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Albion set to complete £30m swoop for teen winger who dazzled in Holland
Albion tonight looked set to bring in Newcastle winger Yankuba Minteh. Multiple sources in the North East have confirmed to The Argus they expect the Seagulls to complete a move for the 19-year-old Gambia international. Minteh is a lightning
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Drone pictures show thousands of revellers at seafront event
Thousands of revellers are partying on the seafront this evening. A 50-piece orchestra is playing Ibiza dance anthems during Ibiza Proms in Hove Lawns today. The event, which runs from 2pm until 10pm, was due to be the first event held at the
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Hunt has stated his case as Sussex face selection decision
Sean Hunt has been told he showed real character on a landmark outing for Sussex. Now the county assess their options as they take their high-flying Vitality County Championship campaign to Northampton. Hunt did a good job with bat and ball
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Rare clouds seen over Sussex night skies
A Sussex resident was wowed to spot rare clouds which "looked like the Northern Lights". Argus camera club snapper Amanda Glinsman spotted the phenomenon, known as noctilucent clouds, over Shoreham last night. She said it was a "strip of green
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Map reveals every sighting of the venomous false widow spider in the UK
The UK is home to many creepy crawlies, from the common daddy long-leg spider, scientifically known as the Pholcidae to the Cave spider and the quick-moving Jumping spider. But away from the harmless and more common spiders that are often found
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Sussex Tory MP jokes about needing new job next week at school's mock hustings
Schoolchildren at a mock election hustings quizzed Gillian Keegan on what job she would do if she was not an MP, to which she replied: “I might have to answer that question next Friday.” Parliamentary candidates faced a grilling by Chichester Free
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Pair attack man with bottle in 'appalling and unprovoked' robbery
A man was left shaken and injured after being attacked with a bottle and threatened with a knife when he was robbed in the street by two men. Charlie Crookes and Anthony Kirsten targeted the man as he walked in The Avenue, Bevendean. The man
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'Sussex will be the hot election battleground - the Tories could lose these seats'
Could this dullest of elections suddenly become interesting? What a strange election this has been – at the national level it’s been decidedly dull, but locally, anything but. I’ve now covered four elections in Sussex and sometimes it’s been
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School to open pre-loved uniform shop
A primary school is to open a pre-loved uniform shop. Hawkes Farm Academy will soon launch its Hawkes' Hut, which will sell second-hand school clothing at a more affordable price. There will be a wide range of preloved items for sale including
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Woman suffers serious injury in pub incident
A woman suffered a serious injury during an incident in a pub. Sussex Police said the woman was a customer in the Three Fishes Wetherspoon pub in Chapel Road, Worthing, when the incident happened on June 20 at 8.30pm. She was taken to hospital
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5G could be added to telecommunications site in residential area
New 5G equipment could be added to a telecommunications site in a busy residential area. The site, on the roof of a Grade II listed building in Upper Market Street, Hove, is set for major upgrades as EE UK Ltd plans to remove and replace two antennas
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New 44-metre high big wheel opens on seafront
A new big wheel is now open on Worthing seafront. The 44m high attraction, which is on the promenade between Worthing Pier and the Lido, welcomed its first customers on Tuesday after passing safety tests. READ MORE: Parts of the A27 to close
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'Southern Water needs to be held to account for its failings'
With a General Election less than a week away, one topic that has not been getting anything like enough attention is bringing utilities back into public ownership – something that commands massive public support, including here in Brighton and Hove
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Mystic meerkats predict result of England's next Euros match
A group of “mystic” meerkats have made their prediction for the upcoming Euros clash between England and Slovakia. Pundits and fans may have given England’s performances a lukewarm reception so far, but Drusillas Zoo’s meerkats believe the team
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Horror as three cars run over badger in front of wildlife rescue team
Three cars ran over an adult badger in front of a wildlife rescue team who had stopped to help it. Rescuers from the East Sussex Wildlife Rescue and Ambulance Service were returning from a previous call at around 10.20pm on Wednesday when they
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So pretty... but folklore warns us not to pick this ‘dead man’s bell’
What a strange month June has been, some days it’s felt more like winter, with the rain, strong winds and lower than usual temperatures. We can only hope that the forecasts for July being much hotter turn into reality. That said we have still seen
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Protest outside town hall against rent exploitation
Housing campaigners used eye-catching props to protest outside the town hall. Members of the Living Rent Campaign, an activist group that calls for improved rent controls, the expansion of council housing and an end to the right to buy scheme,
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Reform candidate says party is 'gaining momentum' and aims to beat Tories in polls
A Reform candidate says the party wants to provide an alternative to the Conservatives on the right-wing – and thinks he could top the Tories at the ballot box come July 4. Martin Hess said he wants to build momentum for the party as he looks to
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Historic South Downs valley is home to rare wildlife
Devil’s Dyke is a valley that offers sweeping panoramic views, varied wildlife and a heap of history. Nestled in the South Downs, it is the longest, deepest and widest dry valley in the UK. Camera club snapper Yvonne Kinasz explored the rolling