Boss Chris Hughton has called for calm heads in Albion's FA Cup Wembley bid. Millwall stand between the Seagulls and their first semi-final for 36 years at the Den on Sunday (2pm). Albion faced a similar scenario away to arch rivals Crystal
Raul Jimenez enhanced his reputation as one of the signings of the season by helping Wolves to their first FA Cup semi-final for 21 years at the expense of Manchester United. The Mexican centre-forward opened the scoring in the second half of Wanderers
Singer-songwriter Jimmy Balito earned a standing ovation tonight after delivering a stunning performance of High and Dry by Radiohead just weeks after his dad, Colin, died of cancer. The 23-year-old from Pulborough went through the knockout stages
A MAN who was arrested for suspected drug dealing in New Steine, Brighton, has been charged and appeared in court. Ibrahim Adegbite, 22, of Chadwick Road, London, was charged with two counts of possession with intent to supply crack cocaine and
Swansea nearly became potential FA Cup semi-final opponents for Albion. The Championship side gave Manchester City an almighty scare before Pep Guardiola's side emerged as controversial 3-2 winners in Wales. Sergio Aguero was offside when he
Albion's Premier League relegation fears were further eased today as they prepare for tomorrow's FA Cup quarter-final at Millwall. Burnley lost 2-1 at home to Leicester, despite playing against ten men for 86 minutes. They remain 17th, three
HOVE MP Peter Kyle has urged the Prime Minister to back his Brexit proposal and save her job. The MP for Hove and Portslade is leading the charge on an amendment which would see a public vote held on Theresa May’s controversial deal. Peter
THOUSANDS of young people went on the march again yesterday to demand the Government takes action on climate change. Students flooded Brighton’s Churchill Square as part of the UK’s second climate strike protest – the first was last month.
A PRIMARY school has been given a “requires improvement” rating in an Ofsted inspection. Wallands Community Primary School in Lewes was given the second lowest rating in all five criteria it uses to judge schools. The inspection on February
A TEENAGER and her prized pooch claimed a major prize at Crufts. Lauren Goddard, 14, and her pointer named Parker came first in the Young Kennel Club Handler of the year category. Lauren, from Haywards Heath, said: “I wasn’t expecting it at all
AN INDEPENDENT supermarket has received an award at the national climate change awards. Hisbe, in York Place, Brighton, received the Best Small Business award for its commitment to sustainability. Ruth Anslow and Jack Simmonds, representing
LABOUR leader Daniel Yates slammed a Conservative opponent in a row over rough sleeper numbers. He criticised Councillor Robert Nemeth for wasting council officers’ time to try to make a political point at a meeting on Tuesday. Councillor Yates
OPPONENTS of a planned 46m high seafront big wheel have stuck up flyers calling it “a horror”. The attraction would be as tall as nine double-decker buses and Worthing Borough Council has announced proposals to lease it for three years. It
A POLICE dog handler and his canine counterpart have been recognised for their heroics with a national award. PC Tom Mills and PD Darcey, his German shepherd, were honoured at Crufts at the weekend. The pair sprang into action when a suicidal
A COCKTAIL bar has asked to have its drinks licence relaxed after it was caught breaking the rules. Twisted Lemon in Middle Street, Brighton, received a warning from the city council in December after a routine inspection found staff selling alcohol
A MAN was stabbed in the leg in his own home. The attack happened in Thorn Road, Worthing, on Friday evening. The victim, 40, was taken to hospital. He was released after treatment. It is understood that the suspect, who has not been identified
Albion will NOT be facing arch rivals Crystal Palace in the semi-finals of the FA Cup. That possibility was removed when Palace, minus the injured Wilfried Zaha, were beaten 2-1 by Watford in the opening quarter-final at Vicarage Road this afternoon
SEB EUBANK has the pedigree to be a title challenger. That is the claim of trainer Scott Welch as the brother of IBO world super-middleweight champion Chris Eubank Jr and son of former two-weight champion Chris senior makes his second professional
SALVADOR Dali’s “erotic” lamps have been saved for the nation. The “witty” lamps were originally designed for a surrealist home, Monkton House, in West Dean, West Sussex. The Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) has now acquired what it describes
Songwriter KT Tunstall released the second part of a trilogy of albums last year. She talks to Weekend about her inspiration, how being adopted as a child affected her life and why it should be illegal for politicians to use an artist’s music without
A man has been treated for a head injury after a large oak tree fell in strong winds and crashed onto a house. The tree fell through the roof and into the first floor of the home in Bewbush, near Crawley, West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service (WSFRS
Bernardo has revealed a mood swing at Albion. From a preoccupation with relegation to the prospect of a "good season" if the Seagulls stay up and reach Wembley in the semi-finals of the FA Cup. Since Bernardo regained the left-back spot from
Albion defender Martin Montoya wants a more meaningful taste of Wembley. The Spanish right-back says reaching the semi-finals of the FA Cup with Albion would outweigh his experiences in the Copa del Rey and a previous appearance at the home of
