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A former Sussex Police officer has been charged with three offences involving indecent images of a child.

Today (Friday 7 March, 2025) marks seven years since Georgina Gharsallah was last seen in Clifton Road, Worthing.

Brighton Museum & Art Gallery is set to turn back the clock to one of the most stylish and revolutionary eras in British culture with its new exhibition, The In Crowd: Mod Fashion & Style 1958-66

The Cross Market & More artisan market will be returning to Chichester city centre on Sunday 16 March, taking place between 10am and 4pm in North Street and East Street.

Prolific burglar Adam Persad has been jailed for six years.

A new free food event aimed at showing people how to eat healthy and cook satisfying meals on a budget will be taking place later this month in Chichester city centre.

Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (SPFT) has set out its priorities for the next five years in delivering mental health, learning disability and neurodevelopmental services.

Hendy Foundation, the independent charity affiliated with leading car dealer business Hendy Group, has confirmed its latest round of funding commitments for local charities across the south coast of England. 

Lewes councillors have called on the government to “reconsider” its decision not to pay compensation to women who saw changes to their state pension age.

TWO EAST Sussex beaches have been designated voluntary smoke free spaces as smokers are urged to quit the habit on No Smoking Day.

Millwall goalkeeper Liam Roberts has been handed a six-match ban for his challenge on Jean-Philippe Mateta which hospitalised the Crystal Palace forward.

Lauren Price knows exactly the fight she wants next.

Luke Littler reigned supreme with a 6-3 win over Nathan Aspinall on a memorable Premier League night where Luke Humphries and Rob Cross both hit nine-darters to ignite the Brighton crowd.

Hull KR kept their unbeaten start to the season going with a 20-10 win over St Helens in round four of the Super League at the Totally Wicked Stadium to move top of the table and send a statement to the rest of the competition.

Ruben Amorim says Manchester United will not give him the time Mikel Arteta had to turn Arsenal around.

The very first meeting between the world's tallest and shortest women has taken place in London.

Shannen Doherty, the star of Beverly Hills, 90210 and Charmed, has died at the age of 53.

Europe’s largest outdoor jazz festival returns to Glynde Place in East Sussex next month.

Few festivals have been as eagerly anticipated this summer as Winchester's Boomtown Fair - the first new chapter turned since 2019.

Whether at the cinema or in the comfort of your own home, many people frequently find themselves falling asleep to films, even if they didn’t intend to.

Chocolate comes in many different varieties, each with unique flavours, textures, and origins. Across the globe, different regions produce distinct chocolate experiences that are a must-try for any chocolate lover. Here are five amazing chocolate varieties you should experience:

The world is home to countless ancient ruins that stand as awe-inspiring reminders of past civilizations. These structures, built centuries or even millennia ago, offer a glimpse into the ingenuity and artistry of those who came before us. If you love history and adventure, here are five of the most wondrous ancient ruins you should see in your lifetime:

The Earth is home to some of the most breath-taking landscapes, but it also harbours regions so extreme that they challenge the limits of human survival. From scorching deserts to freezing wastelands, here are five of the most inhospitable places on the planet:

When you think of pets, dogs, cats, or even hamsters might come to mind. But for some animal enthusiasts, the ordinary just won’t do. Across the globe, people have opted for some truly unexpected companions. From scaled oddities to exotic creatures, here are five animals you wouldn’t believe are kept as pets:

For pet lovers, leaving your furry friend behind when planning a trip can feel bittersweet. Fortunately, the UK offers plenty of destinations where your four-legged companion can join in on the adventure. From scenic countryside retreats to dog-friendly beaches and bustling cities with pet-friendly cafes, there’s something for everyone. Here are five of the most pet-friendly destinations in the UK, perfect for a getaway with your best friend:

Chocolate comes in many different varieties, each with unique flavours, textures, and origins. Across the globe, different regions produce distinct chocolate experiences that are a must-try for any chocolate lover. Here are five amazing chocolate varieties you should experience:

The world is home to countless ancient ruins that stand as awe-inspiring reminders of past civilizations. These structures, built centuries or even millennia ago, offer a glimpse into the ingenuity and artistry of those who came before us. If you love history and adventure, here are five of the most wondrous ancient ruins you should see in your lifetime:

The Earth is home to some of the most breath-taking landscapes, but it also harbours regions so extreme that they challenge the limits of human survival. From scorching deserts to freezing wastelands, here are five of the most inhospitable places on the planet:

When you think of pets, dogs, cats, or even hamsters might come to mind. But for some animal enthusiasts, the ordinary just won’t do. Across the globe, people have opted for some truly unexpected companions. From scaled oddities to exotic creatures, here are five animals you wouldn’t believe are kept as pets:

For pet lovers, leaving your furry friend behind when planning a trip can feel bittersweet. Fortunately, the UK offers plenty of destinations where your four-legged companion can join in on the adventure. From scenic countryside retreats to dog-friendly beaches and bustling cities with pet-friendly cafes, there’s something for everyone. Here are five of the most pet-friendly destinations in the UK, perfect for a getaway with your best friend:

Scientists trying to bring back the woolly mammoth have created a woolly mouse.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has thanked Ukraine's allies for condemning Russian strikes after one of the deadliest days for civilians in his country so far this year.

The bitter war of words between Nigel Farage and Reform MP Rupert Lowe has dramatically escalated with the pair launching fierce new personal attacks on each other.

It "cuts my heart" and is a "betrayal".

Gene Hackman's wife died from a rare infectious disease around a week before the actor died, medical investigators have said.

Donald Trump has shared a bizarre AI-generated video on his Truth Social platform showcasing what appears to be a vision of Gaza under his proposed plan.

Barclays is expected to pay millions of pounds in compensation for recent IT outages which prevented customers from banking, a new letter to MPs has revealed.

