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• MAN DIES IN FREAK LADDER ACCIDENT

  A 76-YEAR-OLD man died when a ladder flew off a builder's pick-up truck and hit him on the head as he walked a friend's dog.

• POLICE DEPUTY IS SUSPENDED

  THE DEPUTY Chief Constable of Sussex has been suspended over the fatal shooting of an unarmed man last year.

• 'I COULD SEE THE AGONY HE WENT THROUGH'

  THE family of a CJD victim today told how a fun-loving father died after being reduced to a shell of his former self.

• THE PLACE TO BE

  AS THE new millennium approaches, Brighton and Hove are poised to take centre stage for celebrations in the South. There are also hopes the twin towns may be recognised as a city. As the Argus gears up to help launch Brighton and Hove's city charter…

• SHOW MY HORROR ON FILM

  AFTER years of sleeping rough in Brighton, reformed drug addict Stephen Smith is having his breathtaking life story turned into a big-screen movie. James Morrison reports.

• WORKER WINS FIGHT AGAINST FERRY FIRM

  A CABIN assistant has won her claim for unfair dismissal after being made redundant by ferry firm P&O Stena.

• Culvs is named coach

  ALBION have appointed captain Ian Culverhouse as reserve team coach.

• Davis ready for action

  STUNNED Albion teenager Danny Davis is in contention for his first team debut.

• Albion face German test

  ALBION will face a former German under-21 international who has played in the Champions League at Roots Hall tomorrow.

• Pullin into semi-finals

  JULIE Pullin from Hove continued her good progress in the LTA 25k dollar Satellite at Redbridge by reaching the semi-finals.

• FEEDBACK WITH CHRIS CHANDLER

  THE COLUMN WHERE WE RESPOND TO YOUR COMPLAINTS AND OPINIONS

• BASSAM STOKES UP THE FLAMES

  COUNCIL leader Lord Bassam has sparked a political furore by ruling out three sites for waste-to-energy incinerators in Brighton and Hove.

• FEEDBACK WITH CHRIS CHANDLER

  THE COLUMN WHERE WE RESPOND TO YOUR COMPLAINTS AND OPINIONS

• BILL RISE IS NEW BLOW FOR TOWN

  CRAWLEY residents are facing an inflation-busting rise in council tax bills.

• MAN DIES IN FREAK LADDER ACCIDENT

  A 76-YEAR-OLD man died when a ladder flew off a builder's pick-up truck and hit him on the head as he walked a friend's dog.

• SHAREHOLDERS CAN BANK ON XTRA CASH

  SHAREHOLDERS in the Halifax can expect an average windfall of £217 as the bank undertakes a major restructuring programme.

• POLICE DEPUTY IS SUSPENDED

  THE DEPUTY Chief Constable of Sussex has been suspended over the fatal shooting of an unarmed man last year.

• 'I COULD SEE THE AGONY HE WENT THROUGH'

  THE family of a CJD victim today told how a fun-loving father died after being reduced to a shell of his former self.

• THE PLACE TO BE

  AS THE new millennium approaches, Brighton and Hove are poised to take centre stage for celebrations in the South. There are also hopes the twin towns may be recognised as a city. As the Argus gears up to help launch Brighton and Hove's city charter…

• SHOW MY HORROR ON FILM

  AFTER years of sleeping rough in Brighton, reformed drug addict Stephen Smith is having his breathtaking life story turned into a big-screen movie. James Morrison reports.

• WORKER WINS FIGHT AGAINST FERRY FIRM

  A CABIN assistant has won her claim for unfair dismissal after being made redundant by ferry firm P&O Stena.

• Culvs is named coach

  ALBION have appointed captain Ian Culverhouse as reserve team coach.

• Davis ready for action

  STUNNED Albion teenager Danny Davis is in contention for his first team debut.

• Albion face German test

  ALBION will face a former German under-21 international who has played in the Champions League at Roots Hall tomorrow.

• Pullin into semi-finals

  JULIE Pullin from Hove continued her good progress in the LTA 25k dollar Satellite at Redbridge by reaching the semi-finals.

• FEEDBACK WITH CHRIS CHANDLER

  THE COLUMN WHERE WE RESPOND TO YOUR COMPLAINTS AND OPINIONS

• BASSAM STOKES UP THE FLAMES

  COUNCIL leader Lord Bassam has sparked a political furore by ruling out three sites for waste-to-energy incinerators in Brighton and Hove.

• FEEDBACK WITH CHRIS CHANDLER

  THE COLUMN WHERE WE RESPOND TO YOUR COMPLAINTS AND OPINIONS

• BILL RISE IS NEW BLOW FOR TOWN

  CRAWLEY residents are facing an inflation-busting rise in council tax bills.

• SHAREHOLDERS CAN BANK ON XTRA CASH

  SHAREHOLDERS in the Halifax can expect an average windfall of £217 as the bank undertakes a major restructuring programme.

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