BOSS Chris Hughton is happy for Albion to keep flying under the radar as they try to pull off a shock against Manchester United. The Seagulls are big underdogs at Old Trafford on Saturday to halt United’s six-match winning streak since Ole Gunnar
Albion manager Chris Hughton believes they will benefit from the game time for Alireza Jahanbakhsh with Iran in the Asian Cup. The winger returned from more than two months out with hamstring trouble by playing for just over an hour in his country's
AN accident on the A27 is causing delays near Ashcombe Roundabout. One lane has been blocked due to an accident involving two cars on the A27 Eastbound near Ashcombe Roundabout. Lane one is currently blocked approaching the Kingston Roundabout
Hope Powell has reiterated Albion’s commitment to helping players cope with stress and anxiety. The women’s team manager has expressed her support for defender Fern Whelan, who has revealed she has suffered with depression. Whelan has sought
A CRASH between a motorcycle and a pedestrian in Lewes Road is causing delays in the area. Police and ambulance services were on the scene to deal with the incident near Brighton University. Police say they have cleared the road and following
DRIVERS have endured delays of more than an hour as a result of temporary traffic lights, which will be in place until the end of the month. In a crash yesterday between a car and a van, one of the vehicles smashed into the traffic lights on the
A WOMAN and two children have been “seriously injured” in a three vehicle accident involving a van on the A280. The ambulance service said six people are being treated for injuries following incident at 3.57pm this afternoon (17 January) in Water
A FAMILIAR troublemaker has been jailed for six months. Michael Jones from Eastbourne is “well-known” in the town for his antisocial behaviour. The 47-year-old, of no fixed address appeared at Hastings Magistrates’ Court on Friday January 4
THE Preston Park flasher has been caught. Edward Kent exposed himself to teenage girls in Brighton on 16 separate occasions. The 27-year-old, of The Drove, Brighton, was arrested by prevention officers on Tuesday, January 15, after it was reported
A NEW manager wants to reopen a “troubled” late-night off-licence which has a history of customers shouting, fighting and urinating on neighbours’ doorsteps. International Food and Wine in Preston Road, Brighton, lost its licence after selling fake
FOOTAGE capturing the moments before 11 men were killed in the Shoreham Airshow crash have been shown to a jury. Pilot Andrew Hill was performing a stunt in a 1950s Hawker Hunter before it plummeted on to the A27 and exploded into a fireball at
TWO people were punched and a woman was pushed as she held her young child during a brawl which spiralled out of control. Police officers attended a verbal and physical altercation in Little Common Road in Bexhill at about 3.30pm on Friday, January
GATWICK’S drone chaos was “not an unforeseen incident” and technology to identify flying gadgets has existed for several years, according to the head of a Government body. Professor Iain Gray, chairman of the Drones Industry Action Group, said “
Albion will still be without Bernardo for Saturday's visit to Manchester United. And Yves Bissouma faces a late fitness test to see if he makes the squad. Brazilian left-back Bernardo suffered a hamstring injury in the 2-2 draw at West Ham
MP CAROLINE Lucas urged the prime minster to stop using the threat of a no-deal Brexit to blackmail MPs. The Green Party MP for Brighton Pavilion was one of a number of politicians to hold talks with Theresa May today after the PM narrowly survived
Albion defender Markus Suttner is going out on loan to German Bundesliga club Fortuna Dusseldorf. Boss Chris Hughton revealed today the Austrian left-back is set for a temporary exit. The deal will be completed tomorrow. Suttner, although
THE i360 has appointed a new boss. Ian Hart, from Rustington, comes in as general manager and will take over the work of chief executive Steve Bax, who is on gardening leave until March, having left in October. Mr Hart has more than 25 years
MASKED raiders punched and stabbed a man during a robbery. The young men, believed to be between the age of 18 and 20 brandished knives at staff members inside the Post Office at Leybourne Parade in Lower Bevendean. One staff member was punched
A MAN is wanted by police after breaching a court order. Sussex Police are appealing for information on wanted man Brendan McCormack. McCormack, 25, of no fixed address is wanted on recall to prison for breaching a court order. He is white
A DRIVER crashed a stolen car into a pub after a police chase. Officers pursued the vehicle along West Way, Hove, at about 9pm on Sunday before it crashed into the wall of the Grenadier Pub in Hangleton Way. A man got out of the car and ran
A RESOUNDING defeat of the PM’s Brexit bill in the House of Commons paves the way for the long-awaited introduction of new ideas, hitherto lacking in an increasingly acrimonious Parliamentary atmosphere. One such, whose time may well be thought
GO BACK a few decades and most of our politicians were held in high esteem, whether you agreed with them or not. Yet it seems the ongoing debate about Brexit has changed all that with cheap shots and slanging matches on social media seemingly the
LONG gone are the days when the King, or Queen, could simply imprison people on a whim. The legal notion of habeas corpus requires that anyone being held or imprisoned must be brought before a court so that it can be decided if their imprisonment is
A MAN has been banned from several high street stores after stealing thousands of pounds worth of meat and alcohol to fuel his drug habit. Ryan Etherton, 42, of Willingdon Way, Hastings was found guilty of five shopliftings, stealing goods made
A TEENAGER went on a drug-fuelled bender after getting into thousands of pounds worth of debt to an unscrupulous dealer. Jamie Aldred was stopped in his car by police the afternoon after his “heavy night”, where he tried to overdose because of
A HEALTH service finance manager has been banned from driving after he was stopped by police in the run-up to Christmas. Mark Ellwood was in his Jeep at Northgate in Chichester when he was stopped and officers could smell alcohol on his breath.
