Albion midfielder Beram Kayal has suffered another injury blow on international duty. He was forced off in the 63rd minute of Israel's 1-1 home draw with Slovenia tonight in the Euro 2020 qualifiers. Kayal has featured throughout the Seagulls
The search is already under way to find an alternative option for redeveloping the King Alfred. The deadline for Crest Nicholson to sign a development agreement with Brighton and Hove City Council is just a week away. But the stalling Brexit
THE CITY’S Labour Party has pledged it will build at least 800 new council homes to “eliminate the need of rough sleeping” in the next four years. The party has launched its six manifesto pledges ahead of the local elections in May. The party’s
A MAN has been taken to hospital after he was found injured in the middle of a busy road. The man, believed to be in his 40s, was helped by bystanders in Marine Parade at about 6.30pm. One bystander, who arrived as emergency services were
MORE than one hundred people gathered for a vigil to remember victims of two mosque shootings in New Zealand last Friday. People stood outside Hove Town Hall this afternoon to mourn those who died. The vigil, organised by Brighton and Hove City
LABOUR MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle was attacked today outside a city centre supermarket as he showed his support for demonstrators calling for a “People’s Vote”. The MP for Brighton Kemptown was approached by a man coming out of Morrisons in St James
THOUSANDS of pounds worth of cocaine and cannabis was seized in a series of police raids. Officers from Brighton and Hove carried out the drugs busts with warrants over the past three days. At Brunswick Square in Hove they seized 1.3 kilos
TWO unexploded bombs were found on a Brighton building site today. Workers uncovered two shells, believed to be from the Second World War, just after 9am this morning. They were found on the site of the former Lectern pub, on Pelham Terrace,
THOUSANDS of Brighton and Hove residents have called for the Government to stop Brexit. A petition to revoke Article 50 launched Wednesday had received almost 17,000 votes from people living in the city by 1pm today. More than 7,000 of the
THE extraordinary story of a fearless teenage girl who saved an entire village from being executed by the Nazis has come to light after she received a gallantry award 74 years later. Gabriella Ezra, 91, who lives in Brighton, intervened to stop
Beram Kayal will try to help Israel off to a flying start tonight after maintaining his ever-present FA Cup record for Albion. Israel open their Euro 2020 qualifying campaign against out-of-sorts Slovenia at the Haifa International Stadium (7.45pm
On this day 20 years ago The Argus went to Madeira Drive to check out some classic motorcycles at the Old Bike run. We also caught up with some ramblers who embarked on a walk that ended with them all having to climb a wall. The Old Bike Run in
Didier Descshamps, World Cup winner with France as a manager and player, was nicknamed 'the water-carrier' by Eric Cantona. The intended slur became a term of endearment to the French public, a reference to the combative defensive midfield qualities
Albion's Paul Nevin has been called up to Gareth Southgate's England coaching staff for a second time. Nevin is with the Three Lions for the Euro 2020 qualifiers against the Czech Republic at Wembley tomorrow night and away to Montenegro on Monday
EVENT organisers say they are being “kept in the dark over plans” to overhaul Brighton city centre. Uncertainty and lack of consultation are “hampering efforts to put on some of Brighton’s best-known events and set up key temporary venues”. Their
ANGRY business leaders and taxi drivers have questioned designs for the overhaul of city centre roads, calling changes “utter madness”. Members of the Valley Gardens Forum, which represents residents and businesses in Brighton’s Old Steine area,
PEOPLE across the country are preparing to work together to clean up the nation. The Great British Spring Clean, a national campaign organised by charity group Keep Britain Tidy, starts tomorrow. Following this, a series of related events will
YVES BISSOUMA is "in the frame" for a shot at Manchester City at Wembley. The Mali midfielder has a chance of playing in next month's FA Cup semi-final. Bissouma's influence over the Seagulls' run in the competition was halted by suspension.
