“Fatal strategic flaws” in pandemic planning led to thousands of avoidable deaths, says inquiry lead Baroness Hallett

The plans to send asylum seekers to Rwanda are ‘dead and buried’, but will Labour’s plans mark a real change...

An exhibition of original artwork by this much-loved illustrator at Ditchling Museum throws new light on his creative approaches

Brighton Pavilion’s Green MP set out a vision of hope in an inspiring event at the Brighton Festival

Rishi Sunak’s desperate push to put this controversial bill into practice will face more legal challenges

A new exhibition at Charleston in Lewes brings Dorothy Hepworth’s art centre stage

Despite promises that EU citizens’ rights would be unchanged post-Brexit, thousands have experienced injustices obtaining settled status

From suffragettes to women composers, choirs, dancers and activists, Brighton Dome hosted vibrant events to mark international women’s day

An uplifting event in Brighton by performers from Ukraine, Syria, Sudan and Palestine

It's not just about stopping the boats, the tentacles of the hostile environment for all migrants are spreading insidiously wider

Rishi Sunak’s inquiry appearance and the Rwanda bill both sought to cover up reckless, callous schemes

Bluster, half-hearted apologies and denial characterised the former PM’s inquiry appearance

University and College Union members return to work after fighting compulsory redundancies

The Supreme Court’s judgement that the Rwanda deportation plan is unlawful should spell the end of this inhumane policy, but...

Fauré's moving Requiem was at the heart of a vigil for peace at Hove’s All Saints Church

Public hearings of the Covid Inquiry reveal chaos and dysfunction at the heart of government

Ambitious targets, barnstorming speeches and enthusiastic supporters were the hallmark of this year’s Green Party conference

A decade of swingeing cuts to spending on school buildings has led to the enforced closure of over 100 schools...

Assured vital health, education, support into employment and accommodation, many Afghans have been let down and promises have not been...

A chance to see a wide range of work by Barbara Hepworth, an artist who embraced both the spiritual and...

Even though the Illegal Migration Bill is now law, making it work will be almost impossible

Viv Griffiths explores the continuing appeal of the Wimbledon tennis championships

After 75 years, is the NHS on Life-Support? Personal experiences arguing we must save it

The delights of the Isle of Wight are extolled by Janice, who lives there, and Viv, who has holidayed there...

Gwen John made her mark in a male-dominated art world with luminous images of women and paintings that celebrated the...

Local dancers are breaking new ground at this year's festival with passion and surprises, while overturning barriers of gender and...

During the lockdowns, our writer's garden was her lifeline. To her, gardening is more than a hobby – it’s a...

The policy of moving Afghan families from London to other areas risks further disrupting lives and children's education

A recent survey of over 500 women working in technology-related jobs highlights the ongoing challenges faced by women in this...

Refugee charities, many MPs of all parties and Gary Lineker are up in arms about the government’s proposed Illegal Migration...