April 12th- some new lockdown relaxations

Despite a chill in the air the pub gardens are ready for us! So are the shops, hairdressers, gyms, swimming pools and outdoor attractions like zoos. Not forgetting the local funfair in Seaford.

Are we all ready? ok, go!

Rishi Sunak says 'nothing off table' after Zelenskyy travels to UK to make plea for fighter jets 8th February 2023

Rishi Sunak has said "nothing is off the table" when it comes to assisting the war effort in Ukraine and fighter jets "are part of the conversation".

Headteacher shot dead in Surrey was arrested seven years ago after row with husband 8th February 2023

Headteacher Emma Pattison, who police believe was shot dead by her husband, was arrested after a domestic row with him seven years ago.

Former Labour MP convicted of six counts of expenses fraud 8th February 2023

A former Labour MP who submitted fake expenses to fund a cocaine habit while in office has been convicted of fraud.

Zelenskyy cheered as he says 'freedom will win' during historic UK address 8th February 2023

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has received a standing ovation and cheers from parliament as he called on the UK and the West to provide Ukraine with fighter jets during a surprise visit to London.

Specialist team pulls out of Nicola Bulley search as she's 'categorically not' in section of river 8th February 2023

An underwater search expert looking for missing mother Nicola Bulley has said his team is pulling out of the hunt as she is "categorically not" in the area of the river where detectives believe she fell in.

Johnson becomes highest-earning MP - registering £4.8m in payments since leaving No 10 8th February 2023

Boris Johnson has declared a nearly £2.5m advance payment for speaking events, bringing his earning this parliament up to £4.8m.

Major sudden stratospheric warming event 'now likely' - what is it and what does it mean for UK's weather? 8th February 2023

This winter parts of the UK have already been hit by freezing temperatures and heavy snow - but a weather event expected to take place in the coming days has sparked fears the country could soon face an icy blast.

'I can do a cut-price rate of €1,500': How police exposed the dark world of small boat crossings 8th February 2023

This is a story of international crime, desperate people and politics. It starts with a man driving a dusty vehicle towards the north French coast on a summer night.

Harry and Meghan must give testimony in Samantha Markle defamation case after request not to refused 8th February 2023

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will be made to give testimony under oath as part of a US defamation case brought by the duchess's half-sister - after a motion to block the testimonies was denied by a judge.

UK to swerve recession but a quarter of homes face cost of living struggle, think-tank predicts 8th February 2023

The UK will avoid tipping into recession this year but a greater number of homes - one-in-four - will struggle to pay elevated bills, according to an economic think-tank.