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Thousands took to the streets to take part in anti-racism protests in London, Brighton, Birmingham, Bristol, Liverpool, Newcastle and Sheffield

A steady stream of day-trippers leave the railway station and head down to the seafront. Some shoppers and dawdlers detour through the picturesque cobbled streets of The Lanes. Others walk past the extraordinary Royal Pavilion, with its ornate domes and minarets, before reaching Brighton’s beach.

Our tipsters savour delights at cafes, restaurants and pubs by the sea, from Bangor to Brighton

How young Brighton prog metallers Azure ended up winning Prog's Best Unsigned Band category in the 2021 reades' poll

Plus: teams wearing their away strip all the time; clubs dominating tournament squads; and did Stuart Pearce’s brother run the line in a Forest game?

The comedian has hand-picked some of his favourite psych groups to play at Brighton’s Komedia

A controversial deselection has rocked the local party, and campaigners are divided over the leadership, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

Brighton primary has worked with organisation to provide better quality time outside

Mason Reynolds, 19, had detailed diagrams of building and said he wanted ‘to make Jews afraid again’

In the UK's general election, Steve is running to be MP for Brighton. In Wyoming in the United States, Vic is running to be mayor. Both of them are not in fact human, but created by artificial intelligence. On this week's Tech 24, we interview AI Steve to find out…

Millionaires and billionaires will pay more to improve improvements to health, housing, transport and the green economy, the Greens said ahead of their manifesto launch in Brighton on Wednesday.