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20/05/2012 - Last News Update: 03:16
Brighton News Headlines
Squatters take over Brighton disused supermarket
- Activists have occupied a former supermarket in Brighton in a four-day protest over calls by a local MP to make squatting illegal.
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Are Twitter and Facebook changing the way we complain?
- Is social media the new battleground on which individuals air their grievances about big companies?
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Rise in ambulance delays at South East hospitals
- Ambulances are spending 50% more time outside hospitals in Kent, Sussex and Surrey, the BBC has learned.
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Brighton Amex stadium wins best new venue award
- Brighton and Hove Albion's new Amex stadium has won an international award for the best new venue.
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Brighton woman Nicola Brookes tackles 'trolls' after Facebook abuse
- A Brighton woman who was abused on the internet is starting legal action to force Facebook to reveal the identities of those who targeted her.
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Offshore Sussex wind farm weather mast causes 999 calls
- A meteorological mast used to survey the site of a proposed wind farm has caused people to dial 999 believing it is a ship in distress.
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'Thinking like a maggot': How insect clues can crack murder probes
- Dr Martin Hall has had to get used to dealing with horrific sights and smells as part of his job.
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Soldier Michael Pritchard shot in 'radio blackspot'
- A soldier who may have been killled by a British sniper in Afghanistan was in a communications blackspot when he died, an inquest has heard.
Stand-off at Sainsbury's in Brighton: Man arrested
- A man who locked himself into toilets in a supermarket and claimed to have a gun and a bomb has been arrested after a five-and-a-half hour stand-off.
Cellist wins BBC Young Musician prize
- Fifteen-year-old cellist Laura van der Heijden has won the BBC's Young Musician prize for 2012.
The boy, 11, who battled cancer twice in one year
- Rhys Watkins is just 11 years old but he has been forced to battle cancer twice in little over a year.
Brighton footballers in court over sex assault
- Three Brighton and Hove Albion players and a Bournemouth footballer have appeared in court accused of sexually assaulting a woman and voyeurism.
Christopher Hunnisett guilty of murdering Peter Bick
- A man has been found guilty of murdering a supermarket worker in a hammer attack.
Sex attack Gatwick restaurant boss David Hartwell sentenced
- A restaurant manager who sexually assaulted two teenage girls at Gatwick Airport has been sentenced to a three-year community order.
Ofsted chief Sir Michael Wilshaw: Teachers not stressed
- The outspoken head of Ofsted has hit out at teachers who complain their jobs are "too stressful" and make excuses for poor performance.
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Squatters take over Brighton disused supermarket
Activists have occupied a former supermarket in Brighton in a four-day protest over calls by a local MP to make squatting illegal. ... -
At 12:03:31 in Other
Rise in ambulance delays at South East hospitals
Ambulances are spending 50% more time outside hospitals in Kent, Sussex and Surrey, the BBC has learned. ... -
At 11:14:08 in Other
Are Twitter and Facebook changing the way we complain?
Is social media the new battleground on which individuals air their grievances about big companies? ... -
At 10:27:41 in Other
Brighton Amex stadium wins best new venue award
Brighton and Hove Albion's new Amex stadium has won an international award for the best new venue. ... -
At 00:37:39 in Other
'Thinking like a maggot': How insect clues can crack murder probes
Dr Martin Hall has had to get used to dealing with horrific sights and smells as part of his job.... -
At 19:28:27 in Other
Brighton woman Nicola Brookes tackles 'trolls' after Facebook abuse
A Brighton woman who was abused on the internet is starting legal action to force Facebook to reveal the identities of those who targeted he... -
At 16:18:02 in Other
Soldier Michael Pritchard shot in 'radio blackspot'
A soldier who may have been killled by a British sniper in Afghanistan was in a communications blackspot when he died, an inquest has heard.... -
At 11:29:00 in Other
Offshore Sussex wind farm weather mast causes 999 calls
A meteorological mast used to survey the site of a proposed wind farm has caused people to dial 999 believing it is a ship in distress.... -
At 20:35:10 in Other
Stand-off at Sainsbury's in Brighton: Man arrested
A man who locked himself into toilets in a supermarket and claimed to have a gun and a bomb has been arrested after a five-and-a-half hour s... -
At 12:26:18 in Other
Cellist wins BBC Young Musician prize
Fifteen-year-old cellist Laura van der Heijden has won the BBC's Young Musician prize for 2012....
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SpaceX capsule to launch on Falcon rocket
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Lloyd Webber to follow Superstar with Profumo musical
Andrew Lloyd Webber on his search for Jesus and why his next musical will be linked to the events of the Profumo scandal.... -
Scottish rider dies in North West 200 race
A rider has been killed in an accident on the last day of Northern Ireland's North West 200 motorcycle road races.... -
Falklands memorial to be unveiled at National Arboretum
A service will be held later to dedicate a new memorial to the 255 Britons who died in the Falklands War.... -
Ants protection plan 'needed' for Beauly-Denny project
Officers at a national park have said a project to replace a power line must have a plan to protect rare wood ants.... -
G8 says it wants Greece to remain in 'strong' eurozone
The leaders of the G8 group of the world's most powerful economies say they want debt-stricken Greece to remain in the eurozone....
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