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Worth The Hype: Young guns who made their mark in Russia

World Cup 2018 Team of the Tournament

REPORT: France 4 Croatia 2

REPORT: Belgium 2 England 0

Opinion: The internet – an honest perspective

Sport

17Jul
<span>World Cup 2018 Team of the Tournament</span>

World Cup 2018 Team of the Tournament

Sam Cox picks out his best XI from the World Cup in Russia

30Jun
<span>Eastbourne Day Seven: Wozniacki and Zverev reign</span>

Eastbourne Day Seven: Wozniacki and Zverev reign

Tweet Caroline Wozniacki defeated Aryna Sabalenka in the Nature Valley International final to claim her second title in Eastbourne with her first coming in 2009. Sabalenka, ranked 45th in the world, put the pressure on the top seed from the beginning and forced her to defend plenty of break points throughout the match. The 20-year-old Belarussian had two set points at 5-3 but could not convert and in the end lost 5-7 6-7(5). ‘’It’s always tough to lose when you have a chance to win, like a set point or…

29Jun
<span>Eastbourne Day Six: Wozniacki through to the final</span>

Eastbourne Day Six: Wozniacki through to the final

Tweet On the penultimate day of the Nature Valley International, Caroline Wozniacki advanced to her third tournament final this year and set up a meeting with surprise finalist, Aryna Sabalenka. Zuzanna Marciniak reports: Top seed Caroline Wozniacki will play Aryna Sabalenka in tomorrow’s Nature Valley International final, to claim her second title in Eastbourne, with her last coming in 2009. The Dane defeated former world number one, Angelique Kerber, 2-6 7-6(4) 6-4, despite making several unforced errors in the first set and having to defend a match point in the…

28Jun
<span>Eastbourne Day Five: Poor day for the Brits</span>

Eastbourne Day Five: Poor day for the Brits

Tweet With Wimbledon starting on Monday, Zuzanna Marciniak reports on day five of the Nature Valley International Tournament in Eastbourne. Today, Britain’s Kyle Edmund and Cameron Norrie were beaten, while Angelique Kerber set up a blockbuster match with Caroline Wozniacki. After beating Andy Murray yesterday, Kyle Edmund could not keep up his winning streak as he lost in the quarter-finals to world number 90, Mikhail Kukushkin, 7-5 3-6, 1-6. The 23-year-old Brit struggled to remain consistent after winning the first set and a string of errors resulted in him winning…

Culture

13Jul
<span>Opinion: The internet – an honest perspective</span>

Opinion: The internet – an honest perspective

Mollie Quirk shares her thoughts and feelings on her generation’s be all and end all.. the internet

24May
<span>BBC Sussex Celebrates 50th Anniversary</span>

BBC Sussex Celebrates 50th Anniversary

Tweet This year marks the 50th anniversary of BBC Sussex which first broadcast from Brighton in 1968. The station back then was called BBC Radio Brighton, one of the first attempts done by the BBC to create regional radios. The first broadcast happened in the late afternoon of February 14th, but was anticipated in December 1967 by a test broadcast issuing a weather bulletin during a snow storm that hit Brighton. The original headquarters were in Marlborough Place in a building now hosting a language school. John Henty, who was…

22May
<span>Jack in the Green 2018 – Proving May Day festivals are here to stay</span>

Jack in the Green 2018 – Proving May Day festivals are here to stay

Tweet Giants, jacks, bogies – these are just some of the weird and wonderful characters seen at the annual Jack in the Green festival in Hastings. For one weekend a year, they descend on Hastings Old Town with the streets covered by over 800 bunches of leaves as the start of summer is welcomed on May Day. 2018 saw an estimated 15000 people line the 1.5 mile route to West Hill where they were treated to live music and performances by Morris dancing teams from across the country before the…

22May
<span>The Future of Hastings pier</span>

The Future of Hastings pier

Tweet With £500,000 pounds needed by the end of May, the future of the Hastings pier looks uncertain. Events such as Hastings Pier Jam are a possible solution to the funding issues currently experienced. The one-day music festival brought together a wide range of people and will have brought in a substantial sum of money to the pier itself. The worry regarding the pier is that it will have to be sold, and in turn commercialised. Commercialisation could mean an end to these kind of music events and the town…

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