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Local News From Seahaven FM
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Air Ambulance Teams Urge E-Bike and Scooter Users to Make Safer JourneysKent Surrey Sussex Air Ambulance Charity (KSS) say the e-bike incidents attended by the charity increased sevenfold in the space of a year.
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Police are investigating burglaries at six farms in WealdenPolice are appealing for witnesses and information after a series of burglaries in East Sussex.
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Lewes District Council Becomes a Living Wage EmployerThe accreditation means all council staff are paid at least the Real Living Wage, a voluntary rate based on the actual cost of living. It currently stands at £13.45 an hour outside London.
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Almost 7000 Visit the 'Other' Hastings EmbroideryWhile thousands vyed for tickets to see the Bayeux Tapestry in the British Museum the Hastings Embroidery, a 243 foot long hand stitched art work attracted much interest as it was displayed in the town for 9 weeks. The embroidery was commissioned in the 1960s to mark 900 years since the Battle of Hastings.
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Sussex Police renews appeal to find missing 38-year-old Lily from BrightonSussex Police are continuing their search for a missing 38-year-old woman from Brighton who has not been seen since September.
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Sussex Police launches Think Twice campaign warning teenagers about sharing intimate imagesA new campaign has been launched by Sussex Police to encourage young people to think carefully before sharing intimate photographs online.
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Seaford's Town Crier to Receive Freedom of the Town in Recognition of 50 Years of ServicePeter White is to receive Seaford's highest civic honour in recognition of almost half a century of outstanding service to the town and community.
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Pair accused of murder of Bexhill cyclist in 2020Two men have appeared in court, indicted with the murder of a cyclist in 2020. Stephen McMurdo was struck by a ball bearing as he cycled along Bexhill Road, St Leonards, on the evening of 10 July that year. He suffered a serious head injury which resulted in left-side paralysis.
National News from Sky News
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US asked if Ukraine would give up parts of Donbas for NATO membership, Zelenskyy saysThe US has asked for the first time whether Ukraine would withdraw from parts of the Donbas region if Kyiv were admitted to NATO, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
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Wales beat the All Blacks for first time since 1953Wales have beaten New Zealand in a men's rugby union match for the first time in 73 years.
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New Orleans port officials sue owner of tanker that hit cruise shipNew Orleans port officials have sued the owner of a tanker that lost control and crashed into a cruise ship on the Mississippi River.
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Murder investigation launched after 'shocking attack by men in balaclavas'A 27-year-old man was stabbed to death in a north Manchester suburb in the early hours of Saturday morning.
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Former SAS chief blames state for breaking 'moral contract' with soldiersA former commanding officer of the SAS blamed the state for breaking a "moral contract" between the country and its top soldiers by setting up an inquiry into war crimes which has failed to reach conclusions four years on.
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Microsoft confirms all services are restored after global outageMicrosoft has said that all services have been fully restored after a global outage which affected the NHS, police, schools and other services across the UK.
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Man, 21, stabbed to death in LondonPolice are appealing for witnesses to come forward after a 21-year-old man died following a stabbing in London.
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Trump, Xi and Putin to hold unprecedented meeting, White House saysThe leaders of the US, China and Russia will hold an unprecedented meeting on the sidelines of a major economic summit, the White House has said.
Top Sports News from Sky
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Littler opens bid for third Grand Slam crown with stunning Greaves winLuke Littler started his pursuit of a Grand Slam of Darts hat-trick with a commanding 5-2 victory against Beau Greaves in Wolverhampton on Saturday night.
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Tuchel unhappy as anti-racism protocol questions overshadow Spain clashThomas Tuchel insisted his words had been "twisted" as questions over anti-racism protocols overshadowed the build-up to England's Nations League showdown in Madrid.
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Tearful Pochettino admits he 'couldn't say no to Man Utd'An emotional Mauricio Pochettino said that leaving his role with the United States was the "toughest decision of his career" but admitted he couldn't turn down the chance to become head coach of Manchester United.
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Trafford to start in Spain - but what are Tuchel's other selection issues?Against the best team in the world, Thomas Tuchel's defensive decisions will be key. And he has many to make.
Top Entertainment Stories from Sky
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Tim Westwood pleads not guilty to further sexual offence chargesFormer Radio 1 DJ Tim Westwood has pleaded not guilty to further charges of sexual offences against two more women.
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Police address 'violent incident' claim against Russell Brand made by Jemima GoldsmithPolice have addressed an alleged "violent incident" involving Russell Brand after claims made by his ex-girlfriend Jemima Goldsmith.
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New information from 'several people' about Russell Brand being assessed by policeSeveral people have contacted police with allegations and information about Russell Brand during his trial and after it concluded.
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Katherine Ryan feels 'grief and relief' over Brand guilty verdictComedian Katherine Ryan has said she feels "grief and relief" after Russell Brand was convicted of rape and sexual assault.
Business News from Sky
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Business secretary to hold further talks with Poundland owners amid rescue talksJonathan Reynolds, the business secretary, is to hold further talks with Poundland's owner and its management team amid a race to save the discount retailer from collapse.
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Thames Water creditors offer £75m social tariff boost to win over BurnhamThames Water creditors will establish a £75m fund for vulnerable customers as part of a package designed to win Andy Burnham’s support for a private sector rescue of the company and avert its nationalisation.
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Go Compare owner Future eyes sale of business armThe London-listed company which owns Go Compare, the price comparison platform, is exploring a sale of its business-to-business arm.
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Elliott spreads out with interest in KKR-backed Flora Food GroupThe American investment firm Elliott Management is circling Flora Food Group, the spreads and margarines producer, amid signs that its owner is struggling to convince bidders to meet a €7bn (£5.8bn) asking price.