Borough Council said the repair areas, which are