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Two Arrests After Armed Robbery in Brighton Today

In a police operation involving armed officers in Brighton and Hove, two people have been arrested in connection with a knifepoint robbery in the city today, September 30.
Four Arrests After Man Attacked While Walking In Crawley

Police officers in Sussex have arrested four people in connection with an attack on a man walking through Crawley town centre.
Coronavirus: The Latest Figures For Sussex (Wednesday 30)

Here's the latest update on coronavirus figures for Sussex, including the total number of cases and hospital deaths recorded.
Arun Councillor Quits LibDems, Becomes Independent

“We need to put aside party politics and work together in the interest of our residents.”

Plans To Demolish Oakwood FC Grounds For New Development Rejected By Crawley Councillors

The outline application from Homes England, which included the demolition and rebuilding of Oakwood FC’s ground and club house, was discussed by the planning committee on Tuesday (September 29).
'Difficult Choices' For Crawley Borough Council After Pandemic Costs

The next few years will see Crawley Borough Council facing some ‘very difficult choices’ as it tries to drag itself out of the financial hole caused by Covid-19.
No New Cuts For East Sussex County Council

East Sussex County Council says it will not be looking to make any new cuts next year, as the authority begins its annual budget-setting process.
Climate Activist In Her 70s To Walk Over 100 Miles Against Drilling In Sussex And Surrey

A 71-year-old climate activist from Dorking is planning to walk more than 100 miles around six Wealden drill-sites, to raise money for legal action against Surrey County Council.

Coronavirus: 'We don't have this under control': Chief scientific adviser's stark COVID-19 warning

Coronavirus is not under control and people must follow restrictions to avoid a second full lockdown, the prime minister and his chief aides have warned.
Coronavirus: UK records another 7,108 COVID-19 cases and 71 deaths

Another 7,108 coronavirus cases and 71 deaths have been recorded in the UK, according to the latest daily figures.
Coronavirus: Some users of NHS tracing app incorrectly given COVID-19 exposure alerts

Some users of the new NHS contact-tracing app have received notifications saying they'd been near someone with coronavirus, only to discover the alerts were system checks sent by Google and Apple.
Bristol bus boycott: Meet the faces behind the UK's own 1963 civil rights movement

On 28 August 1963, Martin Luther King Jr stood on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial and delivered his iconic "I have a dream" speech.

The Boys In The Band: Entirely gay cast 'speaks to the changed world'

The Boys In The Band tells the story of a group of gay men who gather for a birthday party - before the night turns sour following the arrival of an uninvited guest.
Truck load of carrots dumped outside London university

Twenty-nine tonnes of carrots have been dumped outside a London university as part of an art project highlighting food wastage.
Naya Rivera: Late Glee star's ex-husband Ryan Dorsey talks about son's grief

Naya Rivera's ex-husband Ryan Dorsey has revealed the late Glee star's sister has moved in with him to help him and his five-year-old son as they cope with their grief.
Coronavirus: Panto dames demand government help after industry brought 'to its knees'

Panto dames have warned it is too late to save most pantomimes this year, and the future of the industry is in peril.

Manchester United in talks for Barcelona's Ousmane Dembele, new Jadon Sancho bid considered

Manchester United are in talks with Barcelona over a loan deal for Ousmane Dembele, while the Premier League club are also considering an improved offer for Borussia Dortmund winger Jadon Sancho.
Jose Mourinho hails Tottenham as 'magnificent' after Carabao Cup shootout win against Chelsea

Jose Mourinho hailed Tottenham as "magnificent" after their Carabao Cup shootout win against Chelsea, while revealing more about a touchline exchange with Frank Lampard.
The Golden Contract: Ohara Davies beats Tyrone McKenna via majority decision

Ohara Davies won The Golden Contract by outpointing Tyrone McKenna on Wednesday night.
Premier League coronavirus testing: Ten positives from latest testing batch

Ten Premier League players or staff members were positive for COVID-19 in the latest round of testing.

Spanish Tortilla: A Taste of the Country

With lockdown affecting many family holidays this summer, you can still bring a taste of the Mediterranean sun to your home with this classic
Recipe: Lemon and Five Spice Chicken

This mouth-watering BBQ recipe is perfect for summer in the garden!
Summer Treats: Gin and Tonic Sorbet

The perfect refreshment on a sunny afternoon!
Recipe: Scallops and Prawns with Cream and Brandy

Another Mediterranean classic to enjoy with the family
Pumpkin and Potato Soup Recipe

Warm up this winter with a steaming bowl of this hearty homemade soup.

Interactive Puzzles: Crossword

You can now enjoy a range of interactive puzzles online! Have a go at this tricky crossword in your spare time...
Book Review: The Girl You Left Behind by Jojo Moyes

A tragic tale from 1916 war-torn France, combined with a modern day love story — The Girl You Left Behind is like no book I’ve ever read before.
Falling for Autumnal Hues and Style

We give our top tips on the colours to wear for the season ahead.
Cycling the Island

Safe to say it’s been a strange few months. Locked down, unable to see friends and only able to exercise for an hour a day on your own, because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Interactive Puzzles: Equaliser

You can now enjoy a range of interactive puzzles online! Test your brain with this fun equaliser...

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Make your own face covering

With the latest updates requesting all customers wear face coverings when entering shops and using transport services, we’ve decided to teach you how to make your own at home.

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