Im A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! 2024 begins with dancer Oti Mabuse and N-Dubz singer Tulisa Contostavlos drinking a blended smoothie made of animal parts..

A pregnant cow who became stuck in a residential swimming pool has been hoisted to safety by firefighters..

A new government fund has been announced to help steelworkers affected by job losses to start up new businesses..

Taking a Man Van offering prostate cancer checks to shoppers and football fans could drive up detection of the disease, leading experts have found..

The Health Secretary has said he will work to improve safety for Britons travelling abroad for cosmetic procedures in the wake of several deaths..

Case of mistaken identity in Bristol.

Three officers who were found to have committed gross misconduct .

Paul and Tyson weigh in.

Its not like its gossip, its real life".

The benign brain tumour was found in a health check-up .

Nearly three-quarters of higher education providers could be in deficit by the next academic year, according to new analysis by the sectors regulator..

The Home Office spent £15 million buying a derelict prison contaminated with asbestos amid political pressure to stop housing migrants in hotels, according to Whitehalls spending watchdog..

Health Secretary Wes Streeting is facing pushback from senior Labour figures over his stance on assisted dying..

UK economic growth slowed between July and September relative to the previous quarter, according to official data..

The cast express sorrow and joy .

I dont like it Kane irked by team-mates withdrawing .

Could boost growth as Budget backlash continues.

44-year-old Turkish man arrested.

The British Museum is to receive the highest-value gift in UK museum history as it acquires £1 billion worth of Chinese ceramics..

Consumer group Which? has launched a £3 billion claim against Apple, claiming the tech giant has breached competition law by forcing its iCloud services on customers..

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for ice in West Sussex.

The South Downs National Park is edging closer towards planting 100,000 trees by its 15th anniversary next year.

Snow is falling in parts of Sussex as the country continues to experience a cold snap.

A crash on the A27 at Glynde is causing severe delays.

Some train lines are blocked due to a safety inspection of the track between Horsham and Barnham.

A 26ft Christmas tree will add some festive magic to Palmeira Square in Hove.

A young designer won a competition by British Vogue and BMW for her accessories label which transforms assistive medical devices from functional clinical aids into striking pieces of art.

Bosses at Perch on the Pier in Worthing say they are “struggling” and “disheartened” after vital repairs to the pier have been further delayed.

A winter fair will kick off Christmas preparations with chocolate workshops, a Santa’s grotto and willow weaving.

An ice rink and Christmas market which were set to delight visitors to the pier over the festive period have been cancelled.

A couple who moved to Spain a month before the country was hit by flash floods were part of a volunteer operation to help rebuild afflicted towns.

Crews tackled a fire at a residential property.

Plans for a new mosque and Muslim community centre are under consideration.

It was revealed this week a beluga whale that died in August this year was being trained by Russia to be a spy. Hvaldimir became internationally famous in 2019 after being spotted wearing a harness that appeared to be designed to carry a camera. Fishermen in northern Norway noticed Hvaldimir in April 2019. The whale's nickname is a combination of the Norwegian word hval (whale) and the first name of Russian president Vladimir Putin.

Construction will start soon on dozens of new houses near a brick works and quarry site in Bexhill.

A lifeline homelessness support service could be under threat from council budget cuts.

The Plough in Rye and the Cat Inn in West Hoathly have been included in a list of the best places to have a roast.

People queued from 6am for a sold-out performance by “Gen Z’s favourite bedroom-pop star”.

beabadoobee started came on the stage with her band and went straight into the first song, the whole crowed was cheering and singing along. The set was covered in white sheets and looked great with the different strobe lighting. She started with songs such as talk, charlie brown and take a bite which is a very popular song from her new album ‘this is how tomorrow moves’ which she released just this august. The crowd was extremely engaged as she told us that she feels ‘at home when she’s on stage’ and processed to sing some of her very popular, slower songs like glue song and coffee which had everyone’s phone torches swaying.After that, she sang what she stated was her favourite song she’s written: ‘beaches’. During this song the sheets on the stage behind her fell down to reveal a background with hanging garlands of green leaves and lights. Beabadoobee was extremely engaging with the croud and at one point when the guitar cut on her song ‘the way things go’ she got the whole croud to sing at the top of their lungs with her without any music, which sounded beautiful. She then finished with her song ‘see you soon’ and waved goodbye before leaving the stage. Beabadoobee is one of britains best new artists and has amazing stage presence, a great set and fans waiting outside to arena for hours to see her close up, she’s a real phenomenon!

Farmers from a much-loved Sussex farm say they worry about whether they will be able to pass the land down to future generations after changes to inheritance tax.