Archive - Monday, 10 December 2018

Outing for Button as Albion are undone by Leicester
David Button had an outing in Albion's under-23s as they lost 1-0 to Leicester at the Lancing training complex tonight.
'All I've done is lost my little girl' - Emotional interview with Barrie Fellows
The anguished father of one of the Babes in the Wood victims has broken down as he described the horror of being wrongly accused of murder, saying: "What have I done? All I have done is lost my little girl."
Argus comment: Russell Bishop trial - justice is served at last
IT TOOK 31 years to the day but justice was at last served at the Old Bailey and child killer Russell Bishop will spend the rest of his days behind bars.
WATCH: The moment Russell Bishop realises he is being arrested for murders
THIS is the moment a shocked Russell Bishop realises he is being arrested for the murders of Karen and Nicola.
Our living hell at hands of 'evil monster' Russell Bishop - families speak out
The families of Nicola Fellows and Karen Hadaway have described killer Russell Bishop as a "monster" and "evil personified".
Child killer Russell Bishop relished publicity after his acquittal
Russell Bishop lapped up publicity after his acquittal, proclaiming his innocence and warning that the Babes in the Wood murderer was still at large.
Babes in the Wood: A 31-year miscarriage of justice
- What are the Babes in the Wood murders?
Burglars raid Tesco and steal cash
TWO burglars raided a convenience store in the early hours of this morning and stole cash.
Babes in the Wood murders - Brighton still bears the scars more than 30 years on
The Babes in the Wood murders blighted Brighton, tearing apart a close-knit neighbourhood which still bears the scars more than 30 years later.
Russell Bishop deployed 'cowardly' defence similar to Milly Dowler's killer
Russell Bishop deployed a "cowardly" defence seemingly straight from the playbook of Milly Dowler killer Levi Bellfield.
Russell Bishop - the evil child killer
Russell Bishop has been branded a "cowardly" paedophile who has spent most of his adult life in denial over the Babes in the Woods murders.
Connolly back in action for Albion youngsters
Albion's young hot-shot Aaron Connolly could be marked by a fellow award nominee tonight.
How modern science helped to finally convict Russell Bishop - 31 years to the day he got off
FORENSIC science was a key part of the first trial brought against Russell Bishop at Lewes Crown Court in 1987, but in the end it was not enough to convict him.
GUILTY: 'Wicked' paedophile Russell Bishop convicted of Babes in the Wood murders
A "wicked" paedophile has been found guilty of the Babes in the Woods murders, ending a 32-year fight for justice for the families of his victims.
Bird feeders are covered in glue and rigged as traps at nature reserve
AN ANIMAL charity is appealing for information after a bird feeder was covered in glue and rigged as a trap at a nature reserve.
Don't miss your chance to see the Santa Bus, here is where it will be today
This is where the Santa Bus will be this evening.
Jury retires to consider verdict in Russell Bishop murder trial
Jurors have retired to consider verdicts in the trial of a convicted paedophile accused of murdering two schoolgirls 32 years ago.
Former teacher charged with sex offences against pupil
A FORMER teacher has been charged with eight sexual offences against boys under 16.
Albion Talking Point: Why Hughton should treat himself to a glass of wine
If anyone still doubts the outstanding job Chris Hughton has done and continues to do for Albion, consider this.
Drug dealer jailed for intending to supply crack cocaine
A MAN found in possession of 34 individual wraps of crack cocaine has been jailed for four-and-a-half years.
Student homes approved despite 'tremendous concerns' from residents
Councillors were left frustrated when they had no grounds to refuse three applications for student homes in Brighton.
Bruno: This is how far we have come - and what we must do to improve
Bruno has revealed why Albion should reflect on a positive eight days.
Man jailed for 14 years over 'horrific' child sex offences
A MAN guilty of child sex offences has been sentenced to 14 years in jail.
Legal and General staff in Hove raise £40,000 for hospice
ONE of the city’s biggest employers has raised more than £40,000 for a hospice.
Wanted: residents to attend war hero's funeral in Brighton on Tuesday as he has no relatives
AN ARMED forces charity is urging readers to attend the funeral of a war hero on Tuesday.
'Soaring business rates have forced us out' says cafe owner
A VEGAN café owner says she is being forced to relocate because she cannot keep up with soaring business rates.
'I've given up calling the police' – Graffiti vandals target businessman's vans for EIGHTH time
A BUSINESSMAN has given up calling the police about graffiti on his fleet of vans – even though it will cost him thousands to respray a vehicle.
Locadia misses big chance to make impact for Albion
JURGEN Locadia's hopes of making an impact for Albion have taken another hit.
Anger at 'outrageous' plan for medical waste plant
RESIDENTS say proposals to build a medical waste plant near an award-winning nature reserve are “really outrageous”.
Thieves steal £200 from pensioner buying Christmas presents for grandchildren
THIEVES stole £200 from a pensioner as she bought Christmas presents for her grandchildren.
Accident on A27 causing serious delays
Traffic is very slow following an accident on the A27.
Missing elderly man found and returned to hospital
AN ELDERLY man who went missing from hospital this morning has been found.
Defeat hurts but Hughton happy with haul from hectic week
ALBION boss Chris Hughton is happy with the haul from a hectic week – despite defeat at Burnley.
'We're one big happy family'- cheer for award-winning community pub
PATRONS enjoyed a street party to celebrate their local being named The Argus Pub of the Year.
Mixed reaction to man giving tents to homeless
A GYM-OWNER who gave tents and camping equipment to homeless people was met with both praise and criticism.
'We're in desperate need'- Army cadets in plea for volunteers
TRAINING for army cadets could slashed because there are not enough volunteers, the force said.
Property firm staff take on chilly festive charity challenge
STAFF from a property firm will be going for a festive dip in the sea for charity.
Woman transforms old kiosk into delicious new deli
THE owner of an award-winning cafe has expanded her business by converting an old newspaper kiosk into a delicatessen.

