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Football is renowned for its unpredictability, and a prime example of that is when a team is losing, but then dramatically turns the game around to produce an unexpected victory. Regardless of the actual timing of the comeback, this scenario is referred to as  "win from behind".  A betting option...
University of Brighton student, Lewis Heap, is one of an elite few picked from 22 countries to attend the advanced cyber security training programme in Belgium. The final year BSc Computer Science with Cyber Security student was selected by the continental space exploration institution from among hundreds of applicants. The programme is designed...
Considering the long-standing issue of abusive relationships throughout the UK, Sussex police have written a Facebook post to encourage people to see the warning signs. Eve Whitcombe reports. On the 4th of April Sussex police posted this image: The caption read, “when you start a relationship, it’s natural to spend a...
Traditionally, gaming has included a bit of a learning curve. Players need to invest time and effort into learning how to work consoles and controllers, along with figuring out gameplay mechanics. But all that time and effort spent learning one game or another won’t necessarily pan out if a...
Gutters might not be the most glamorous part of your home, but they're incredibly important for protecting your property from water damage. When was the last time you actually climbed up there to clean them out? Most homeowners put this task off until it's absolutely necessary — and sometimes...
Brighton and Hove City Council unanimously approved plans to renovate, restore, partially demolish, and extend the deteriorating Brighton Hippodrome in a council meeting on Wednesday. The plans include creating a multi-format flexible performance space with internal bar areas, a member's club, roof terraces, a hotel, and a shop. Brighton Hippodrome's owner,...
Brightonians will be to able experience the upcoming Fun Dog Event in Brighton, set to take place on Sunday, 19th May at the North Laine Brewhouse. This inaugural event promises to be an unforgettable experience for both dogs and their owners. Spanning across 2.5 hours for each event, the events...
Brighton has always been a hub for innovation and trends, and its growing adoption of cryptocurrency is no exception. Over recent years, digital currencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and a range of altcoins have begun to infiltrate various sectors of life in Brighton, transforming the way locals engage with the...
Tanushka Marah will stand against Hove Labour MP Peter Kyle in the next general election and prioritise calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza. Tanushka Marah’s election campaign will oppose institutionalised racism and support a fully public health service, improved youth services, and rent controls to combat the housing crisis. A...
  Google keeps changing its algorithm more than your favorite influencer changes an aesthetic. And waiting months for SEO to work? More like watching paint dry. If you're looking for a way to rank higher on Google right now, PPC (Pay-Per-Click) advertising is the answer. PPC can be an extremely fast...