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Moder gets on again but Poland suffer an early Euros exit
Jakub Moder and Poland have suffered an early Euro 2024 exit. The Albion midfielder again went on as substitute for his country, this time as they lost 3-1 to Austria in Berlin. The subsequent 0-0 draw between Holland and France means Poland
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Climate protesters target Grade I listed castle days after Stonehenge paint stunt
Climate protesters targeted a landmark medieval castle over fossil fuel funding. Activists descended on Bodiam Castle near Robertsbridge in East Sussex today to demand its owners stop funding major fossil fuel companies. It comes just days
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Robber who lunged towards post office shop assistant with knife sentenced
A robber who lunged towards a post office shop worker with a knife has been sentenced. Edward Bunce targeted the Post Office in Seaside, Eastbourne, on December 1 last year. He threatened the worker with a knife, leaving them shaken, before
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Police searching for two men after town centre attack
Police are looking to identify two men after another man was attacked in a town centre. Officers responded to Montague Street, Worthing, at around 1.50am on June 8 where a man is believed to have been attacked by two men. The victim, a 31-year-old
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M23, A23 and A27 road closures to look out for in Sussex this weekend
A small number of motorway and A Road closures will affect Sussex traffic this weekend, according to National Highways England. These will mainly be on the M23 and A27 in the early hours of the morning for maintenance work. If you are set to
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Tributes to 'cheeky chappie with a kind heart', 17, who died following crash
The family of a teenager who died following a crash have described his charisma and passion for life. William Radford, from Broadbridge Heath, was driving on the A281 Brighton Road at Monks Gate, near Horsham, when he was involved in the collision
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Undav reveals he has spoken to Huerzeler - but focus is on Euros for now
Deniz Undav has spoken to Albion’s new boss about his future. But the Germany striker says he is keen to concentrate on Euro 2024 for now. Undav starred on loan for Stuttgart last season and local fans cheered his name when he returned with
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Murder investigation after man dies in busy pub
A murder investigation has been launched after a man died in a busy city centre pub. The 57-year-old man suffered serious head injuries following a reported assault at The Dolphin and Anchor Wetherspoon pub in West Street, Chichester, late on Thursday
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Shop owner in court after sniffer dog discovers stash of illegal cigarettes
A shop owner has been fined £1,000 after a sniffer dog discovered a stash of illegal cigarettes and tobacco in a van at the rear of his premises. In September 2022, Trading Standards carried out a series of tobacco inspections across the Littlehampton
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Thug attacked person with wine bottle during vicious assault
A man hit a person over the head with a bottle of wine during a vicious assault. Bradley Garrett entered the property in Burchetts Close, Haywards Heath, uninvited with a bottle of wine. He proceeded to hit the occupant of the address with
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Firefighters work through the night to put out suspected arson
A fire in derelict building is believed to be arson. Fire crews responded to a blaze in a derelict building in Crawley yesterday evening. Six fire engines attended the scene alongside two water carriers, an aerial ladder platform and an off-road
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Dunk back on the England training pitch - as calls grow for Palmer to get his chance
Lewis Dunk was among England players back on the training pitch this morning. England’s ten unused players in the 1-1 draw against Denmark worked at their Spa & GolfResort Weimarer Land base. England returned to their remote Blankenhain base
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Albion trio tackle Copa America - and McGill sees Canada test world champions
By Ben Reynolds Tom McGill's Copa America journey began with a challenging encounter as Canada faced holders and World Cup winners Argentina in their opening match. Despite a determined effort, Canada fell 2-0 to the South American giants at
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Fan zones packed as Three Lions stutter at Euros
England fans were in full voice in Brighton city centre as the Three Lions drew their second match yesterday. Fans crammed into the Valley Gardens fan zone for the second group stage game and were in raptures after Harry Kane poked through the
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Brighton activist arrested after private jets painted orange
A Brighton woman has been arrested after private jets were painted orange. Just Stop Oil named Cole Macdonald as one of the women who gained access to Stansted Airport on Thursday and painted two private jets using fire extinguishers filled with
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Man charged with firearm, theft and assault offences after incident
A man has been charged with firearm, theft and assault offences after an incident at a house. Officers were called to an address in Dale Crescent, Brighton, on Monday following reports of a disturbance. Read more: Street cordoned off as police
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Moder backs Poland quality - and hopes he gets more chance to shine at Euros
