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  • Japanese festival roars into Brighton, Godzilla-style!

    By Jian Farhoumand and Thomas Davies   A spectacular festival that celebrates Japanese culture and cuisine has hit Brighton’s Old Steine this weekend. The ten-day event, known as Brighton Japan, showcases Japanese arts, theatre, film and

  • Top chefs swap secrets at Brighton and Hove foodie festival

    Chefs from Brighton and Rotterdam swapped kitchens for an international chef exchange during the Brighton and Hove Food and Drink Festival. Chef Pepijn(corr) Schmeink(corr) of Restaurant Eendracht(corr) celebrated the best of Holland at a special

  • Pitbull savages three dogs and their owner in St Leonards

    A pitbull-type dog savaged three smaller pooches and their owner. The incident took place at 10pm on Tuesday in Quarry Hill, St Leonards. A Sussex Police spokeswoman said: “The dog started attacking the three dogs and then jumped on the woman

  • Oscar has no complaints over red card

    Oscar Garcia admitted his star striker was guilty of dangerous play at Reading today. But he felt Albion should have won, despite Leo Ulloa’s first-half dismissal. Ulloa was dismissed for catching home defender Alex Pearce with his boot as

  • Ulloa facing ban as Albion draw

    Leo Ulloa is facing a three-match ban after being sent off in Albion’s 0-0 draw at Reading today. Ulloa and the home side’s Pavel Pogrebnyak were both dismissed in the first half. But Ulloa’s likely deputy in forthcoming fixtures, Ashley Barnes

  • Caravan crashes into Uckfield bungalow

    A caravan being towed by a car crashed into a bungalow. Building inspectors and East Sussex Fire and Rescue attended the incident in Keld Drive, Uckfield, at 5am on Thursday. A fire spokesman said: “Two fire appliances attended. There was damage

  • Hospital trust will hold AGM next week

    A hospital trust will hold its annual meeting next week. Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust will hold the event at the Audrey Emerton Building in Eastern Road, Brighton on Thursday at 6pm. It will feature presentations about

  • Big day for Jake as Albion make changes

    Albion have given Jake Forster-Caskey a chance to shine - at his stepdad’s old home ground. The midfielder comes into the Seagulls side at Reading as one of three changes to the starting XI. Keith Andrews is recalled and Kazenga LuaLua gets

  • Jones happy enough with Albion start

    Nathan Jones reckons Albion should be among the early Championship pacesetters as they approach a twin test. But Oscar Garcia’s sidekick is satisfied with the start made by the Seagulls following a traumatic summer. Albion have topped the table

  • Writing history

    A childhood learning calligraphy under Ditchling’s famous artists, a spell as a monk, employment as a consultant in a top Californian research facility… Ewan Clayton will be the first to admit his is an unusual career path. But it has provided

  • Defying stereotypes

    I am discussing football with Joanna Trollope – specifically, her love of Chelsea FC. She’s a huge fan, it turns out, and likes nothing more than heading off to the mid-week games to cheer from the terraces. It shouldn’t be a surprise really –