THE Body Shop is cutting jobs in Sussex. It is moving some of its operations to Europe amid uncertainty surrounding the EU withdrawal. The cosmetics company is also opening a new European distribution centre in Frankfurt, Germany. A company
Albion expect to have Florin Andone and Pascal Gross back from injury when they resume their fight for Premier League survival against Southampton at the Amex at the end of the month. Andone misses the FA Cup quarter-final at Millwall tomorrow
Chris Hughton has demanded a repeat of Albion’s performance at Crystal Palace to avoid becoming the latest Premier League victims of Millwall in the FA Cup. The Lions have dumped Everton, Leicester, Watford and Bournemouth out of the competition
Comic Relief took place yesterday and to celebrate we are looking back at some fantastic charity fundraisers from years gone by. The Argus have met some amazing people across the years, from a man shaving his 15-year-old beard to the group singing
Lloyd Griffith Komedia, Brighton Sunday, March 17 COMEDIAN Lloyd Griffith has spent the last year plying his trade as the newest host of popular morning football show Soccer AM. But as Jamie Walker finds out, stand-up is his true passion
Hello everyone and welcome to the third instalment of Dayna Dives In. I feel like I’ve had one of those “iffy” weeks – you know, the ones where you’re not exactly ill but don’t feel 100 per cent fresh. I’m unsure why but this week I’ve had
RICKY JONES Aged 37, of Bexhilll Road, Brighton, admitted entering Bua Thai Restaurant and the Reservoir pub as a trespasser and stealing an iPad and cash worth £400, and charity boxes worth £25. Ordered to pay £550 compensation and given a one-year
A GRANDMOTHER who has just attended her first pop concert at the age of 76 was thrilled to get a message from the star of the show. Beryl Reeves saw George Ezra perform at the Brighton Centre on Monday night. The pensioner, who lives in Hove
A CYCLIST is stressing the importance of wearing a helmet after his life was saved by one. Erik Selby, 29, was cycling along Madeira Drive, Brighton, on Sunday when he was hit by a car. He said the vehicle car drove out of Duke’s Mound and
A SISTER is still in shock after finding her brother, who was previously fit and well, dead in his own home. Stuart McGregor, a retired policeman living in Handcross Road in Haywards Heath, was found dead in his home on October 14 last year, an
A WEEK-LONG celebration of cocktails is coming to the city this summer. Brighton Cocktail Week is a nine-day programme of events across the city that will focus on mixed alcoholic drinks. Organisers of the event have said that the public can
BUSINESSES have been shown around the new Hanningtons Lane development in Brighton. As the Lane takes shape and ahead of its opening next month, Redevco and architect Morgan Carn Partnership invited Lanes businesses and representatives from Brighton
A HOSPICE has thanked some of its supporters in style. More than 100 people attended the 2019 Chestnut Tree House Business Awards at South Lodge Hotel near Horsham. Held biennially, the awards were created to recognise businesses and individual
A WOMAN who set up her own business after a tragic childhood has received a national award from Prince Charles. Jazmin Lee, 27, from Brighton, overcame a difficult start in life to set up her own successful company and helped to redefine the plus
TOM Briggs quit a well-paid job to follow his dream of becoming a full-time blogger. He writes the award-winning blog Diary of the Dad. Now Tom, from Polegate, is a finalist in the Working Dad of the Year category of Pitman Training’s SuperAchievers
FRENCH and Sussex start-up companies will be doing business at sea. The cross Channel communities of Newhaven and Dieppe in France are meeting in international waters to discuss future business ties and investment opportunities in April The
A NEW plan reveals how Brighton and Hove could become one of the most productive and inclusive economies by 2024. The city’s new economic strategy to 2024 provides a blueprint for the Greater Brighton region to grow. Active business in Brighton
COURIER firm CitySprint has scored a two-way partnership with Brighton and Hove Albion. CitySprint has signed a three-year deal with the club to deliver merchandise and kit throughout the UK and worldwide. It has also become a sponsor of the
MORE than 300 jobs have been created and 70 new products launched with support from a University of Brighton green business organisation. The figures were released as the university’s Green Growth Platform received a progress report from the Higher
A CHARITY from Worthing which employs more than 650 staff is backing a new national campaign. There are currently more than 100,000 vacancies across the UK in the healthcare sector, a figure which may rise after Brexit. Every Day Is Different
THE Bluebell Railway will be hosting its ever-popular family-friendly Branch Line Weekend today and Sunday. This annual event is one of the busiest in the Bluebell Railway calendar. It recreates days gone by when steam locomotives transported
A PETITION started by Green Party campaigner Emily O’Brien to reduce the speed limit on the A259 between Newhaven to Seaford has just a few more days to run. The petition followed a string of accidents on this stretch of road including one involving
THE Commercial Park Group has appointed Crawley-based property consultants, Vail Williams LLP, to market office development, Haywards Park. There is 65,000 sq ft of high-quality grade A office space on offer at Haywards Park in Haywards Heath.
A SEAFORD pensioner has won £25,000 on the Health Lottery. Gail Frost, 73, was delighted to win but at first she didn’t quite believe her luck. She said: “My neighbour was scammed recently so we are all cautious about getting emails or calls
