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£400,000 of funds have been raised by players of the People’s Postcode Lottery, and thousands of Congolese refugee children in Uganda will now be able to access the education they need for the best start in life.

Angel’s Bar and Club in Worthing is to have its alcohol licence reviewed. The review will be heard before Worthing Borough Council’s licensing and control sub-committee B, which will meet at 6.30pm on Wednesday, May 8, at Worthing Town Hall.

Chichester District Council has announced this week that it has submitted its new Chichester Local Plan 2021–2039 to the Planning Inspectorate for examination.

Officers from Surrey and Sussex Police’s Roads Policing Unit (RPU) will be back on the roads again over the Bank Holiday weekend to share vital safety advice with motorists and motorcycle riders.

Danny Potter’s Chichester city team secured promotion in the Isthmian South East play-off final with a thrilling 5-0 victory over Three Bridges at the Jubilee Stadium.

Police in Eastbourne have arrested two men; officers have been investigating reports of inappropriate relationships between two members of staff and a teenage student at Cavendish School in the town.

The Local Elections are now in for Sussex and East Hampshire. It was a bad night for the Conservatives, as Labour gained control of Adur District. We are still awaiting the Police and Crime Commissioner results for Sussex on Sunday.

Anyone planning to attend or organise an unlicensed music event this summer can expect to face the full force of the law.

West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service have had a busy night dealing with lightning strikes

The rowing team from Lessons from a Boat visited the University of Chichester’s Sport Performance and Rehabilitation Unit (SPRU) recently to gain valuable insights into their physiological profiling ahead of their grueling race across the Atlantic.

Rishi Sunak has admitted the Tories may not win the general election after grim defeats in the local polls.

Rishi Sunak's internal critics have abandoned their attempt to unseat him because they have run out of time and do not believe Penny Mordaunt would do what is necessary to save the party.

Heineken is investing £39m in more than 600 of its pubs in the UK - in a move it says will bring 62 back from the dead.

The government at one point considered using Iraq to process asylum seekers in a Rwanda-style scheme, according to documents seen by Sky News.

Single-sex toilets are set to become a legal requirement for all new bars, restaurants, offices and shopping centres under new laws proposed by the government.

Tech giant Apple has recorded the biggest drop in iPhone sales since the early months of the COVID pandemic.

Official figures have raised fears of a deepening public sector drag on the UK's economic recovery from recession.

A famed "emotional support" alligator has gone missing while on a trip with its owner after being targeted by suspected pranksters.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected ceasefire proposals because he says Hamas's call for a withdrawal of all troops from Gaza and an end to the war is unacceptable.

Rishi Sunak has admitted the Tories may not win the general election after grim defeats in the local polls.

Actor Bernard Hill, who played roles in Lord Of The Rings and Titanic, has died aged 79, his agent has confirmed.

You may have noticed an unusual German rap song in the background of an increasing number of videos on your TikTok feed.

Will Ferrell has become the latest celebrity to invest in Leeds United - joining Gladiator star Russell Crowe and Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps.

Madonna has played her biggest-ever gig to an estimated 1.6 million people on Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro.

The UK's Eurovision Song Contest representative has addressed "extreme" remarks from fans over Israel's inclusion in the competition.

A cow-cuddling craze in the US could be under threat due to a bird flu outbreak.

Gyles Brandreth says he blames himself for the death of Rod Hull, who died in 1999 when he fell from the roof of his home while attempting to adjust his television aerial.

A woman has won a $1m prize on the lottery for the second time in 10 weeks.

A famed "emotional support" alligator has gone missing while on a trip with its owner after being targeted by suspected pranksters.

A woman has been reunited with her engagement ring 54 years after it went missing.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected ceasefire proposals because he says Hamas's call for a withdrawal of all troops from Gaza and an end to the war is unacceptable.

A week that started with cautious optimism for a breakthrough in negotiations between Israel and Hamas has ended, perhaps unsurprisingly, with the prospect of peace in Gaza looking as distant as ever.

It could be a scene from centuries ago. In the Nevada desert, Native Americans are protesting over a mining project they say desecrates sacred land. 

Mass flooding in Brazil has killed 75 people with more than 100 people still missing, local authorities said on Sunday.

Lando Norris has ended Max Verstappen's winning streak by securing the first victory of his career at the Miami Grand Prix.

The government at one point considered using Iraq to process asylum seekers - like the Rwanda scheme - according to documents seen by Sky News.

Rishi Sunak has admitted the Tories may not win the general election after grim defeats in the local polls.

Rishi Sunak's internal critics have abandoned their attempt to unseat him because they have run out of time and do not believe Penny Mordaunt would do what is necessary to save the party.

Single-sex toilets are set to become a legal requirement for all new bars, restaurants, offices and shopping centres under new laws proposed by the government.

John Swinney appears set to become Scotland's next first minister after Graeme McCormick pulled out of the race to become SNP leader.

Prehistoric plant DNA is being dug up from deep below the Arctic to see if it can help modern-day crops cope with the effects of climate change.

You may have noticed an unusual German rap song in the background of an increasing number of videos on your TikTok feed.

Meteors will be streaking across the sky this weekend as Earth passes through the debris of Halley's Comet.

An AI-controlled warplane has taken a senior air force leader for a ride in a groundbreaking test flight over California.

The far side of the moon is rugged and mysterious.

Lando Norris claimed the first victory of his Formula 1 career in his 110th race as he took full advantage of a timely Safety Car and then emphatically pulled away from Max Verstappen to win the Miami Grand Prix.

Jurgen Klopp is certain he has made the right call to end his nine-year spell at Liverpool before succumbing to fatigue, believing the club would have suffered next season.

Bayern Munich have placed Erik ten Hag on a new list of possible successors to Thomas Tuchel, but his focus is steadfastly on Manchester United.

David Moyes said his players must take responsibility after West Ham shipped five yet again, while victorious Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino hailed his side's maturity.

Here is all you need to know ahead of Monday's lunchtime fight between undisputed world champion Naoya Inoue and Mexico's Luis Nery at the Tokyo Dome, Japan, live on Sky Sports.

The world's second-largest steel company has warned the government that a planning verdict due this week could lead to a key division quitting the UK.

Heineken is investing £39m in more than 600 of its pubs in the UK - in a move it says will bring 62 back from the dead.

Single-sex toilets are set to become a legal requirement for all new bars, restaurants, offices and shopping centres under new laws proposed by the government.

Ordinary investors will be awarded 'bonus' shares in NatWest Group if they hold onto stock they acquire in the taxpayer-backed bank, under a plan expected to be finalised by ministers later this month.

A former top Post Office lawyer has been accused of telling the Horizon IT inquiry a "big fat lie" over his knowledge of a bug in the system that could have stopped wrongful prosecutions of sub-postmasters in their tracks.