Three Summer Shows will showcase student talent in art, design, media, architecture and humanities. Brighton Journal reports.
The annual calendar of summer shows begins this weekend with the Graduate Show presenting the talents of final year students from courses in art and media including fine art, digital music, photography, animation,...
Weekend Culture : Does sleep clear more toxins from the brain than when we’re awake?
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Many important processes happen when we sleep.
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Eleftheria Kodosaki, UCL
There’s no doubt sleep is good for the brain. It allows different parts to regenerate and helps memories stabilise. When we don’t get enough sleep, this can increase stress levels and exacerbate mental health issues.
Evidence also supports the notion that...
The US’s democratic reputation and institutions may have been undermined by the trial of Donald Trump, analysts said as the former president was found guilty of 34 charges.
Kim Lane Scheppele, a professor at Princeton University who studies constitutional government, said that the trial, and the “attacks against the country’s...
Sussex has long been a favourite for those who want to explore nature without going too far from home. From the chalk cliffs of the Seven Sisters to the wooded trails of Ashdown Forest, the variety of terrain attracts walkers, campers, and beachgoers alike. If you're planning a trip...
It’s no secret that London’s long been the heart of the UK’s film industry. But lately, something interesting has been happening. Filmmakers are looking beyond the capital—and finding serious creative gold in cities like Brighton, Manchester, Bristol, and increasingly, Birmingham.
Whether it’s due to rising production costs in London or...
Every relationship finds its rhythm: a comfortable pattern of daily life, shared interests, and emotional connection. While stability is essential, staying too long in a comfort zone can lead to complacency. Over time, you might find that your connection lacks the spark it once had, or that growth as...
Brighton has been the birthplace of a long line of strong women. If you thumb through Brighton’s history books, you will be welcomed by a rich history of activism. The cobbled streets and winding roads that circulate our city hold stories of protest, power, and a legacy of fighting...
TV Star Denise Van Outen lights up Brighton’s i360 on 50th birthday weekend with DJ Roller Disco set
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TV Star Denise Van Outen lit up Brighton’s i360 on 50th birthday weekend with a DJ Roller Disco set.
Brighton’s upper deck at the i360’s observation tower was transformed into a vibrant roller disco on Saturday 25th May, as TV star Denise Van Outen and DJ and Presenter Jemma Bolt...
It’s set to be a warm summer in 2024, so the people of Brighton and Hove and many from across the south coast and the rest of the UK will be flocking to Brighton beaches. Of course, many will spend their days on the sand, but the best of...
Words and phrases change their meaning often as language evolves.
In the past, something was “awful” if it was amazing (think “awesome” or “awe-inspiring”). A “naughty” person was poor rather than poorly behaved.
Only museum exhibitions could be curated, certainly not wardrobes, flats or social media pages. “Bimbo” meant “reckless man”,...






























