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New Council Leader for Brighton

Brighton Council gets a new leader today. ( Thursday 17th May) Bill Randall steps down from the role and fellow Green Councillor Jason Kitcat takes over

Lancing man jailed for a year for US Facebook hacking.

21 year old Gareth Crosskey of Avon Close targeted the account of a US citizen, prompting the breach to be reported to the FBI. He was arrested in July 2011 and has now been jailed for computer misuse offences.

150 jobs at new Brighton Private Hospital

Spirehealth Care will hold a recruitment day at the Amex stadium at the end of May to recruit for the new Montefiore Hospital. The centre on the site of the Old Legal and General Building is set to open In Autumn.

Audio/Video: Shoreham Roller Rink faces closure after noise complaint from houseboats.

Planners have turned down GYSO's application to stay open until the site on the A259 is redeveloped in September. They are now expected to appeal the decision with a petition from teenagers and parents.

Tennis Legends Match comes to Devonshire Park.

Former Wimbledon champions Martina Hingis and Conchita Martinez are to play at Eastbourne's Devonshire Park during next month's AEGON International They will join Greg Rusedski and Mark Philippoussis in a Legends match on Father's Day June 17.

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UK News

Video: Cameron To Step Up Eurozone Break-Up Warnings

David Cameron will step up his warning to eurozone countries to sort out the present crisis and uncertainty as a matter of urgency.

Video: Tall Ship In Thames As Royal Vessels Revealed

River Pageant organisers will announce later today which vessels will carry members of the royal family during the Diamond Jubilee extravaganza on June 3.

Video: Staff Vote Paves Way For UK Vauxhall Deal

Staff at Vauxhall have backed a change to their pay and working conditions that will secure jobs and investment at the Ellesmere Port plant.

Statins Could Benefit The Health Of Millions

A new study suggests that everyone, even healthy people, could benefit from taking cholesterol-lowering drugs.

Video: Weather: Latest Forecast For UK

Northern parts of the UK will have another cool and cloudy day with outbreaks of rain.

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World News

Video: Greek PM Sworn In Amid Fears Of Run On Banks

A senior judge has been sworn in to lead Greece's caretaker government for a month amid fears uncertainty could spark a run on the country's banks.

Greeks Fear The Worst Is Still To Come

Greek creditors are bracing themselves the possibility of heavy losses but it is the Greek people who fear they may be the biggest losers if they default on their debts.

Video: Facebook Halts Orders Before $100bn Flotation

Facebook has stopped taking orders for its shares ahead of its much-hyped stock market flotation on Friday - which could value the company at more than $100bn (£63bn).

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Showbiz

Video: Man In Black Smith Says It's Great To Be Back

Will Smith has admitted it's great to be back after four years away from the big screen and 10 years out of his black suit.

Corrie Canned: Soap Musical Put On Hold

The Coronation Street musical may have come to the end of the road only days after its premiere after planned shows were postponed.

Michael Caine Trapped In Dressing Room

British film star Michael Caine spent the night trapped in an attic dressing room while filming in New Orleans.

Wes Anderson Kicks Off Cannes Film Festival

The 65th Cannes Film Festival has kicked off with a sweet-natured Wes Anderson film, as Hollywood royalty descends on the glamorous French Riviera resort.

Video: Britney 'Excited' About Judging On X Factor

Britney Spears has been speaking about joining the US X Factor as a judge, saying she is looking forward to inspiring contestants.  

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Sport

Kenny Dalglish Sacked By Liverpool

Liverpool have sacked manager Kenny Dalglish.

Video: Euro 2012 Squad: Terry In, Ferdinand Left Out

John Terry has been included in England's 23-man squad for Euro 2012 despite facing trial after the tournament for allegedly racially abusing Rio Ferdinand's footballer brother Anton.

SFA Seek Assurances From Rangers

The Scottish Football Association have asked Charles Green to share more details with them about his consortium which is set to take over troubled club Rangers.

Redknapp Tips Neville For England

Harry Redknapp thinks Gary Neville could eventually succeed Roy Hodgson as manager of England.

Cahill: Final Is Biggest Game Of My Life

Chelsea's players say the excitement amongst the squad is building as they prepare for the Champions League final in Munich.

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Quirkies

Apache Drops Training Missile Near Texas Town

A US Army Apache helicopter accidentally dropped an inactive missile over central Texas, forcing dozens of homes to be evacuated.

New Banksy Graffiti Appears On London Street

Banksy has apparently created a new piece of artwork in a London street - as builders in Australia destroy his iconic parachuting rat.

Video: Wind-Powered Car 'Could Cut China's Smog'

A Chinese farmer has invented a wind-powered electric car that he says could save his country from the pollution caused by its rapidly growing car market.

Video: Meet The Oldest Yoga Teacher In The World

She might be 93-years-old and have a hip replacement but that has not stopped Tao Porchon-Lynch from striking the perfect pose.

University Cleaner Gets An Ivy League Degree

A university cleaner has graduated with a degree in classics after combining his work duties with a study programme for 14 years.

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Business

Video: Unemployment Falls For Second Month Running

UK unemployment fell for the second consecutive month in the three months to March to reach 2.63 million, according to official figures.

Zuckerberg And Facebook Investors To Cash In

In one day tomorrow Mark Zuckerberg could make as much money as Estonia does in a year, on paper at least.

Pasty Tax Warning As Greggs Sales Fall

Greggs the bakery has blamed a recent fall in sales on Britain's wet weather while warning that the Government's 'pasty tax' could cause store closures and job losses.

FBI Investigates $2bn JPMorgan Trading Loss

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has been called in to probe the massive trading loss of $2bn (£1.2bn) at JPMorgan Chase, America's biggest bank.

Video: David Cameron Warns Of Euro Break-Up Danger

The Prime Minister has admitted the there is a very real danger that Europe could face a single currency break-up unless urgent action is taken.

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Videos

Video: Staff Vote Paves Way For UK Vauxhall Deal

Staff at Vauxhall have backed a change to their pay and working conditions that will secure jobs and investment at the Ellesmere Port plant.

Video: Staff Vote Paves Way For UK Vauxhall Deal

Staff at Vauxhall have backed a change to their pay and working conditions that will secure jobs and investment at the Ellesmere Port plant.

Video: Wind-Powered Car 'Could Cut China's Smog'

A Chinese farmer has invented a wind-powered electric car that he says could save his country from the pollution caused by its rapidly growing car market.

Video: Euro 2012 Squad: Terry In, Ferdinand Left Out

John Terry has been included in England's 23-man squad for Euro 2012 despite facing trial after the tournament for allegedly racially abusing Rio Ferdinand's footballer brother Anton.

Video: Tall Ship In Thames As Royal Vessels Revealed

River Pageant organisers will announce later today which vessels will carry members of the royal family during the Diamond Jubilee extravaganza on June 3.

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