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Replica galleon

Councillors have celebrated the visit of a replica Spanish ship

5 pets at RSPCA Sussex who are on the lookout for loving new homes

A number of pets from Sussex RSPCA branches are looking to find loving new homes, can you help any of them out?

'Rare' Jungle Book illustrations found in Hastings junk shop are sold

Rare illustrations of characters from the Jungle Book, discovered in a junk shop half a century ago, have been sold

Inquest opens into nurse who died after being hit by BMW

A nurse killed when she was struck by a car while walking with her family died from injuries to her head and spine, an inquest heard

What visitors thought of the newly reopened i360

The skies were blue, the sun was shining and the Aperol spritzes were flowing for the re-launch of the Brighton i360.

Spain plans new 100 per cent tax for homes bought by UK and non-EU residents

Residents from non-EU countries, such as the UK, could have a 100 per cent tax levied against them if they buy a home in Spain

Coffee shop inside former bank closes its doors

A coffee shop in Sussex has closed down after more than three years.

What the papers say – October 9

All eyes are on the Middle East as the death toll continues to rise and fears grow for hostages.

Eurovision convention with

The UK’s biggest Eurovision convention will come to Brighton celebrating 50 years since Abba’s famous win.

Town rallies as

A town has rallied around the “pillar of their community” after he was diagnosed with a brain tumour.

Restaurant reopens in The Lanes at former home of Choccywoccydoodah

One of the highest-rated restaurants in the city has reopened at the former home of renowned chocolate shop in The Lanes.

Two people taken to hospital after car hits pedestrian and crashes into shop

Two people have been taken to hospital after a car crashed into a town centre shop.

Africa’s longest-serving ruler poised to extend his 43 years in power

Equatorial Guinea’s president has never got less than 90 of the vote in previous elections, raising accusations of voting irregularities.

National Tutoring Programme gets take-up boost as new contractors announced

New figures show pupils began nearly 600,000 courses in the last two months, taking the total to just under 2.1 million since the scheme’s…

City centre pub to reopen after losing licence

A PUB is to reopen after losing its licence last year.

We tried Aldi

The brand has released two new perfumes available now.

Extreme temperatures and hypothermia as young explorers face Arctic challenge

PUPILS were in a fight to survive as they battled sub-zero temperatures in the Arctic.

Romelu Lukaku on target as Chelsea cruise against non-league Chesterfield

Akwasi Asante tapped in a late Spireites consolation to spark jubilant celebrations in a packed away end.