The Argus

Letter on Brexit and the Covid pandemic

LAURENCE Keeley’s article Growing Problem, is somewhere nearer the truth of the debate about why many voted to leave in the Brexit referendum,…

Pictures: fourth Kill the Bill protest sees hundreds occupy streets with sit-ins

HUNDREDS of people marched through Brighton again yesterday in the fourth protest against a controversial government bill in a month.

From Suez Canal to Sussex - latest after cargo ship becomes stuck diagonally across harbour

THE eyes of the world were cast to the Suez Canal last week when the 400-metre long Ever Given container ship became wedged across the waterway…

Sheep farming faces ‘man-made’ EU tariff disaster with no-deal Brexit

With a no-deal Brexit on January 1, British lamb would face tariffs of 48, making it prohibitively expensive to customers in Europe.

These restaurants will still offer Eat Out to Help Out-style deals

HARD-HIT restaurants are hoping to keep customers coming in with variations on the government’s Eat Out To Help Out deal.

How one prisoner of war put on plays in a gruesome Japanese camp

JOE Denton did not talk much about his Second World War experience.

Fears care homes are not being told of coronavirus status of potential residents

FEARS are being raised that coronavirus positive patients are being moved into care homes.

Blueprint for future of Brighton and Hove over the next 10 years has been revealed

A BLUEPRINT for the future of Brighton and Hove over the next 10 years has been published by Brighton and Hove City Council.

Drunk woman abused vets and spat at police officer in the face

A DISTRAUGHT pet owner launched a volley of abuse at vets then spat at a police officer when her dog collapsed.

Murder, gun running and

A WIFE accused of shooting her husband in the head, a suspected gun-runner, international pimps and an alleged voodoo sex trafficker have been…

Julian Assange court hearing as fight against extradition to US continues

The WikiLeaks founder is expected to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court via video link.

Man jumped to his death after his life partner died

A GRIEVING man jumped to his death after his long-term partner died.

Restaurant goes from one to five stars

A RESTAURANT owner is celebrating after his newly refurbished restaurant was awarded five stars for food hygiene.

Bradley urges Northern Ireland’s political parties to ‘stop grandstanding’

The Northern Ireland Secretary’s comments came following talks between senior Irish and UK government ministers in Dublin.

PubSpy investigates: Ladies Mile, Patcham

Patcham is one area of my patch that isn’t packed with pubs, so I’d been meaning to catch up with the Ladies Mile in Mackie Avenue for some time.