Friday headlines

It's out with the old, and in with the older at the Withdean.
Former manager Mickey Adams is set for a sensational return - leaving Dean Wilkins with the option of a coaching role- if he wants it!
Adams led Albion to the old Third Division title during his first spell in charge from 1999 to 2001 - and proved very popular with fans.
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Three Brighton men who robbed people armed with an air pistol have been jailed.
The attacks all took place in December last year - the gun wasn't working or loaded.
Two of the 19 year olds have been given three years and four months in a young offenders institute - the third, three years.
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The number of people who can't afford to pay their mortgage is rising steeply.
More than twenty-seven thousand repossession orders were made during the first three months of the year.
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It's been confirmed a gunman was shot at least five times by police during a stand-off at his London home.
An inquest into the death of barrister Mark Saunders has opened.
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A looming humanitarian disaster in Burma's bringing worldwide condemnation.
A devastating cyclone's killed thousands and left many more homeless - but the military government's keeping foreign aid out.
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A new travel guide to England describes a nation obsessed with toffs, reality TV and C-list celebrities.
The latest Rough Guide is out and it's scathing.
English people are described as insular, self-important and irritating.
Blackpool is labelled shamelessly brash, Plymouth bland and Brighton's seafront is an ugly mix of shops, entertainment complexes and hotels.
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Brazilian Felipe Massa's set the fastest time at the first official practice session for this weekend's Turkish Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton came in third, just under half-a-second off the pace.
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And
Pete Doherty's announced a special solo show as part of the O2 Wireless Weekenders.
He'll be playing at Manchester's Academy on Saturday the seventeenth of May.
Tickets are on sale now.