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Audio/Video: Police Search For 2 Men in Relation to Hove Murder Investigation,

Detectives, investigating the fatal shooting in Hove on Saturday night, are confident that they know who was involved. Police would like to speak to 30-year-old Edmund Nela, and his brother Albert, 34

Brighton Companies are Struggling to Compete with Big Business

The Federation of Small Businesses is today warning that many small businesses in Brighton, Hove and the surrounding areas, are failing to connect to new customers as they struggle with the internet.

Brighton's Declared Itself Frack Free

Brighton and Hove Council Leader, Jason Kitcat is to meet Dr Mariann Lloyd-Smith, Senior Adviser to the Australian National Toxics Network today, May 15th, to be congratulated by her for the council passing a “Frack Free” resolution.

New Shoreham Port Power Station Gets The Go Ahead.

Plans for a small renewable electricity generating facility at Shoreham Port have been passed by Adur District Council’s planning committee.

Brightonian Takes on the Amazon

University of Sussex conservation biologist Dr Mika Peck will be standing up for the wildlife and people of the Amazon Basin when he heads an international team on a 1300km paddle down the mighty Amazon River in July.

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Video: Woolwich Terror Murder Suspect Named

One of the two terror suspects being held under armed guard at hospitals in London has been named by Sky sources as Michael Adeboloja.

Woolwich Terror: Cameron Calls For Unity

David Cameron has insisted the UK will not be divided by the horrific murder of a serving British soldier on the streets of London.

Woolwich Terror: Woman Confronts Attackers

A mother-of-two, who confronted one of the two suspected killers of a soldier in Woolwich, said he told her they wanted "to start a war in London tonight."

MI6 Had Secret D-Day Hit List, Records Reveal

MI6 drew up a secret hit list of key German figures to be assassinated in preparation for the D-Day landings, according to official papers made public for the first time.

Nissan Recalls 841,000 Vehicles Worldwide

Nissan Motor Co Ltd is recalling about 841,000 vehicles worldwide as a result of a steering wheel glitch.

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US Drone Strikes Have Killed Four Americans

The US government has admitted publicly for the first time that four American ciitizens have been killed in drone strikes since 2009 in Pakistan and Yemen.

Bad Hairball Day! Tiger Needs Stomach Surgery

A 28-stone tiger has gone under the knife in Florida to remove a 4lb hairball.

Oklahoma Tornado: Focus Shifts To Rebuilding

After three days of combing through the wreckage of their storm-shattered community, officials in Moore, Oklahoma, say all residents have been accounted for.

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Mick McManus: British Wrestling Legend Dies

Mick McManus, one of the top stars of wrestling in the 1960s and 1970s, has died aged 93.

Michael Jackson Trial: 'Murray Had No Checks'

Concert giant AEG did not conduct any background checks or supervise the doctor who was later convicted of killing Michael Jackson, a corporate attorney has testified.

Trevor Bolder: Bowie Pays Tribute To Bassist

David Bowie has paid tribute to his former bassist in Spiders From Mars, Trevor Bolder, who has died from cancer aged 62.

Harry Potter First Edition Makes £150,000

A one-of-a-kind copy of Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone, personally annotated by author JK Rowling, has sold for £150,000 at auction.

Depardieu: Boston Bombs Not Chechnya's Fault

French actor Gerard Depardieu has said Chechnya is not to blame for the Boston bombings because the suspects were brought up in America.

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Rosberg Quickest In First Practice

Nico Rosberg was fastest driver in the first practice session of the Monaco Grand Prix.

Video: Froch Threatens To 'Kill' In Rematch With Kessler

Carl Froch has increased the animosity ahead of his fight with Mikkel Kessler by stating he wants to "kill" him.

Video: Sergio Garcia Apologises For 'Fried Chicken' Jibe

Spanish golfer Sergio Garcia has apologised after making a racist remark towards Tiger Woods during an awards dinner.

Dettori's Return Delayed Due To 'Medical Issues'

Frankie Dettori's return to racing has been delayed due to an undisclosed medical issue.

Jockey Found Guilty After Corruption Inquiry

Eddie Ahern has been banned for 10 years following a disciplinary inquiry into alleged corruption.

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Everest: Japanese Man Oldest To Reach Summit

An 80-year-old Japanese mountaineer has become the oldest man to reach the top of Mount Everest - but his record may be short-lived.

M16 Had Secret D-Day Hit List, Records Reveal

MI6 drew up a secret hit list of key German figures to be assassinated in preparation for the D-Day landings, according to official papers made public for the first time.

Justin Bieber's Monkey Adopted By Germany

Justin Bieber's pet monkey is set to become the property of Germany.

Biggest Burmese Python Ever Caught In Florida

A Burmese python measuring nearly 19ft has been captured in South Florida.

New England Kit Compared To Old German Strip

The new England football kit has been revealed and was instantly compared to Germany's 1970s outfit by some fans.

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Global Markets Down After Bernanke QE Talk

The FTSE lost close to two percent in early trading on the back of signs the US may wind down quantitative easing measures and weak Chinese data.

Video: IMF Eases Pressure On Osborne Strategy

After all the fuss the International Monetary Fund has made over the past month about the need for the UK to change course on austerity, and about how George Osborne's policies are "playing with fire", most were expecting a harsh verdict from the Fund in

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