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Outing for Button as Albion are undone by Leicester

'All I've done is lost my little girl' - Emotional interview with Barrie Fellows

Argus comment: Russell Bishop trial - justice is served at last

WATCH: The moment Russell Bishop realises he is being arrested for murders

Our living hell at hands of 'evil monster' Russell Bishop - families speak out

Child killer Russell Bishop relished publicity after his acquittal

Babes in the Wood: A 31-year miscarriage of justice

Burglars raid Tesco and steal cash

Babes in the Wood murders - Brighton still bears the scars more than 30 years on

Russell Bishop deployed 'cowardly' defence similar to Milly Dowler's killer

Russell Bishop - the evil child killer

Connolly back in action for Albion youngsters

How modern science helped to finally convict Russell Bishop - 31 years to the day he got off

GUILTY: 'Wicked' paedophile Russell Bishop convicted of Babes in the Wood murders

Bird feeders are covered in glue and rigged as traps at nature reserve

Don't miss your chance to see the Santa Bus, here is where it will be today

Jury retires to consider verdict in Russell Bishop murder trial

Former teacher charged with sex offences against pupil

Albion Talking Point: Why Hughton should treat himself to a glass of wine

Drug dealer jailed for intending to supply crack cocaine

Student homes approved despite 'tremendous concerns' from residents

Bruno: This is how far we have come - and what we must do to improve

Man jailed for 14 years over 'horrific' child sex offences

Legal and General staff in Hove raise £40,000 for hospice

Wanted: residents to attend war hero's funeral in Brighton on Tuesday as he has no relatives

'Soaring business rates have forced us out' says cafe owner

'I've given up calling the police' – Graffiti vandals target businessman's vans for EIGHTH time

Locadia misses big chance to make impact for Albion

Anger at 'outrageous' plan for medical waste plant

Thieves steal £200 from pensioner buying Christmas presents for grandchildren

Accident on A27 causing serious delays

Missing elderly man found and returned to hospital

Defeat hurts but Hughton happy with haul from hectic week

'We're one big happy family'- cheer for award-winning community pub

Mixed reaction to man giving tents to homeless

'We're in desperate need'- Army cadets in plea for volunteers

Property firm staff take on chilly festive charity challenge

Woman transforms old kiosk into delicious new deli