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Sally Brockway (pictured) told the Daily Mail: 'Years ago, Sussex was inhabited by locals, artists and the occasional celebrity. It's not car-friendly either - traffic is often gridlocked, parking is a blood sport, and using RingGo feels like a mugging. The high street is shockingly bland - Haywards Heath is not a shopping destination. So, what do you get aside from rubbish trains, irate locals and a boring high street? Expect to see the entire Boden spring catalogue on display as you walk down the high street.

An arrivals board at Heathrow Airport in London showing cancelled flights from Dubai on Sunday. It is also warning Irish citizens not to travel to either Israel or Iran, the highest alert level it has. Once they get home passengers should send copies of all receipts to the airlines on which they booked flights. If passengers have not got their money back within a month, they can complain to the Irish Aviation Authority. She said anyone with doubts about where they stand could visit the Irish Aviation Authority website, where a detailed breakdown of passenger rights can be accessed.

Liverpool news: Mohamed Salah transfer update as club eye cut-price summer swoopMohamed Salah's Liverpool future remains a hot topic heading into the business end of the seasonView 3 Images Mohamed Salah's tenure at Liverpool could be coming to an end (Image: Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)Regardless of Liverpool's end to the season, major decisions will have to be made this summer. After a summer of expenditure that totalled £450million, Arne Slot's side still have plenty of business to do in the upcoming transfer window. Liverpool surprise transfer confirmed as late deal done in Trent Alexander-Arnold repeat READ MORE :Salah transfer latestIt's been quite the turnaround for Salah at Anfield following his December rant where his immediate Liverpool career was plunged into danger after he was dropped for three consecutive matches. Salah has long been a target for numerous Saudi Pro League teams, while a switch to the MLS remains on the cards. Like Salah, he too is out of contract in the summer of 2027.

Three American service members have been killed and five have been seriously injured in military operations targeting Iran, the US military has said. They are the first reported American casualties since the US and Israel launched a surprise attack on Iran on Saturday. Iran fired missiles at an ever-widening list of targets in Israel and Gulf Arab states in retaliation, while Israel pledged “non-stop” strikes against Iran’s leaders and military. In a 12-day war in June, Israeli and American strikes greatly weakened Iran’s air defences, military leadership and nuclear programme. After the initial strikes on Saturday, Iran immediately launched missiles and drones towards Israel and US military installations in Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar.

No arrests were made arising from Saturday’s “No to Allianz” protest at Croke Park, gardaí have confirmed. On Saturday, GAA president Jarlath Burns condemned the “unedifying scenes” in Croke Park and said “a line had been crossed”. And there will be people who feel it's not right to protest outside Croke Park that day. We've always facilitated peaceful protests. But there are almost unwritten rules of engagement between peaceful protests and the allowance of peaceful protests.

However, as climate change takes hold, the grape varieties producers grow are likely to change. Last week, I looked at the white wines we will be drinking in the future and the heatproof varieties that will produce the grapes. Red grapes equipped for climate change tend to share the same characteristics as white varieties: a tolerance of drought, resistance to heat, a long growing season and an ability to retain acidity. There was quite a stir in 2021 when the authorities in Bordeaux approved four new red grape varieties and two white. However, don’t expect to see these on the shelves of your wine shop any time soon.

The Scots originally came over from Ireland, displacing the native Picts, The Picts themselves spoke a language closest to Cornish and Welsh. In the 17th century some Scots went back to Ireland, to the Ulster plantations. Today, the descendants of these isles number around 200 million worldwide, including Barack Obama and Muhammad Ali, both of whom have Irish blood. ‘British Isles’ displeases the Irish, not surprisingly given what they have experienced at British hands over the centuries. And one of the Empire’s worst misdeeds, the Amritsar massacre, was ordered by an Irish officer.

But he has yet to lay out his longer-term aims in Iran, which faces a power vacuum that could leave it in chaos, with unforeseeable consequences for the region. Oman's foreign ministry said Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi had indicated that Tehran was open to any serious efforts at de-escalation. Iran hits backTrump warned that the U.S. would hit Iran "with a force that has never been seen before" if it struck back. Three U.S. service personnel were also killed and five seriously wounded, the first American casualties of the operation, the U.S. military said. Trump said on social media the U.S. military had destroyed nine Iranian warships so far and was "going after the rest."

The Tehran residence of the former Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, was also destroyed, and his fate was not immediately known. Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. File picture: Office of the Iranian Supreme Leader via APAt the same time, the first reports of civilian casualties arrived. Do not let it pass.”US president Donald Trump speaks to announce that America had begun "major combat operations" in Iran. Back in Washington, Trump declared himself “not thrilled”.

Two teenagers have been killed and three others injured following an early morning crash in Co Mayo. The single-vehicle incident occurred on a local road (L5140) at Laghtadawannagh near Ballina at around 4.15am on Sunday. Gardaí and emergency services responded and two men in their late teens were pronounced deceased at the scene. So far, 27 people have been killed on Irish roads this year. In 2025, 190 people were killed in crashes on Irish roads.

Olivia Dean wins big at Brits as Palestine and Peter Mandelson mentions censoredBy Casey Cooper-Fiske and Carla Feric, Press AssociationOlivia Dean won big at the 2026 Brit Awards, scooping four gongs, as a joke about Peter Mandelson and a shout of “free Palestine” were censored by ITV. The channel also removed numerous instances of swearing, just a week after controversy at the Bafta Awards saw the BBC broadcast a racial slur made by a member of the audience with Tourette's syndrome. He said the Brit Awards was “absolutely swarming with celebrities”. I love you all so much.”Rose and Bruno Mars won international song of the year for APT, with the BlackPink singer collecting the award. The 24-year-old was the first woman and youngest ever artist to win the accolade, according to the Brit Awards.

Metrolink workers could be housed in pre-fabs, officials suggestVisas, planning and accommodation are among issues facing ‘three solid consortia’Pre-fabs may be needed to house up to 8,000 constructions workers when MetroLink construction beginsWayne O'Connor Today at 06:30MetroLink officials have discussed using prefab accommodation to house the thousands of workers who will be needed to develop the underground railway in Dublin.

Over the mid-morning lagers, they’d struck up a conversation with some Newcastle fans across the aisle. Each around 20 or so, they’d saved up their dough and booked their travel to follow Scotland at the World Cup in the summer. Scotland fans will make the most of this year's World Cup but are sure to face frustrationsEvery week seems to bring another problem. Over in Kansas City, the deputy chief of police has insisted he doesn’t have the staff to cover local security needs. Going to a World Cup should be a glorious experience.

Alan Tyrrell has been unveiled as the new CEO of PR firm The Reputations Agency, and will take over from founder and CEO, Niamh Boyle, when she steps down as CEO at the end of March. Previously the managing director for Ireland with Teneo, the CEO advisory firm, Mr Tyrrell joined The Reputations Agency at the start of February to ensure time for a seamless transition.