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Seafront telescopes restored after eight years of public use
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New development will include 18 affordable homes for families
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Sussex guest house crowned the friendliest B&B of the year
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Decision made on plans to convert empty vape shop into fried chicken takeaway
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Fast-food sandwich restaurant gets second lowest food hygiene rating possible
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Spanish football fans flood London’s streets after World Cup triumph
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World’s biggest jackpot game Powerball to launch in UK this week
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Madonna, Shakira and Ted Lasso appear in first World Cup half-time show
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Tom Cruise tells World Cup closing ceremony: ‘This is unity’
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Andy Burnham to promise ‘breathing room’ as he takes over as prime minister
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County council to explore veteran bus pass
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Fleadh in Belfast to showcase Irish, Ulster Scots and South Asian culture
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Scrapping digital ID will help focus on cost of living – Labour deputy leader
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Cancer researchers say institute is in ‘existential crisis’ as strike extended
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Petition to kick Argentina out of 2026 FIFA World Cup reaches 18.4 million signatures
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US attacks Iran’s Revolutionary Guard over troops killed in Jordan
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Colourful mural celebrates community spirit at new digital hub
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Park recognised again with Green Flag Award for excellence
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New programme celebrates community talent at iconic bandstand
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Public memorial to celebrated poet in town park gets the green light
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Wimpy burger bar not allowed to stay open until 5am after police raise concerns
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'Falcon mother' thanks public after bird goes missing for days
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Red Devils parachute team set for first appearance at UK's biggest free airshow
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Sussex railway station to get new taller ticket barriers to combat fare-dodging
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'Much-loved' seafront venue goes back on the market after vital repair works
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School asks families for financial help as it faces budget shortfall
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Youth football team disbanded leaving players and parents 'devastated'
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England show their appreciation of Steele as they clinch third place
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UK cities where families ‘losing significant cash in the bin due to food waste’
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Andrew and Tristan Tate arrested in Miami amid new sexual offence charges
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US military launches new airstrikes to punish Iran for deaths of US troops
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Fire crews still in attendance at Cairngorms wildfire say progress has been made
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Burnham will scrap digital ID to focus on cost of living
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Iranian supreme leader warns of ‘unforgettable lessons’ if US keeps up attacks
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Palestine protesters urge Andy Burnham to act on Israel
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Live updates as air ambulance lands at scene of serious crash
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Thousands pack the streets for Brighton Trans Pride 2026
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US and Iran exchange strikes as they struggle over Strait of Hormuz
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On the Beach Festival in pictures as thousands flock to the coast
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Police appeal for witnesses after two men seriously injured in collision
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Andy Burnham urged to stick to Labour manifesto on North Sea oil
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Albion new boy heads on loan to play for former Prem wideman
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Lib Dems urge FA and Uefa to quit Fifa over World Cup controversies
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Three courier company workers arrested in Sussex immigration crackdown
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Bestselling Brighton author to open new bookshop and coffee spot
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Cairngorms wildfire: Aviemore no longer in ‘immediately affected area’
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Live updates as main road closed after serious overnight crash
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Probus Club invites retired people to get involved
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Summer colour, quirky garden art and a weekend of garden visits
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Final fire service assurance report approved before governance change
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Wet Wet Wet bring anniversary tour packed with classic hits
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Community invited to charity walk and inspiring adventure talks
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Inside the remarkable restoration of a historic Sussex estate
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Brighton pub to close for major revamp and name change
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7 seaside towns across Sussex ranked from best to worst in new list
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Secondary school earns top marks in every area from Ofsted
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Call for projects to transform part of green space after park's major revamp
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Takeaway operators fined thousands over food hygiene offences
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Homeowner could be forced to remove 'visually obtrusive' fence
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Much-loved paddling pool's closure 'unavoidable' says council after outcry
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M&S hits back after council officers call for huge retail park to be refused
