Archive - Tuesday, 19 February 2019

The Fight For Safety: Part 1 Southampton
Fulham and Huddersfield, the next visitors to the Amex, already appear doomed to relegation.
Reckless tourists reach selfie stick over cliff edge for photo opportunity
RECKLESS tourists risked their lives by reaching a selfie stick over a cliff edge to take a picture.
'Space travel should be abolished' says former science student
A FORMER science student has called for space travel to be abolished.
Two elderly women seriously injured in car crash
TWO elderly women suffered serious injuries in a car crash.
Former Albion boss takes the helm at Eastbourne Borough
Eastbourne Borough have appointed former Albion boss Mark McGhee as interim manager until the end of this season.
Nick Cave announces "Conversations" tour, with hometown show
Event preview
Passengers 'in shock' as tree rips hole through front of rail replacement bus
THE front of a rail replacement bus service was destroyed after it hit a tree.
Jack Whitehall is coming to Brighton
A TOP selling comedian will hit Brighton this winter as part of an extensive UK tour.
Car thief charged towards police then sped away at more than three times speed limit
A THIEF charged at police in a stolen car before crashing down a bank.
A27 CRASH: Five-vehicle pile-up causes severe delays
A FIVE-VEHICLE crash has partially blocked the A27.
Shoreham air crash pilot tells jury: I was not in control of plane
A PILOT has denied accusations he was alert and in control of the plane that crashed at Shoreham Airshow, killing 11 men.
East Sussex tourist, 20, goes missing from beach in Australia
A BRITISH tourist has gone missing from a popular beach in Australia alongside his French companion.
Nailed It: Albion too dependent on Murray
Chris Hughton has never played with a false number nine.
Driver 'killed two pedestrians in crash after taking prescription painkillers', court hears
A DRIVER knew she was not safe to drive before ploughing into a group of friends, killing two men, a court heard.
Ali J will profit from constant time at Albion says boss
BOSS Chris Hughton believes a sustained period for Alireza Jahanbakhsh will help Albion's record buy produce his best form.
Friends leave heartfelt tributes on street where man was murdered
THE friends of a murder victim have left heartfelt tributes in the street where he was found dead.
7 free activities to try in Brighton this half-term
IF YOU are looking for free things to do in and around Brighton this half-term, look no further – here are seven of the best that will not break the bank.
Teacher faces axe if school can't find £30k to fund position
A TEACHER fears losing her job because of “savage” cuts to a school’s budget.
Teen on gap year had drugs at town bonfire event
A TEENAGER on a gap year was fined after he was found with drugs at Lewes bonfire.
Filmmaker delves into the life of 20th century's 'greatest' artist
A DIRECTOR has made a film about the early life of one of the world’s greatest artists.
Ice cream man named best in the country
AN ICE cream van owner has been named the best in the country.
What it's like getting your hair done by Britain's best hairdresser
MOST women will tell you that having a hairdresser they can trust implicitly is absolutely vital.
Reader's letter: Sauce for the goose is also sauce for the gander
UNAUTHORISED absences from school are when pupils have been marked in the school attendance register as being absent from school without authority.
Have these show stars perfectly recreated a legendary movie moment?
THE famous “pottery” scene from the film ghost has been recreated by a touring theatre production.
Katy Rice column: What are the rights and responsibilities of young people?
IN THE past week, there has been a lot of discussion about the rights and responsibilities of young people.
Respected medic was committed to his career from childhood
PETER Belcher’s favourite toy as a child was an Action Man who he turned into a medic.
Woman caught boyfriend secretly watching Albion FA Cup game in igloo on holiday in Lapland
A FOOTY fan made sure he did not miss Albion’s FA Cup clash by secretly watching the game in an igloo while on holiday in Lapland.
Argus comment: Despite repeated warnings, people still take dangerous selfies
DESPITE repeated warnings about the danger it appears there are still those who refuse to listen.
31 new jobs up for grabs at Rolls Royce in West Sussex
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has announced a record number of places are available for the company’s 2019 Apprenticeship Programme.
Letter of the Day: Excited to be bringing much-loved Hippodrome Brighton back into use
FOLLOWING the recent release of the first image of the planned development of the Hippodrome Brighton, many questions have been raised regarding the potential size of the theatre and how it will work in practice.
2,000 new jobs and 5,000 homes with £1bn investment
GREATER Brighton leaders have hailed the creation of a new industrial park as the first stage of a major £1 billion investment programme to transform Burgess Hill.
Brighton's oldest restaurant achieves zero waste status
BRIGHTON’S oldest restaurant has achieved zero waste status.
Maraia Michelina
Michelina Maraia Michelina passed away peacefully on the 10th February 2019, aged 90 years. She will be sadly missed by her children and grandchildren. Funeral service to be held at St. Joseph's RC Church, on Tuesday 26th February at 10am, followed by…
Second arrest as police continue Deghayes murder inquiry
A SECOND MAN has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of a man in Brighton.

18th February 2019