Managers usually spend international breaks worrying about losing players through injury, not hoping they will play as much as possible. Leon Balogun's lack of recent game time for Albion and the congested schedule ahead has prompted a contrasting
AN MP slammed the leader of the House of Commons for comments she made about LGBT education in schools. Brighton Kemptown MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle criticised Conservative MP Andrea Leadsom in Prime Minister’s Questions yesterday after she said on
STUDENT flats which would be too high and too close to neighbouring houses have been refused planning permission. The block, up to six storeys high, was proposed for a site in Hollingdean Road, Brighton, which is currently used as a garage. And
PLANNERS have granted permission for 232 flats for students, with shops below, in London Road, Brighton. The proposed five-storey block will replace a 1970s building housing the Co-op and Boots and an empty snooker hall. The old building will
ANGRY neighbours shouted at councillors and consultants as planners discussed – and approved – a scheme for 45 new homes and a synagogue in Hove. They called out from the public gallery as members of the planning applicant’s team answered questions
PARK lovers have slammed a council for using public money to “sabotage” and “butcher” their beloved green space. Brighton and Hove City Council has embarked on a restoration project in Stanmer Park on the edge of the city which requires felling
SOLLY March has admitted he thought it was game over for Albion at Millwall in the FA Cup. The sub overhit a free-kick right at the end of normal time in the quarter-final at the Den. Millwall keeper David Martin misjudged it to send the tie
A CAMPAIGNER has been given a special award by the Prime Minister for his inspiring work in spreading happiness across the globe. Stan Rosenthal founded the UK’s first “Happy Cafe” at the Emporium cafe in London Road, Brighton, in 2014. He
A NEW radio show about football is set in Sussex And though it is an audio story, the team behind it filmed it for added authenticity. The action took place at the Dripping Pan, home of Lewes FC and Lewes women FC. Coach Karen’s Half Time
ROCK star David Gilmour’s extravagant new home is taking shape – and the neighbours wholeheartedly approve. The Pink Floyd singer and guitarist and his wife Polly Samson were forced to flatten the existing Victorian bath house on Hove seafront
A THUG who assaulted two women and damaged a patio door has been ordered to pay compensation. Daniel Waters carried out attacks on the women in Hove on February 15, and also caused damage at their property. The 37-year-old also attacked a man
THIS time last year I thought parking in Stanmer Park could not get any worse, how wrong was I? Last week the two car parks at the front of the park as you drive in were closed on different days so tree works could be done. Notices were posted
TODAY we have reported stories about our environment and the world we live in. On page 19 activists in East Sussex have urged the authority to declare a “climate emergency”. And on page 23 we have an equally important story about the Great British
I MUST confess, I don’t understand football. I know the aim is to score more goals than your opponent. That’s it for me. I’m at a disadvantage when it comes to casual sport conversation. My grandson recently asked me who my favourite Brighton and
A GRIEVING man jumped to his death after his long-term partner died. Christopher Cape lost Peter Eldekvist to a brain condition last year. An inquest heard Mr Cape, 58, travelled to Brighton to kill himself near the cliffs on the border of Rottingdean
David Gray Four Stars Brighton Dome, Brighton, Tuesday, March 19 FOR those familiar with sporting cliches, this was a show of two halves. David Gray was open when he said he would start his performance with new songs from his latest album
YASEMIN ERTIKIN Aged 35, of Hartington Road, Brighton, admitted assaulting PC Sophie Douglas and a man in Madeira Drive, Brighton on February 9. To pay £150 compensation, £85 court costs and £85 victim surcharge. Ordered to complete 60 hours of
POLICE are failing to identify a suspect in one in three cases of racist and religious hate crimes, figures show. Studies carried out on Home Office data show that racially and religiously aggravated crime investigations are wound up without an
A COACH company is offering free coach travel to Brighton's FA Cup semi-final match with Manchester City. Big Green Coach, a Birmingham-based company that claims to be the UK’s biggest events travel company, is offering 50 lucky Albion fans the
