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RHS Chelsea Flower Show starts today and there are a number of garden designers and nurseries from Sussex involved this year.

Rebecca Underwood visits Qatar, a nation undergoing a huge change ahead of the 2022 World Cup

Rail commuters have been urged to check planned train timetable changes which will see more than four million trains rescheduled from Sunday 20 May onwards.

There is an old French saying that goes: “Plus ca change, plus c’est la même chose.”

Pet owners are being advised of the small changes they can make to their garden space this year to keep their animals happy and their backyards spick-and-span.

Figures published recently by the International Organisation for Vines and Wine (OIV), show a massive drop in production in 2017, with world production down by over eight percent.

With more sunny days ahead, Brits have been offered ten top tips for staying cool and comfortable in hot weather.

A party company has launched a Jedi training activity in Sussex as International Star Wars Day (May 4th) approaches.

Sussex is home to some of the most beautiful woodland areas that the country has to offer, and with spring well underway it means one thing – bluebell season is here.

If you want to drink really cheap fizz, then in the UK I’m afraid you are stuck with prosecco. But who does?

The Royal Yachting Association (RYA) is urging families in Sussex to take part in a ‘Push the Boat Out’ taster session this May.

There are two little words printed on the labels of all bottles of wine – ‘contains sulphites’.

Sprucing up your garden for spring doesn’t have to cost a fortune with these quick and easy makeover hacks.

To mark the national tea days this month Laura Cartledge shares a cuppa with Sussex-based business Hoogly Tea.

‘Bordeaux inhabitant finds new home in South America.’ This could have been a headline in the mid 19th century when people from many European countries were flocking to the New World to take advantage of the opportunities there.

A mystery EuroMillions winner, known only as Mr A from East Sussex, has become a millionaire without ever touching a ticket.

Sussex bank manager and father of two, Kenny Tutt, 36, has been crowned MasterChef 2018 Champion, it was announced tonight, becoming the 14th amateur cook to claim the title.

I don’t think I was the only one who shouted at the TV ‘you’ve forgotten your cauliflower’ as I watched MasterChef last night. And surely I was not the only one who cried ‘nooooo’ when his pudding collapsed or the one who punched the air with glee when he made it through to the final three.