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  • Hughton hits out at 'anti-football' jibes

    ALBION boss Chris Hughton has hit out at managers being labelled anti-football. It follows scrutiny and criticism of the Seagulls' defensive tactics in their 0-0 draw at Wolves and 1-0 defeat at Spurs as they battle to beat the drop. Former

  • Police search for missing 16-year-old girl

    POLICE are searching for a missing 16-year-old girl. June Smith went missing from her home in Pulborough. She has not been seen since Tuesday morning. June is white, 5ft 2in, of very slim build and has blonde shoulder-length hair and pierced

  • No Propper still for Albion - but Knockaert is back

    Albion will be without Davy Propper again for Saturday's key visit of Newcastle. But Anthony Knockaert is available after a ban for the clash at the Amex (5.30pm). Propper missed Tuesday's 1-0 defeat at Spurs with a hamstring injury which forced

  • Bank robbed in village centre by possible armed suspect

    A BANK in a village centre was robbed this morning. Police are searching for a man who entered Barclays bank in Storrington at 11.10am. He went into the Old Mill Square branch of the bank and demanded cash, claiming he had a weapon. However,

  • Albion eye attendance record as leaders visit the Amex

    Albion are eyeing a record attendance at the Amex. The club hope to pull in more than 5,000 fans as their women’s team host Arsenal in FA WSL on Sunday (12.15pm). More than 3,000 tickets have already been sold for a match which would see Arsenal

  • Bong tells 'amazing' Bissouma where he must up his game

    Yves Bissouma has been urged to keep doing the dirty work the Premier League demands. The Mali international has been told by Gaetan Bong, his closest companion in the Albion squad, that he still has a lot to learn. But Bong is convinced Albion

  • Man robbed bookmakers staff at knifepoint

    A ROBBER stole a sum of money from a bookmakers after threatening staff with a knife. A man entered Ladbrokes in Rowlands Road, Worthing about 5.50pm on Wednesday. He threatened staff with a knife and stole money before fleeing the premises

  • Thug attacked teenager from behind and stole bag

    A THIEF knocked a teenager to the ground and stole his bag. The attacker approached the 19-year-old victim from behind and hit him in the back of his head causing him to fall to the ground. As he lay on the ground the thug searched through

  • Check out this new plastic free toy shop

    A MOTHER has opened a plastic-free, all-sustainable toy shop. Susan Luxford, 42, says Timeless Toys in Portland Road, Hove, is dedicated to providing entirely planet-friendly toys and is the first of its kind in the city. Susan, who lives in

  • School shuts as teachers strike in ‘academy row’

    A SCHOOL is shut to nearly all pupils today as teachers strike. Peacehaven Community School is closed to all children in Years 7 to 10. It is opening from 9am until 3pm for those in year 11. Lessons will not be running to their usual timetable

  • Jordan plays it cool in quest for World Cup spot

    Chris Jordan is in no mood to heap pressure on himself in the quest for a World Cup place. But he is happy to be joining up with England on a back of a bright bowling display for Sussex. Jordan’s spell of 2-42 from eight overs, including a

  • Albion have added incentive to end goal drought

    GOAL-SHY Albion have an extra incentive to hit the net against Newcastle. The Seagulls are just 14 minutes away from enduring the longest goal drought in their history. Albion have gone 660 minutes without finding the net in league and cup

  • Duffy desperate to reward Albion home fans with a win

    Shane Duffy wants to help repay Albion’s home fans with a precious win. But he has warned their bid to beat Newcastle will not be pretty. The Albion centre-back has joked he would love a 6-5 win. But the reality is the quest for a much-needed

  • James Williams column: Why fire is a real enigma

    THE fire that almost destroyed Notre Dame cathedral in Paris was heart-wrenching to watch on television, the toppling of the spire a symbolic surrender of the church to a force greater than anything else it’s ever had to withstand. Hurricanes, floods

  • Reader's letter: It's time to crack down on litter louts

    READING Saturday’s Argus about Brighton and Hove City Council bringing litter enforcement officers in-house to catch and fine litter-pickers, surely this is a good thing I thought, it must deter people from doing it again? Last summer, I had a

  • Bus worker stole £30k from depot...wearing a GORILLA mask

    A BUS worker stole cash from a depot while wearing his uniform and a gorilla mask. Vernon McLellan thought he could outsmart the security system at the Stagecoach garage in Marine Parade, Worthing. CCTV showed him entering late at night, disabling

  • Albion and Palace square off one more time for a good cause

    ALBION legend Peter Ward will lace up his boots and come out of retirement for a good cause. The Seagulls may have beaten arch rivals Crystal Palace twice in the league this season, but the sides will face off one more time in a different kind of

  • All four major parties support ban on toxic pesticides

    ALL four major parties have committed to a total ban on pesticides if they are voted in on May 2. Candidates for the Conservatives, Lib Dems, Greens and Labour all announced they would ban the use of the substance in Brighton and Hove if they are

  • Fatboy Slim announces super intimate hometown show

    FATBOY Slim has announced an intimate hometown show. The DJ, whose real name is Norman Cook, will play the Old Market in Hove on Monday, May 27. Tickets go on sale on tomorrow and will cost £49.50. However this is not your typical gig – Fatboy