POLICE are looking for the driver of a forklift that smashed into a Mini Cooper.

A WOMAN suffered serious head injuries in a crash with a car that failed to stop.

POLICE are hunting a man who committed "an indecent act" on a college field.

FIREFIGHTERS were called to flames in a home last night.

A BENCH dedicated to the victims of the Babes in the Wood murders has been damaged by a BBQ.

EMERGENCY services were called to the scene of an "awful" crash involving a "young baby" on a residential street yesterday.

THESE pictures show forensics searching a house for the second day after a woman was found dead inside.

A CONSTITUENCY name change has been labelled as 'nonsensical' by an MP.

DELIVEROO riders in the city will display pronouns on their bags as part of LGBT pride month.

A "life saving " grandmother is to retire after volunteering at a hospital after almost 40 years.

AN ACCUSED man has been told he faces trial for murder later this year.

A “PROFESSIONAL” drugs grower is behind bars after he was caught growing cannabis plants for the second time.

ROMAN pottery and bones of a wild boar were just some of the items found at an archaeological dig.

A CAT has had one of its nine lives saved after becoming stranded in a tree.

A YOUNG Albion supporter who suffers from a rare genetic disorder has been named the club's fan of the season.

A DOMESTIC violence abuser was spared a prison sentence after repeatedly striking a woman outside a popular seafront restaurant.

A PROLIFIC shop thief was ordered to clean up his act after admitting his latest crime spree.

A SHOPKEEPER is raising money for charity while dressed as a loved fictional character.

CATS and dogs steal the show again on today’s Argus readers’ pet page.

THESE rather serious-looking schoolgirls are in the middle of a performance – but where are they?

A CHARITY has called for greater visibility and value given to unpaid carers during this year Carers Week.

Health minister Jo Churchill said the start date had been pushed back to September 1.

IT WAS so close this week, Friday, June 4.

HAVING lived in Brighton and Hove for many years, I have seen many changes.

New research funded by the British Heart Foundation could help calculate someone's risk of dying from coronavirus and its variants.

A TEENAGER has been caught on CCTV lying in the middle of a railway line while casually using her phone despite the incredible danger.

FOUR truckloads of rubbish have been cleared from three traveller encampments left over the weekend.

A number of websites around the globe have gone down. Amazon, Twitter, BBC and Spotify have been affected in the UK.

TWO people have been arrested after gunshots were reported in Brighton this morning.

THREE men have been arrested after a woman was found dead inside a home in Horsham.

THESE pictures show hundreds of people landing in Gatwick after scrambling to leave Portugal before new coronavirus quarantine rules come into force.

TWENTY ceramic artworks have been stolen from a popular pottery in Newhaven.

FIREFIGHTERS are at the scene of a "deep-seated" fire at a scrapyard in Newhaven.

A CONVICTED kidnapper is wanted by police for recall to prison.

A HERD of up to 100 cows blocked the roads as they roamed through a busy high street last night.

Thousands of under 30s in Brighton have been stuck in an online queue as they rush to book their vaccine appointments.

Royal Mail customers will be able to pay more to send and receive letters and parcels on specific days and times in the UK.

BEACH hut owners are demanding action on "escalating" antisocial behaviour before a "summer of mayhem".

Sussex is set to gain an MP under proposals for a shake-up of England’s electoral map.

A parliamentary constituency is to change its name under new proposals for the city’s constituency boundaries.

Big changes are expected to two of the city’s parliamentary constituencies after plans to redraw boundaries across the UK are revealed.

Live updates as two people have been detained following reports of gunshots in Whitehawk

Police have issued more than 2,000 fines for breaches of Covid-19-related laws – but far fewer have been handed out since restrictions eased.

Leaflets questioning Covid-19 vaccines have been posted through letterboxes.

COUNCILLORS are being asked to approve the designs for dozens of homes on a new housing estate on a nine-acre greenfield site.

A MAN accused of smothering his girlfriend to death in a camping tent later pretended to perform CPR on her, a court heard.

TWO construction firm bosses will face trial accused of negligence over the death of a worker who fell from a hotel redevelopment.

A PATIENT caused thousands of pounds worth of damage to a hospital as he tried to escape via the ceiling.

A WOMAN who had her leg amputated following a car accident when she was 17 is taking on a cycling challenge for a children's hospice.

THE FAMILY of a fisherman who tragically died when his ship sank off the coast of Newhaven are raising funds for a new memorial to remember those lost at sea.