THE popular TV cooking competition is back for another season and next weeks show is set to be quite different.

A MAN who robbed a travel agents while claiming to be in possession of a gun has been jailed for six years.

Now the dust has settled and all the money has been received from garden owners, I am amazed that the Macmillan Coastal Garden Trail a couple of weeks ago raised an amazing £8,200 for Macmillan Cancer Support.

A PEDESTRIAN subway has reopened following a complete refurbishment.

IMAGES from the first ever Pride march in Brighton from almost fifty years ago have been rediscovered.

A police community support officer has helped a community centre to secure £500 in funding to help them create a kitchen for residents to enjoy.

A HISTORIC race meeting which will celebrate the 1951 automotive scene will be staged entirely in period dress.

MORE than 3,000 people in Brighton and Hove were contacted by the NHS Covid-19 app and told to isolate in the latest week, figures reveal.

THE Duke and Duchess of Sussex asked the Queen’s representative in New Zealand about moving there less than six months into life as a working royal couple.

From 27 November to 23 December, the Resort will be transformed into the ultimate Christmassy escape.

A VIDEO showing a teenage mother partying while her baby daughter starved to death home alone has been released by police.

A TEENAGE mother whose baby died after she left her home alone for six days while she celebrated her birthday has been sentenced to nine years in jail.

Photos show the charred remains of a seafront bin after a fire.

THE M23 Northbound is closed due to overrunning roadworks.

A PUB’S hopes of holding a late-night event during what would have been Pride weekend was refused after an objection from Sussex Police.

THE last remaining Punch and Judy shows are at risk, as staff face verbal abuse and physical threats.

Due to the extreme heat, the air around the meteors glows and can leave behind trails of light and fireball explosions.

Both the couple are key workers but Mr Drake gave up his job as a production operator with the supermarket Lidl following the win last week.

The Netflix original sci-fi drama is set to return to the streaming platform after season three ended in the summer of 2019.

Which? conducted its Cheapest Supermarket price comparison looking at the cost of a basket of 20 items, including groceries and household essentials.

FATBOY Slim is set to take to the stage in his hometown this weekend.

From 27 November to 23 December, the Resort will be transformed into the ultimate Christmassy escape.

A MOTHER of seven who married her son’s best friend after falling in love with him when he was 16 is celebrating their 12th wedding anniversary.

A FORMER nurse turning 108 says Covid is “nothing like World War One” whilst celebrating her birthday.

A RARE bird had a portion of its fractured wing amputated after being rescued.

A TEENAGER who went missing from her home earlier this week has been found.

BRIGHTON Rainbow Fund has appealed to the city’s residents to make a donation to the charity during what would have been Pride weekend.

A PROTEST group is appealing for donations to help restock a bookshop that was destroyed by airstrikes in Gaza.

A ROAD has now been cleared following a car accident.

A pub closed its doors after a member of staff tested positive for Covid-19.

A city centre road is blocked after a crash involving several cars.

AN aviation museum in Balcombe is marking the anniversary of a crashed World War Two plane by running its restored engine to visitors.

A PROJECT to restore historic seafront lighting is set to start in the next few weeks.

There are fears that “unofficial” Pride celebrations this weekend could drive up the Covid-19 in the city.

GREAT Britain has won the bronze medal playoff match in the women's hockey at Tokyo 2020.

A beach has reopened after raw sewage spilled into the sea.

Exclusion rates for Sussex school children from less privileged backgrounds are four times higher than their peers, new figures reveal.

IN RESPONSE to Dr Langridge's letter to The Argus on Monday, outlining his concerns about our new mobile ticketing arrangements at the Amex, I appreciate some fans may find the thought of a change to the process quite daunting.

FUNDS are being provided to add more seating along popular walkways.

A FURIOUS man has called on car park operators to improve security after his windows were repeatedly smashed.

A COUNCIL is making £120,000 available to local businesses to help increase the number of apprenticeships.

A RAIL operator has made a multimillion-pound investment into improving comfort and communication for passengers.

LADIES Day at the races is a much anticipated event, a chance for women to get dressed up and enjoy the sunshine.

A MAJOR carriageway has been closed due to a diesel spillage

A GROUP of Travellers have set up camp at a popular Littlehampton park.

THERE have been more changes to the rules for international travel, with some popular destinations climbing the ladder to the green list.

TWO people have been rescued by lifeboat crews after their kayak began to sink off Selsey Bill.

THE city council says it is "very sorry" for missing a bin collection for almost three months that left "maggots, mice and flies" in a block of flats.

A TEAM GB athlete who has bowed out of the Olympics without a medal said the “emotional rollercoaster” event has set up her up well for the next games.

POLICE have released an image of a man they want to interview after a man was bottled in the face.