Sussex Conservative MP Henry Smith delivered a hammer blow to beleaguered Prime Minister Theresa May's hopes of clinging on to power when he declared "it's time for you to go and that time is now". Mr Smith, Tory MP for Crawley, has been a vocal
Ini Umotong was denied by the woodwork AGAIN last night. But Albion have moved another step towards FA WSL safety. Defender Victoria Williams headed the 27th-minute goal which secured a 1-1 draw at bottom team Yeovil. But they were inches
Millwall are on a high as they prepare to face Albion. The Lions eased Championship relegation concerns with a 2-0 win at Birmingham. Seagulls boss Chris Hughton and assistant Paul Trollope were there to see it. But the man who scored both
Labour MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle says Prime Minister Theresa May's position is now "untenable" after Parliament rejected the option of a no-deal exit from the European Union. Mr Russell-Moyle, MP for Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven, said: "I think
A CO-OP supermarket and a branch of Boots will be knocked down to make way for student flats – if the latest plans are approved. The proposals have been put forward for Brighton’s London Road behind the Kings Education language college in Ditchling
A PAEDOPHILE former policeman has been jailed after he tried to meet a child for sex. Glenn Jones travelled 50 miles from his home to go to Shoreham in the expectation of abusing the child. But when he arrived at a shopping centre in the town
AS the dishwasher is becoming an automatic choice for many kitchens, it is interesting to note that the first mechanical dishwashing device dates to 1850 when Joel Houghton registered his new device in the United States. It was made largely of
A NURSERY has been told it is breaching legal requirements in a report by Ofsted. Shirley Street Day Nursery in Hove, pictured right, was rated outstanding, the highest grade possible, by an inspector in 2013. But an inspection in February
Jayson Molumby has received another reward for his 15 months of hard work – from the Republic of Ireland. The young Albion midfielder was today named in his nation’s under-21 squad to face Luxemburg in a European Championships qualifier at Tallaght
THAMESLINK has launched a new timetable for summer. From May 20, Monday to Friday, Thameslink will be doubling the frequency of the new Cambridge to Brighton and cross-London service so that two trains an hour will run in each direction. This
Albion defender Lewis Dunk has been left out of the latest England squad. Gareth Southgate named his squad today for Euro 2020 qualifiers against the Czech Republic and Montenegro. 📋 Here it is – the #ThreeLions' squad
A WOMAN is absolutely disgusted after discovering mould on her takeaway chicken. Lorna Townsend, 19, from Brighton, says she ordered dinner from KFC in London Road, Brighton, via app-based delivery company Deliveroo. She was looking forward
A 'frenzied' man has been found guilty of a terrifying attack on his girlfriend while she relaxed in the bath. Liam Hanley had denied attempting to kill Sarah Harries at a flat at Sussex Wharf, Shoreham in September last year. He was found
Dale Stephens has called on Albion players to seize their opportunity at Millwall. And be ready for anything. Because you never know what will happen – or even who will play – on cup day. Stephens was not initially picked to start either of
A JUDGE accused Katie Price of “a lack of respect” when she skipped a court hearing to stay in Thailand with lover Kris Boyson. The Brighton-born mother of five, 40, failed to show up at Crawley Magistrates’ Court yesterday after she was charged
Jiri Skalak could be handed an FA Cup role against his old club thanks to three team-mates being cup-tied. But the former Albion wideman is not expected to feature as his Millwall side continue their battle against relegation tonight. The Lions
THREE teenagers have been arrested in connection with an attempted knifepoint robbery. Two people allegedly approached a 13-year-old boy at the Manor Sports Ground in Broadwater Road, Worthing, between 5.30pm and 6pm on Sunday. They engaged
Ini Umotong has revealed her long-term goal of helping women’s football go from strength to strength off the pitch. But the striker’s more immediate thoughts are on snuffing out any ambitions Yeovil have of catching Albion in FA WSL. Albion
LEWIS DUNK is set to learn whether he can add to his first England cap. Gareth Southgate names his squad today for Euro 2020 qualifiers against the Czech Republic and Montenegro. Dunk has been in the last two squads, including a debut in the
A BUS stop has had to close during emergency roadworks. The Newhaven Level Crossing in Newhaven will be closed until 8am on Thursday in both directions. Passengers are advised to use the New Road bus stop in Newhaven to catch the Coaster buses
DALE STEPHENS has revealed why he won’t lose his head over criticism from the stands. The influential midfielder impressed in Albion’s 2-1 Premier League win over Crystal Palace and is regarded as a mainstay by boss Chris Hughton. But some
TWO hundred years ago, canals were the main arteries of Britain for transporting goods. They were slow but faster than taking heavy objects by cart along muddy tracks. They were quiet and economical to use. Their heyday was early in the 19th century
AN AWARD-WINNING photographer is on a mission to help unwanted dogs find new homes by taking professional portraits of them. Brighton-born Nikki Goodeve is known as the “photography fairy” or Dr Dolittle by her friends. She has been working closely
PAYMENTS from the Tooth Fairy are down by 10 per cent - and children in Brighton now get an average of £1.69 per gnasher, according to a new survey. The figure in the city is down by 13p from £1.82 in the last four years. A small minority of
A NURSERY school was forced to close for a day after high winds sent a tree crashing down on its building. The accident happened overnight on Saturday so Happy Valley Pre School was shut and no one was injured. But the property was left badly
TODAY we have reported on a horrendous acid attack on a teenager who was on his way to the shops. The 19-year-old was held at knifepoint and corrosive liquid was squirted in his face, causing burns. He needed hospital treatment. Acid attacks
A COFFEE shop manager must do 200 hours’ unpaid work after waging an online campaign against a headteacher. Father-of-six Jullian Preston-Powers, who hit the headlines when he said he would not hire workshy British staff, wrote a threatening email
I READ the letter from a Mr Armstrong from Peacehaven with increasing disbelief. I really cannot believe that anybody could come up with the crazy comments like his, on the subject of the police, their protective clothing, the cars they use and