Jakub Moder believes Poland’s quality of football can get them their first win at Euro 2024. The Albion midfielder is in contention to start when his nation face Austria. He looked bright after going on as a half-time substitute in the unfortunate
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Sharks make winning start in what Mills says could be season-defining T20 double-bill
Sussex are off to a winning start in the double-header which they believe could define their Vitality Blast season. Sharks were convincing 31-run winners over Kent at Hove last night. They go to Hampshire this evening looking for what would
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Recap on train cancellations due to safety inspection
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Street cordoned off as police tents put up outside pub - updates
12:52pm A man has died - a murder investigation has been launched One suspect is still at large. Read the latest here
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£4 million of funds to be used to replace bike lane
More than four million pounds is set to be spent on a project to build a new bike lane where an existing one is. The money will be used to build a new cycle lane between Hove Lawns and Hove lagoon and one planned for Marine Parade has been postponed
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Judge on ‘ever growing' knife crime among young people which causes ‘untold damage'
A judge has said the "ever growing" knife crime among young people is causing "untold damage". Judge Christine Henson KC made the remarks when sentencing 17-year-old Yura Varybrus for the murder of 17-year-old Charlie Cosser. Varybrus, who
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Children 'terrorising' park by setting fires and wreaking havoc
Dog walkers say groups of children have terrorised a play park by setting fires and taking over the area. Horrified Hangleton residents say Greenleas Park has been the target of rampant anti-social behaviour from youths setting fires and ruining
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Excitement as once-loved country pub to reopen under new owners
A pub is set to reopen under new owners after being refurbished. The Barley Mow in Lewes Road, Selmeston, near Polegate, will welcome excited customers back into the venue next month. The new team said they are striving to reopen between early
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Visit from miniature ponies lifts spirits at care home
A very special visit from two miniature ponies put a smile on the faces of care home residents. Residents at Copper Beech Bupa Care Home were treated to a visit from Buddelia and Caramel from South Brockwells Farm, which is owned by a resident’
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Sussex pubs named among best in Britain to have been saved from closure
Two pubs in Sussex have been named among the best in Britain to have been saved from closure. The Bell in Ticehurst and The Black Horse in Climping are among the 12 included in the list from The Telegraph. Discussing the creation of the list
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'I want to bang the drum for the area' - Lib Dem candidate on General Election battle
Prospective Lib Dem MP James MacCleary has called sewage dumping by water companies “one of the great scandals in modern Britain” as he set out his goals should he make it to Parliament. Former Lewes council leader Mr MacCleary is looking to oust
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Nesting bricks added to housing development to help protect dwindling bird population
Nesting bricks have been installed at a new housing project to help protect the swift population in the area. Swift populations in the UK have declined by more than 50 per cent since 1997 and campaigners in Battle say that their numbers are dwindling
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Proposals to use school playing field for development
More than 200 council homes and a new community hub could be built in a neighbourhood. Brighton and Hove City Council is asking residents to share their views on using the school playing field off Hodshrove Lane as part of its proposed plans to
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Nursery where parents want children to stay forever rated outstanding
A nursery where parents want their children to "stay forever" has been rated outstanding in its first ever Ofsted inspection. Bloomsbury Street Day Nursery in Bloomsbury Street, Brighton, was praised by inspectors for providing top-quality care
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People encouraged to visit hidden gem nature reserve home to rare species
Benfield Hill Nature Reserve is a hidden gem. It is a jewel in the South Downs National Park. Sally Wadsworth, chairwoman of the Benfield Wildlife and Conservation Group. I want more people to come and enjoy the
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Anger over villager's plans to use garden for private helicopter landings
A villager has provoked the anger of his neighbours after he submitted plans to use his garden for private helicopter take-offs and landings. White and Sons, on behalf of applicant Roger Wade, has asked the South Downs National Park Authority to
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Landlord whose property had collapsing ceilings and no heating sentenced by court
A landlord who let a property with collapsing ceilings, damp, mould and no heating has been fined. Tenants at Eric Moon’s property in Pelwood Road, Camber, complained to Rother District Council’s environmental health team about the poor condition
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Six-bed home with indoor sauna and pool up for sale for £3.85m
A six-bed home with an indoor sauna and pool is up for sale for £3.85 million. Coldharbour Manor, in Legsheath Lane, Forest Row, on the edge of Ashdown Forest, was originally built around the year 1900. It has since been expanded and is now