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That was the real Scotland, says Gilmour as he helps them to a Euros point
Billy Gilmour said fans saw a true Scotland performance in their 1-1 draw with Switzerland. The Albion midfielder started the game, having been left out in the opening 5-1 defeat against Germany. He played a big part in the Scots’ goal as they
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Gilmour's touch of class makes a difference as he helps Scotland claim first point
By Anujith Vijayakumar Billy Gilmour was the standout performer in the limited touches he got as Scotland drew 1-1 against Switzerland in their second game of the Euros 2024. Although, the 22-year-old was quiet during the first ten minutes
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Albion duo head to Euros last 16 - as both are linked with Bundesliga interest
(Additional reporting: Ben Reynolds) Pascal Gross and Deniz Undav can prepare for knockout football at Euro 2024 – as their army of admirers in Germany grows. Gross remained on the bench today as the hosts beat Hungary 2-0 in Stuttgart to make
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A27 slip road to be closed for around four weeks after crash
A slip road on the A27 is expected to be closed for around four weeks after a crash. National Highways said the safety barrier on the section of the road which leads motorists heading westbound towards the A283 and Shoreham, was damaged in a single-vehicle
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Top Gear host and DJs will appear as electric cars go on display this weekend
A car rally showcasing the best of electric vehicles will stop off in the city this weekend. Stunt shows, test drives, Euros football action and more will be set up on Madeira Drive on Saturday. More than 100 cars will silently roll into the
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Two-car smash shuts busy road
A two car smash has shut a main road and bus route. Police have closed off New Church Road in Hove after the Mazda and Audi collided this afternoon. The airbags on the red Mazda were deployed after the smash which crumpled the car's bonnet.
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Number of people from Sussex who have won £1 million on Premium Bonds revealed
The number of people from Sussex that have become millionaires through Premium Bonds has been revealed. Premium Bonds are an investment product from National Savings and Investments (NS&I) where people can enter a monthly draw to win tax-free
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Three arrested after seriously injured man taken to hospital
Three men were arrested after a man was attacked and taken to hospital with serious injuries. Sussex Police said they were called to reports of a disturbance in Curtsey Walk, Crawley, at around 8.20pm on June 13. READ MORE: Old garages being
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Feargal Sharkey backs Labour's rock star candidates as they bid to become Sussex MPs
Feargal Sharkey and Dave Rowntree have backed fellow musician Tom Gray to deliver for Labour as the trio continue on the General Election campaign trail in Brighton. The Undertones frontman and Blur drummer headed to the seafront to support Mr
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Man jumps through window and starts garden hopping after £25k of drugs and cash found
A man tried to escape through a window after £25,000 worth of drugs and cash were found. Officers from Brighton’s Tactical Enforcement Unit visited a flat in Connaught Terrace, Hove, on a drugs warrant on the morning of June 17. Upon their
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Teenager sentenced to life in prison for murdering 17-year-old
A 17-year-old who murdered a teenager on a crowded dancefloor at an end of term party has been sentenced to life in prison to serve a minimum of 16 years. Charlie Cosser was stabbed three times in the chest at a marquee on the grounds of a farmhouse
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Striker signs for Worthing and says the goal is promotion
By Ben Reynolds Worthing have signed striker Jake Hutchinson from Queen of the South. The 22-year-old, a product of Colchester United’s academy, left the U’s last summer for a new challenge in Scotland. He made 13 appearances last season
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Man is found dead in park
A man has been found dead in a park. Police set up a cordon in Woodstock Close play park, Horsham, after responding to concerns for a man. The scene was attended by police officers and an ambulance. A cordon was set up by police at a park
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Verbruggen reveals how mental coach has helped him on his rapid rise
By Ben Reynolds Bart Verbruggen has spoken about the importance of a mental coach in his rapid progress. The Albion goalkeeper Verbruggen has revealed he has worked with a specialist since he was 15 to maintain his mental well-being. The
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Jury in Constance Marten and Mark Gordon trial dismissed
The jury in the trial of wealthy aristocrat Constance Marten and Mark Gordon has been discharged. Marten and Gordon were charged with gross negligence manslaughter over the death of their baby, Victoria. Now, after a trial that started in January
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Ikea plans to open click-and-collect facility in Churchill Square Car Park
Ikea is planning to turn parts of a city centre car park into a click-and-collect facility. The furniture company Ingka Group (Ikea UK), who bought Churchill Square Shopping Centre in Brighton last year, are set to open in the former Debenhams
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Dunk working hard as England return to the training pitch ahead of Denmark test
By Ben Reynolds Albion skipper Lewis Dunk and his England team-mates were back on the training pitch this morning ahead of their game against Denmark. The session took place at their base in Weimarer Land Spa and Golf Resort in Blankenheim,
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Teenager found guilty of murder named for first time ahead of being sentenced
A teenage killer who fatally stabbed another boy on a crowded dancefloor can be named for the first time today after the order protecting his identity was lifted. Yura Varybrus, the son of Ukrainian parents, knifed Charlie Cosser, 17, after being
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Gatwick Airport announces 14 new routes for summer (find out where)
A new transcontinental flight route has marked an airport first amid a huge expansion bid. Passengers will soon be able to step onboard an airliner at Gatwick Airport and set foot in Singapore just 13 hours later. Five planes per week will
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As it happened: Teenager sentenced to life for murder of 17-year-old
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Severe delays on A27 and to public transport
2:57pm Traffic still present in Polegate Traffic remains in Polegate (Image: Google) The AA is no longer reporting
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Delays on the railway due to train hitting tree
Commuters have been experiencing delays due to a train hitting a tree on the railway. Southern Rail reported that a train hit a tree this morning between Ford and Worthing, leaving the line towards Brighton blocked. The incident was reported
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Who is Leeds winger with whom Albion are now being linked?
