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Fire crews are investigating the cause of a fire that broke out last night at a tanning salon in Worthing.

Horsham District Council is to ask the government to require shops, cafés and restaurants to display their food hygiene rating scores

Sussex Police continue appealing for more information after a fatal crash on the A27.​​​​​​​ Emergency services were called to Falmer on Friday morning after a collision between a coach and a pedestrian.

Portsmouth Police are investigating two suspicious incidents involving young girls.

West Sussex County Council is urging the government to take action on severe congestion along the A27. It follows the cancellation of plans for an Arundel bypass earlier this year.

Delays in DBS checks are preventing thousands of people across Sussex from starting work, as employers must review applicants' criminal records before they can work with children or vulnerable adults.

A special exhibition is celebrating Brighton & Hove Albion's historic debut season in European football.

The organisers of yesterday’s Great South Run have expressed disappointment over the cancellation of the 10-mile race in Portsmouth, emphasizing that the decision was not made lightly.

Sussex residents are invited to share their suggestions on how emergency planning could be improved for future incidents, such as floods or power outages.

Around 80 people were released from prisons in Hampshire under the ‘early-release’ scheme, the Police and crime commissioner revealed.

Water companies across England and Wales are asking for bills to be made even higher than they first requested, with one company seeking an 84% hike.

Chris Kaba was a core member of a notorious south London gang and accused of being the gunman in an alleged bid to murder a rival in a nightclub shooting days before he was killed.

British model Bianca Gascoigne has said she was groomed and sexually assaulted by Mohamed al Fayed when she worked at Harrods as a teenager.

A passenger has died and 15 others have been taken to hospital after two trains collided in Mid Wales on Monday evening.

A suspect has been arrested amid a murder investigation after a man was killed and another injured at a community centre in South Lanarkshire.

While having the odd bet on your football team to win at the weekend sounds like a bit of harmless fun, it could actually scupper your chances of getting a mortgage.

The Australian senator who shouted at the King has defended her actions, insisting he is "not our sovereign".

Bonuses to water company bosses rose this year to £9.1m - despite record sewage discharges and financial woes at some utilities.

Overhauling workers' rights could cost businesses around £5bn a year, the government has said.

Tougher punishments outside prison are being considered as part of a government review into sentencing.

Disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has bone marrow cancer, according to a report in the US.

An initial toxicology report has found former One Direction star Liam Payne had cocaine in his body at the time of his death, according to an Argentine official.

Members of heavy metal band Iron Maiden have said they are "deeply saddened" following the death of former bandmate Paul Di'Anno.

Sean "Diddy" Combs is facing new sexual assault and rape accusations, including one that involves a 13-year-old girl.

Oasis have announced Richard Ashcroft will be joining them as a special guest on their UK and Ireland tour.

An airport in New Zealand has limited hugging in its drop-off zone to a maximum of three minutes - with anyone wanting a longer goodbye told to head for the car park.

A children's soft play centre has apologised and removed its realistic-looking Halloween body bags after concerns from "shocked" parents.

The men's World Conker Championships winner has been cleared of cheating after a steel chestnut was found in his pocket.

The Tasmanian tiger, a wolf-like marsupial that once stalked the forests of Tasmania, could be brought back from extinction after a team of US and Australian researchers claimed a series of scientific breakthroughs.

A German town has banned the humble cactus from the town hall, schools and nurseries.

As the sun beats down on us near Kibbutz Be'eri in Israel, Avi looks out towards the place he really wants to live. It's only two miles away and it shimmers in the sunshine.

America is full of contradictions. This is the story of one of them: the Arab-Americans who will vote for Donald Trump. 

The King has been confronted by indigenous Australian activists the day after he was accused of "genocide" by a senator in the Australian parliament.

The UK will give Ukraine a £2.26bn loan to buy weapons and other support to fight Russia's invasion, with the money effectively repaid to the British taxpayer by Moscow.

A woman found herself wedged upside down between two huge boulders for seven hours after trying to recover her mobile phone from the crevice.

Tougher punishments outside prison are being considered as part of a government review into sentencing.

Government borrowing is at its highest since the pandemic due to public sector pay rises and the high cost of borrowing, official figures show.

The Unite trade union has told Sky News the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) is to investigate a controversial hotel and conference centre in Birmingham that cost the union almost £112m.

Sky News' deputy political editor Sam Coates and Politico's Jack Blanchard share their daily guide to the day ahead in politics in under 20 minutes. 

Alex Salmond will be laid to rest in a private family funeral in an Aberdeenshire village a week today, it has been confirmed.

A meteorite four times the size of Mount Everest may have helped life to thrive after it smashed into Earth, research suggests.

An incredible display of celestial fireworks may be visible overnight as debris left by Halley's Comet streaks across the night sky - but the moon may end up ruining the view.

The first UK trial of a rigid sail that can be fitted on commercial ships to reduce their carbon footprint is under way in the Irish Sea.

The amount of AI-generated child abuse images found on the internet is increasing at a "chilling" rate, according to a national watchdog.

A company was hacked after it hired a North Korean cyber criminal posing as an IT contractor.

England have recalled Rehan Ahmed as part of a three-pronged spin attack for the series-deciding third Test against Pakistan.

In the latest edition of Ref Watch, former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher runs through the key incidents at the weekend - including controversial calls involving John Stones and William Saliba.

Charles Leclerc superbly won the United States Grand Prix in a surprisingly-dominant one-two for Ferrari as Lando Norris lost a crucial third place to Max Verstappen after being penalised for a late-race overtake on his F1 title rival.

They say good things come in threes - try telling Mikel Arteta that about Arsenal's disciplinary issues this season.

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has described Red Bull's contentious ride height-adjusting device as "outrageous" and says he expects the FIA's leadership to investigate.  

Government borrowing is at its highest since the pandemic due to public sector pay rises and the high cost of borrowing, official figures show.

Water companies across England and Wales are asking for bills to be made even higher than they first requested, with one company seeking an 84% hike.

Barclays has re-entered talks about a heavily structured deal to offload a stake in a major division of its British operations to Brookfield, the asset management giant.

The Unite trade union has told Sky News the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) is to investigate a controversial hotel and conference centre in Birmingham that cost the union almost £112m.

Overhauling workers' rights could cost businesses around £5bn a year, the government has said.