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Shackelton’s and the South Pole Exactly 100 years after Sir Ernest Shackleton’s ill-fated trip to the South Pole, an intrepid group of explorers including some of his relatives are retracing the journey. Follow their journey here READ MORE »  OTHER ARTICLES
Surfing dogs at West WitteringSurfing dogs at West Wittering SURFING dogs have become a sensation as the wagging water babies show off their skills on West Wittering beach... READ MORE » 
Sussex feeling the wrath of another Boris blastMayor of London, Boris Johnson, will once again be donning his hard hat as his comments about Sussex’s coastal towns continue to draw angry responses from councillors and residents READ MORE » 
Once upon a time in BrightonBrighton has always had a fascination for writers, going right back to Graham Greene. In a book called The Brighton Moment, four authors describe what their city means to them – starting with an exclusive extract from Peter James’ new thriller Dead Man’s Footsteps, to be published later this month READ MORE » 
Days of speedWhat a great few days for British motorsport! READ MORE » 
Market valueOne person’s junk is another person’s treasure, so the saying goes, and there’s nothing to beat the thrill of rooting out that special item that no one else has.Plus, you’re recycling and supporting local businesses. So if you’re looking for an unusual piece to add character to your home, some Sussex-made crafts or just after the freshest food for a dinner party, look no further... READ MORE » 
| Jordan at Cowdray PoloJordan may not have been invited to Cartier International Polo at Windsor but the the model was certainly made to feel at home at Cowdray in West Sussex. Here you'll find some great picture from the charity event in aid of injured riders. READ MORE » 
50 Ways to Enjoy the SummerYou’re spoiled for choice on how to spend those long, lazy days of summer. Let’s let Clive Agran narrow the search down for you READ MORE » 
From the garden to the tableEver thought about trying your hand at growing vegetables and fruit at home? Apart from the advantages of cutting your food bills there is nothing tastier than using the freshest ingredients straight from your own garden. Leigh Clapp explains where to begin READ MORE » 
The battle to save Chichester HarbourChichester Harbour Trust is about to take ownership of 177 acres of land as part of its moves to protect the area from over-development. Maheesha Kottegoda investigates why this beautiful area is under threat READ MORE » 
Man on a mission Peter Owen-Jones is the vicar of the dreamy village of Firle. But he’s far from your average preacher ... in fact he’s an ‘extreme pilgrim,’ as Ashley Bird found out... READ MORE » 
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Lord Attenborough
The curtain came down on the ten-year role of Oscar-winning film director and actor Richard Attenborough as Chancellor of Sussex University this summer. More than 900 friends gathered to say goodbye to Lord Attenborough, affectionately known as ‘Dickie’. Here he looks back on his happy association with his adopted university...
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Superman & Me
Sarah Douglas became a screen icon after playing the leather-clad super-villain Ursa in Superman and even gave Joan Collins a run for her money as ‘British bitch’ Pamela Lynch in the American TV soap opera, Falcon Crest. She went on to star in a string of sci-fi and horror movies, winning her scores of fans on both sides of the pond. But when she hit her fifties her career began to slow down and she had to face some tough decisions. Angela Wintle meets her at her Brighton home...
Portraits by Kate Eastman
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Beautiful country gardens to visit
The National Gardens Scheme, founded in 1927, is an independent charitable trust which raises funds by opening gardens to the public throughout England and Wales...
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Late summer sizzle
Leigh Clapp visits two gardens with non-stop summer colour...
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