By Ben Reynolds Albion are being linked Leeds winger Crysencio Summerville, who is valued at £30 million. The Elland Road outfit are expected to lose 22-year-old Summerville after failing to secure promotion to the Premier League, having lost
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Gilmour hopes to start but his Scotland boss has little to say
Steve Clarke said Scotland will make “at least one change” against Switzerland. But the head coach was giving very little away as he spoke ahead of the second group fixture. Scotland face Switzerland in Cologne this evening (8pm). Clarke
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Artists invited to submit work for city gallery during repair work
A Museum is searching for artists to provide work for a new temporary exhibition space. In 2019, an assessment found that the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery building needed urgent repairs, including to the roof, restoration of Georgian lighting
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Will-writing campaign raises over £77,000 for charity
A business has helped raise over £77,000 for charity through an annual will-writing campaign. Stephen Rimmer LLP law firm, which has a branch in Eastbourne and Hastings, has raised £77,920 since 1996 through a Will Aid campaign. Instead of
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University building set to have electronic equipment upgraded to improve coverage
Radio equipment at a university campus will be upgraded with electronic communications. Plans submitted by Cornerstone and approved by Brighton and Hove City Council proposed replacing six existing antennas with six new ones. The work will
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Labour candidate on child poverty, homelessness and a 'less than ideal' start
Despite a “less than ideal” start, Labour’s candidate for Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven says he is feeling “positive” and is determined to use his voice to tackle homelessness and child poverty in the city if he is elected MP. Chris Ward was
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Cafés, bars and restaurants may have to pay more to place chairs and tables outside
Cafés, bars and restaurants in a Sussex town may soon see a change in what they have to pay to place chairs and tables outside their premises. Since the pandemic, Horsham District Council has been responsible for processing applications for pavement
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Old garages being demolished to make way for new council homes
Old garage compounds are being demolished so new council homes can be built. Adur District Council began removing the old garages at Daniel Close, Lancing, on Friday to make way for the nine new homes. These will be a mix of seven two-bedroom
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Art bus to visit and new exhibition to launch in honour of pioneering pop artist
An exhibition will launch in Brighton in celebration of a prominent figure in the pop art movement who designed album covers for the likes of The Beatles. Peter Blake – A Print Retrospective will open at Enter Gallery this week to coincide with
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Fox dies after getting head stuck in bottle
A fox has died after getting its head stuck in a bottle. The wild animal was found in Seaford and died at the East Sussex Wildlife Animal and Rescue Service sanctuary near Lewes from its injuries. READ MORE: Security ramped up in doctor's surgery
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Residents terrorised by boy racers and antisocial behaviour
Residents are being terrorised by boy racers who have turned a once quiet street into a hotbed of antisocial behaviour. Home Farm Road, Brighton, has become an unexpected hotspot for drag racing causing significant distress to the residents of
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Skate park and football pitch among plans for playing field development
A skate park and seven-a-side football pitch are among plans for a playing field at the centre of a new council development. Plans are already in the works for a new community hub and 200 homes in Moulsecoomb with a new GP surgery, library and
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Woman angry as council refuses to cut back trees encroaching over her garden
A woman is frustrated as the council refused to prune encroaching trees and told her to hire tree surgeons. Joy Faller, 81, has lived at her property in Portslade for 43 years and wants encroaching foliage from a neighbouring park to be cut back
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Drones used to tackle antisocial driving and monitor accident hotspots
Sussex Police are now using drones to tackle antisocial driving. The force said that drones are used to monitor accident blackspots, high-risk junctions and areas that are prone to irresponsible driving. The aim is to reduce the number of fatal
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Mum fears being 'left behind' as she waits anxiously to hear how long she has left
A mother said she feels she would be “left behind” if she did not “fight for herself” as she continues to be left in limbo about how long she has left to live. Mum-of-one Jules Fielder was diagnosed with incurable lung cancer in 2021 and now requires