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Plans submitted to host events for up to 100 days a year at seafront site
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Explorer 'finds hundreds of sensitive documents' dumped in disused council building
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Trump says ‘rigged election’ means he gets to host World Cup and Olympics
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Burnham finalising plans for government before becoming prime minister on Monday
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Albion keeper signs long-term contract then moves on loan
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At least eight dead as landslide triggered by heavy rain buries city homes
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Nigel Farage one of 34 candidates in Clacton by-election
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Farage demands immediate election saying Burnham has no mandate for power
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Boeing to be allowed to resume certifying airworthiness of its planes
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You should feel deeply ashamed, judge tells fraudster who targeted pensioners
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Majority of United Utilities shareholders approve pay plans despite backlash
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MP Patrick Spencer found not guilty of Groucho Club sexual assaults
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Ex-DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson to appeal against child sex offence convictions
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One person dead and police officer wounded in shooting
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Man urged to come forward after fatal A27 crash
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BrewDog co-founder James Watt faces complaints to UK data watchdog
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Lauren Laverne is diagnosed with ‘chronic’ condition after cancer recovery
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Mother of murderer Vickrum Digwa jailed for removing knife from crime scene
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Westminster cannot dictate Scotland’s future, Swinney tells incoming PM Burnham
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Glaswegians optimistic as city centre area reopens after devastating fire
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Detectives repeat appeal for information after Ballymena double murder
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Jellycat suing Next and Hamleys for ‘substantial’ damages, documents claim
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Six men deny plot to attack Pakistani dissidents at their UK homes
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Danish police officer and two others shot, including ‘perpetrator’ – report
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Police in attendance after unauthorised encampment appears on playing fields
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Albion keeper follows Sanchez path as he signs loan deal
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Renewed appeal after young man left with serious injury following assault
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High temperature advisory extended for weekend
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Fact check: Dogs in hot cars and fake Harry Kane quote
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American soldier who died in battle is identified after 246 years thanks to DNA
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Celebration of life and procession announced following death of Bonnie Tyler
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Driver who stabbed man with screwdriver in road rage incident jailed
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Sussex trainer wants to see his star step up
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Traders offered free market stalls this weekend after shopping centre closure
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Oscar-winning Home Alone 2 and My Left Foot star Brenda Fricker dies aged 81
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Tzimas pictured training alone as Albion face striker decision
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Stormont’s First Minister calls for ‘different approach’ from Andy Burnham
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Scottish minister condemns Reform plan to ‘ban’ Gaelic at elections
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Southern Water fined £7m over sewage pollution in Kent
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Sussex parkour athlete spared jail over child sex abuse images
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Dancing With The Stars pros open Belfast studio to revive ballroom
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Driver in crash which killed pedestrian was in mental health crisis, court told
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Huge wind farms able to power two million homes approved by Scottish Government
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Andy Burnham vows to give people ‘hope back’ as he becomes Labour leader
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Live updates as fire crews tackle blaze in field near railway line
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Family of boy injured in crocodile enclosure ‘amazed at how far he has come’
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Four die in Russian missile attacks as Zelensky faces crisis over sacking
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Deputy FM calls for IndyRef2 ahead of Swinney meeting Burnham next week
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New photograph of the Queen marks her 79th birthday
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MP should not have ‘hidden behind parliamentary privilege’ on Sturgeon – Gilruth
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Shopping centre to remain closed this weekend after glass falls from roof
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Man dies in hospital following serious A27 crash
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Andy Burnham in pledge to be ‘unashamedly Labour’ as he becomes party leader
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US strikes bridges and collapses tower at key port as Iran campaign expands
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Helicopter deployed as firefighters spend third day tackling Cairngorms wildfire
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Dame Julia Donaldson hopes Gruffalo stage show introduces children to theatre
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Supermarket announces reopening date after month-long closure due to fire
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Firefighters continue battling major wildfire in Cairngorms
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Lesley Manville and Anna Maxwell Martin to lead revival of August: Osage County
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