A woman has been stabbed in Portslade.
It’s understood that the incident occurred in a flat in Clarendon Place on shortly before 6pm on Monday (2/06/2025)
The 49-year-old is in hospital after being stabbed in her hand and stomach, police say it was a domestic incident.
Police say a 44-year-old woman from Hampshire has been arrested on suspicion of committing GBH.
More details on this story as we get it...
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