Midfielder Dale Stephens says Albion must make sure it is a "one-off" after a Bournemouth battered the Seagulls 5-0 at the Amex. Albion winger Anthony Knockaert was sent off in the second half for a reckless tackle on Adam Smith with the hosts
Chris Hughton says Anthony Knockaert let the side down with his red card in Bournemouth's rout at the Amex. But Albion's manager denied it could have been a career ending tackle by the French winger on Adam Smith. Knockaert, sent-off at Everton
Boss Chris Hughton has admitted Albion could not handle Bournemouth in their heaviest ever home defeat at the Amex. The 5-0 crushing by the Cherries is the worst result for the Seagulls at the stadium in eight seasons in the Premier League and
Albion collapsed to their heaviest home defeat at the Amex. Bournemouth's 5-0 romp at the Amex was compounded by a red card for Anthony Knockaert for an awful tackle. Dan Gosling gave Bournemouth a first half lead. Ryan Fraser doubled the
MORE than 12,000 runners took to the streets today for the tenth Brighton Marathon – and what a spectacle it was. Huge crowds lined the route to cheer on family and friends and complete strangers, nearly every one of them running to raise money
VINYL fans braved a chilly night to queue up for Record Store Day today. Shop owners said it was an excellent day as customers splashed out on the limited edition albums they love. Rachel Lowe, co-owner of Vinyl Revolution in Duke Street, Brighton
4:55pm An afternoon of total humiliation for Albion. Thanks for following.
Albion boss Chris Hughton believes Huddersfield and Fulham have demonstrated how difficult it is to stay in the Premier League. Huddersfield, who came up with the Seagulls two seasons ago, and promoted Fulham have been relegated with a combined
A SINGLE mother had her world turned upside down when she received a piece of “heartbreaking” news. Emma Knight found a lump in her chest last year and visited the doctors to have it checked. The 44-year-old said: “About four weeks later I
A MOTHER and her young daughter were threatened by a gang of unruly teenagers on a bus. The youths reportedly acted abusively to other passengers and were shouting and swearing on board the service from Brighton to Shoreham. When the woman
Albion are grateful that Glenn Murray was not the right fit for Bournemouth. The Seagulls signed the veteran marksman from today's visitors to the Amex. Murray made only six Premier League starts in Bournemouth's first season after promotion
Solly March could return out wide for Albion today. March missed the FA Cup semi-final defeat by Manchester City with a calf injury but has returned to training this week. If deemed fit to start, he would appear to be competing with Alireza
Boo boys come with the territory in the Premier League. That is the message from Albion manager Chris Hughton, who says you have to “ride with it”. Opponents Bournemouth were booed off after last Saturday’s home defeat by Burnley, which left
Bernardo's big goal is to play for Brazil. He thinks he can achieve this while playing for Albion, which will be well received by the fans who shared the tube with him at Wembley. A couple of hours after giving Manchester City a run for their
Oddschecker football writer Ryan Elliott is expecting another tight affair at the Amex when Bournemouth visit The Result Pride. Pride was the overwhelming emotion that gripped Albion fans as the players—clearly devastated—slumped to the Wembley
Edward Kennett will tell Eastbourne’s youngsters they cannot relax for a moment against the rider who inspired a generation of Brits. Chris Harris returns to Arlington tonight as part of a strong Somerset side who face Eagles in the Championship
Luke Wells was denied a hard-earned century when he ran out of partners. But his battling 98 not out at Durham might just have sparked Sussex’s Championship campaign into life. Wells guided his side from 71-7, adding 131 for the final three
Chris Hughton has urged Albion to get safety sorted before May. The Seagulls launch a hectic schedule of five matches in a fortnight against Bournemouth at the Amex today. They host relegation rivals Cardiff on Tuesday, go to Wolves on Easter
A MAN with a familiar face is hoping to find out whether he is related to a Hollywood A-lister. John Campbell, from Falmer, is apparently stopped in the street constantly with people believing he looks like film star Michael Caine. John’s wife
TWO council candidates are pushing for a cheap bus route to be extended. Steve Barrey and Rico Wojtulewicz, Conservative candidates for Central Hove, want cheaper CentreFare buses to run to George Street, Hove. The discount route, run by Brighton
FOR the past year I have had the privilege of being the chairman of the House of Lords Select Committee on Regenerating Seaside Towns. Our report which was published recently offers a “manifesto” of sorts that I hope will help restore seaside towns
A FEMALE teaching assistant had sex with a teenage pupil. Freya Squires from Steyne Road, Seaford, began having sex with the girl when she was aged 14. Squires worked at Tideway School, Newhaven, which is now Seahaven Academy, when she became
A FORMER pub chef downed ten pints of lager on his way to a Tenerife stag do and refused to sit down on the plane. Stuart Leith, who describes himself on Facebook as a former head chef at The Windmill pub in Upper North Street in Brighton, was fined
A MAN who runs two shelter buses for homeless people says they will not move for Brighton Marathon. Sussex Homeless Support has two converted buses in Madeira Drive on Brighton seafront. They provide shelter, food and warmth for 12 homeless people
IT’S that time of the year again... spring is in the air and thousands of runners are preparing to take part in the Brighton Marathon tomorrow. Of course, there will be the serious athletes aiming to set personal best times but it is always great
A WOMAN spilled her coffee all over herself on the train next to me yesterday. There I was, like a shot, offering up my extensive armoury of mopping up paraphernalia. Tissues, baby wipes, antibacterial gel, even antibacterial hand wipes. You name
PARKING charges are going up. Brighton and Hove City Council says the charges are to help manage high-demand times and areas, reduce congestion and improve air quality. There will be an increase of between 10p and 50p for two, four and 11 hour
RESIDENTS were left “disgusted” after five caravans were dumped in a rural car park overnight. Visitors to Devil’s Dyke spotted the vehicles yesterday. One man, who wished to remain anonymous, said the sight made him feel sick. The vans
Record Store Day Today, various record stores across Brighton Record Store Day returns this year with a selection of LPs that already has music lovers raving. The point of Record Store Day is simple, bands and artists release limited edition
American Idiot Theatre Royal, Brighton April 16 - April 20 GREEN Day are one of the most popular punk bands around, and have been for more than 30 years. Their smash album American Idiot proved so huge that a musical has been touring based