ARMED police swooped in Brighton city centre this morning to reports that man had a gun. Video footage shows police carrying automatic weapons running towards a man lying face-down on the floor with his arms outstretched. One bystander said
THE nephew of Hollywood star Liam Neeson has died five years after he suffered catastrophic head injuries in Brighton. Ronan Sexton was partying with friends in June 2014 when he fell from the top of a phone box outside Palace Pier. He slipped
Ander Herrera has been hailed as the man helping make Paul Pogba tick. Now a former Albion favourite has recalled the special night Herrera first lit up Old Trafford. Both Spanish ace Herrera and French star Pogba are likely to be key men as
Max Sanders believes he is already a trailblazer. As far as he is aware, the midfielder is the first footballer from his school in Horsham to make a senior Albion squad. But, good as that is, the under-23s skipper has other goals as he looks
THERE are severe delays on the A27 after a crash broke the traffic lights. The traffic lights were broken late yesterday morning during a crash between a van and a car. The AA website warned drivers to expect delays of 16 minutes on the A27
ALIREZA JAHANBAKHSH is back in action after injury. The Albion winger played the first 63 minutes of Iran’s 0-0 draw against Iraq in the Asian Cup. It was his first game since suffering a hamstring injury late in the Seagulls’ 3-1 defeat at
OLYMPIC gold medallist Sally Gunnell says she feared her son might have had a brain tumour after he was crippled by excruciating headaches. Sally, 52, who lives in Steyning, says son Luca, 17, suffered agonising migraines from when he was just
WEST Sussex County Council plans to raise council tax by 4.99 per cent in April. The proposal includes a two per cent rise in money for adult social care services. It will be discussed at County Hall, Chichester. The increase would see
THE English Wine Centre is up for sale. The centre and Cuckmere Barns leisure, retail and hospitality premises are at Berwick, near Polegate. It is coming up for auction next month following the retirement of the present owners. The freehold
WORK is underway on a refurbishment project at Notcutts Garden Pride Garden Centre, on Common Lane in Ditchling. Due to be completed this summer, the garden centre will have an extended covered planteria offering customers more variety of plants
SHOPS have been warned about young men using counterfeit cash. Three men used fake £50 notes three times in 40 minutes in Seaford and Lewes on Wednesday night, January 16. They bought small items and left with the change. The first incident
POLICE are very concerned for the wellbeing of a missing teenager. Elliot Ben-Sellem, from St Leonards, was last seen on January 14 but hasn't been home since January 10. The 16-year-old is believed to still be in the Brighton and Hove areas
MARTIN MONTOYA wants to wipe out a bad Old Trafford memory and deny three mates another win. The Albion right-back is expected to start against a Manchester United side who have won six out of six under caretaker boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
A COUNCILLOR who was deselected from his seat is stepping down as chairman of the committee that oversees schools and children’s services in Brighton and Hove. Queen’s Park Labour councillor Daniel Chapman told the Children, Young People and Skills
IT is not often that we report news stories from the Court of Appeal, and most of the time these stories aren't always the top of our readers' priority lists. But this week, there was a story that would not have been possible if it was not for
A DOOR was smashed to pieces by police officers as they took part in a drugs raid. The property, in Zion Gardens, Brighton, was raided on Wednesday morning. During the raid, a man was arrested on suspicion of money laundering. Brighton and
PARENTS, children and teaching staff have celebrated victory after two schools withdrew from discussions about switching to academy status. The Save Lewes School campaign was formed to try and prevent six schools in the town from becoming academies