The widow of a Post Office scandal victim, who received a compensation offer days after his death, has described the situation as an "utter disgrace".

Fuelled by expectations of a Wall Street-friendly policy platform, a "Trump bump" pushed the S&P 500 up 2.5% by the time the ticker tape had been cleared.

Donald Trump has announced that most goods imported from Mexico and some from Canada are to be exempt from his trade tariff regime for at least four weeks, just days after the charges were imposed.

Police searching for the suspect in the Kent pub shooting on Valentine's Day have recovered a body from the River Thames.

The Australian prime minister has warned there is "worse to come" after a low tropical weather system brought heavy rain, strong winds and flooding to the country's east coast.

A man who climbed up the tower housing Big Ben in an apparent protest has now come down.

Scottish environmentalists are calling for urgent action to protect marine life after a video shared with Sky News showed the alleged illegal dump of wasteful bycatch.

The government has been accused of "gutting" a potential landmark bill to stop children "doom scrolling" after its proposals were watered down.

Rachel Reeves has said the welfare system is "letting down taxpayers", while she again committed to reaching 2.5% in defence spending by 2027 due to the "enormity of the situation" facing European security.

Police in Toronto are searching for three male suspects after at least 12 people were injured in a pub shooting in the Canadian city.

SpaceX's Starship rocket exploded during a test flight, months after a previous failed launch attempt - with multiple flights having to be grounded in Florida due to debris.

The 1975 and Olivia Rodrigo will be among the stars headlining Glastonbury Festival this year.

Mark Hammersley is a survivor. Standing in the Welsh sun, smiling broadly with an outreaching hand to welcome me, he looks the picture of good health. 

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has thanked Ukraine's allies for condemning Russian strikes after one of the deadliest days for civilians in his country so far this year.

It "cuts my heart" and is a "betrayal".

A man who climbed up the tower housing Big Ben in an apparent protest has now come down.

Police searching for the suspect in the Kent pub shooting on Valentine's Day have recovered a body from the River Thames.

Parts of the UK are expected to be hotter than the Balearic Islands, Costa del Sol and the Amalfi Coast this weekend.

The bitter war of words between Nigel Farage and Reform MP Rupert Lowe has dramatically escalated with the pair launching fierce new personal attacks on each other.

The King will refer to "uncertain times" facing the world in his message for Commonwealth Day while celebrating the "source of strength" he believes the body of nations remains to this day.

A state of emergency has been issued in New York as brush fires sweep through swathes of Long Island and near Brooklyn.

More than 1,000 people have died in clashes in Syria after violence erupted between government supporters and people thought to be loyal to the ousted President Bashar al Assad.

"It's a slow poisoning of people living here. The poison enters their bodies through the air weakening their immunity and medicines are not as effective as they should be," Dr Arshad Khan says. 

The Australian prime minister has warned there is "worse to come" after a low tropical weather system brought heavy rain, strong winds and flooding to the country's east coast.

"It's a slow poisoning of people living here. The poison enters their bodies through the air weakening their immunity and medicines are not as effective as they should be," Dr Arshad Khan says. 

Scottish environmentalists are calling for urgent action to protect marine life after a video shared with Sky News showed the alleged illegal dump of wasteful bycatch.

SpaceX's Starship rocket exploded during a test flight, months after a previous failed launch attempt - with multiple flights having to be grounded in Florida due to debris.

If the world has felt more dangerous lately, you're not mistaken. The number of conflicts has been rising. And from Ukraine and Russia, to Israel and Gaza, and Sudan - a common thread running through all these wars is they are waged by men.

The bosses of the Premier League and English Football League (EFL) have held secret talks aimed at reviving an industry-wide deal ahead of the launch of the government’s new football watchdog.

Fujitsu has agreed to begin talks with the UK government on contributing to compensation for victims of the Post Office scandal.

The widow of a Post Office scandal victim, who received a compensation offer days after his death, has described the situation as an "utter disgrace".

Fuelled by expectations of a Wall Street-friendly policy platform, a "Trump bump" pushed the S&P 500 up 2.5% by the time the ticker tape had been cleared.

The owner of high-street pharmacy chain Boots is being bought by a private equity firm, and it will no longer be a public company listed on a stock exchange.

Barclays is closing in on a £650m deal to offload control of its UK payments business to the Canadian investment giant Brookfield Asset Management after months of negotiations.

Donald Trump has announced that most goods imported from Mexico and some from Canada are to be exempt from his trade tariff regime for at least four weeks, just days after the charges were imposed.

Rachel Reeves has said the welfare system is "letting down taxpayers", while she again committed to reaching 2.5% in defence spending by 2027 due to the "enormity of the situation" facing European security.

Shareholders in PizzaExpress are preparing to inject tens of millions of pounds into its parent company to help secure a refinancing of its debt amid tough trading in Britain’s casual dining sector.

Barclays is expected to pay millions of pounds in compensation for recent IT outages which prevented customers from banking, a new letter to MPs has revealed.

Hidden is proud to announce we have teamed up with Brighton Racecourse for two exciting events this summer, with up to SIX free tickets available for each of our Premium VIP members for Brighton's April event!

We've got FIVE family weekend passes to this amazing tribute weekend festival at Adur Recreation Ground this summer, with one of these including a VIP prize with £100 Bar spend!

This wonderful Spring family event is back for 2025 and we've got FIVE family passes up for grabs!

For all of our Hidden members, we're offering you the chance to win a two-night stay with a plus one or your family at this beautiful venue on the Isle Of Wight, with ferry travel included!

With lockdown affecting many family holidays this summer, you can still bring a taste of the Mediterranean sun to your home with this classic

This warming dish is perfect for autumn nights at home. And it's much easier to make than you might think. Serve with rice and salad, or enjoy on their own