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  • E-fit released of robber who attacked woman

    POLICE have released an e-fit of a robber who punched a woman before stealing her phone and bank card.The 20-year-old victim was walking home in St Leonards last Friday night when the man threw her to the ground and beat her.He verbally abused the woman

  • Depressed man missing

    A DEPRESSED man is missing from his home.John Teixerira Da Silva, of Ashington Road, Eastbourne, has not been seen for more than a week.He is known to suffer from depression and anxiety, and it is feared he may not taken medication prescribed for his

  • Woman missing after being expected at sister's house

    CONCERN has been raised for a missing woman who was meant to meet her sister but never arrived.Denise Eckford was last seen on Tuesday at 6.30pm when she left her home in Giles Close, Yapton. The 38-year-old said she was going to see her sister in Barnham.PC

  • Sussex Downs success

    THREE students from Sussex Downs College in Lewes have been awarded one of the four top prizes, as well as two highly commended awards, in the Royal Opera House Design Challenge 2018. This represents the largest single award to any college in the competition

  • Four artists are in the running for top prize

    FOUR artists have been shortlisted for the UK’s leading competition for British contemporary representational painting and drawing. The local artists competing for the Lynn Painter-Stainers Prize are:- Nicholas Archer from Peasmarsh for his oil on black

  • Team England joy for gymnast

    A GYMNAST from Hove has been selected to compete for Team England at the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games in April.Hannah Martin is one of three athletes who will make up the rhythmic gymnastics squad.This will be her Team England debut.Colleagues Mimi

  • Thugs pull blade on man in Brighton mugging

    MUGGERS used a Stanley-type knife to threaten a man before stealing his phone and money. The 23-year-old victim was walking along Trafalgar Street in Brighton on Friday night when he was approached by four young men. They pulled the blade on

  • Waves crushing against harbour wall is top shot

    THIS fantastic shot of the waves crashing against the harbour wall at Newhaven was the winner of The Argus’s monthly competition for January.Argus picture editor Allan Hutchings loved the way Daren Trafford captured the drama of the stormy sea and he

  • The Basketmakers pub puts tin lid on romance

    EVERY day could be Valentine’s Day in The Basketmakers pub. Owner Blue Dowd has seen romances beginning – and ending – there for 30 years. And the tins on the wall of the pub in Gloucester Road, Brighton, tell the stories of all the dates,

  • Teenager arrested after shop robbed at knifepoint

    A TEENAGER has been arrested after a shop was robbed at knifepoint. Two men entered Food City in Caves Road, St Leonards at about 6.28pm on Monday – with at least one of them brandishing a knife – and demanded money. The shopkeeper managed

  • Albion urged to finish teams off by boss Hughton

    ALBION boss Chris Hughton has challenged his players to finish teams off to secure Premier League survival. The Seagulls have scored first in each of their last three matches. They beat West Ham 3-1 after conceding an equaliser at the Amex

  • Can Oxfam ever win back its reputation?

    THE reputation of international charity Oxfam has been left in tatters after multiple accusations of sexual misconduct. Staff have been accused of paying for sex with under-age prostitutes while carrying out aid work in Haiti after the earthquake

  • Eubank: Movie is a real knockout

    CHRIS Eubank Jr rates new superhero movie Black Panther an absolute knockout. The Brighton fighter steps in the ring with George Groves on Saturday in the World Boxing Super Series semi-finals in Manchester. But he took time out of training

  • It’s flipping high up here on the British Airways i360

    TOSSING pancakes is one thing, but tossing pancakes high in the sky is a whole new ball game. Does gravity become an issue? Will those in charge of the frying pans have to worry more about wind speed? And what about turbulence? Will the batter-based

  • Canine crime fighters sniff out the bad guys

    TWO four-legged crime fighters have proved they are not to be messed with. They may be small in size, but they both make up for it in speed and strength – and the pair can smell trouble from miles away. Police dog Max proved his worth when

  • Man’s ‘lewd act’ in Asda in front of mum

    A WOMAN has warned parents to keep a firm eye on their children while shopping after she said a man touched himself inappropriately in a supermarket. Keri Stephens, 32, from Lancing, said she was scared to find a man staring at her four-year-old

  • Car crashes into lamp post in Brighton

    A CAR has reportedly crashed into a lamp post. The crash happened this morning at around 6.50am in Ticehurst Road, Brighton, between Danehill Road and Wilson Avenue.              No injuries have been reported. The road was partially blocked

  • Albion's tough end to campaign could get even harder

    ALBION’S tough finish in the Premier League could get even harder. They face the prospect of visiting Manchester City towards the end of the season, together with games against Spurs, Manchester United and Liverpool. The Seagulls are scheduled

  • Brighton baby’s birthday balloon blew all the way to Belgium

    A YOUNG mother who let balloons from her little girl’s birthday fly away got the surprise of her life when she received a congratulatory message – all the way from Belgium.Becky Prior, of Standean Close in Brighton, wanted to do something special to mark