Parts of Sussex are bracing themselves for more flooding misery. The Met Office has issued a yellow flood alert for the county for heavy showers and isolated thunderstorms tomorrow. The warning comes as the county continues to pick
Plans to reopen a railway line disrupted by landslips have been pushed back. Network Rail had expected the line between Hastings and London, which links the East Sussex coast, Kent and the capital, to open on a reduced timetable tomorrow (Monday
Albion have gone top of the table – with a little help from Ross McCormack. The Seagulls now lead the way in the Championship for clean sheets home and away. They have been top of the pile for away shutouts for some time and yesterday’s 1-0
Here are the match highlights from Albion's narrow win over Millwall in the Championship yesterday. Judge for yourself about the penalty decision that left Lions boss Ian Holloway fuming. Click on the link below.
A man was taken to hospital after getting his fingers crushed in a car bonnet. Firefighters were called to Buttermere Way in Littlehampton at around 2.45am today. They were alerted by paramedics from South East Coast Ambulance Service who
Lloyd Ellett claimed the vacant British Masters light-middleweight title last night. The Brighton fighter survived a shock second-round knockdown to beat Gary Cooper 97-95 from Wales over ten rounds at the Metropole Hotel, Brighton.
Three people had to be rescued after their boat ran aground with no safety equipment on board. The Newhaven Coastguard was called out to Seaford beach on Saturday night where the small boat was resting on the shingle. It had gone aground
Everyone has experienced difficult moments in their lives which help shape them into the people they are. Some of these moments may revolve around when they were growing up and their struggles with puberty. For others it could be how they entered
Millwall boss Ian Holloway felt Albion benefited from the ‘softest’ penalty he had ever seen yesterday. And he argued the Lions might have had a spot kick of their own. Holloway said Geoff Eltringham’s decision to penalise Danny Shittu replaced
I had anticipated meeting Brighton Festival’s latest guest director in a quiet corner of the Brighton Dome foyer. But Hofesh Shechter has a better idea. “This is where you can really feel at home,” he grins, as I emerge, blinking, onto the stage of
These are good times for science. This stereotypically nerdy subject has been elevated out of the labs and on to primetime TV, national radio stations and newspaper front pages. Scientists are no longer fusty “boffins” but “rock stars” with Twitter
