内容摘要：Morgan said her administration had "massively gained as a result of the UK Labour government, we have had the biggest uplift in our budget since the Senedd was established".

Morgan said her administration had "massively gained as a result of the UK Labour government, we have had the biggest uplift in our budget since the Senedd was established".

Experience Sussex, VisitBrighton and a rotating representative from the LVEP's destination forum will also take part in meetings.Garry Wall, lead cabinet member for economy and skills at West Sussex County Council, said: "It's a strong step towards our wider economic goals, positioning the region as a great place to live, work and invest, creating opportunities for residents and businesses alike."

Despite welcoming the initiative, Eastbourne Chamber of Commerce CEO Christina Ewbank was concerned the board could swallow groups with a local focus."It needs to be certain that it spreads itself all across to Rye and up to Crowborough, taking in Eastbourne, and we mustn't lose what VisitEastbourne has achieved," she said.Ms Ewbank added: "It just would be a shame to lose that identity."

Organisers said Greece's Kristian Gkolomeev swam 20.89 seconds in a 50m freestyle time trial in the US in February, 0.02 seconds quicker than the world record set by Brazil's Cesar Cielo in 2009.Gkolomeev, who finished fifth at the 2024 Olympics in 21.59, began taking banned substances after signing up for the Enhanced Games in January.

At a glitzy launch in Las Vegas on Wednesday, the Enhanced Games announced the city as the host of its inaugural event from 21-24 May 2026.

The Enhanced Games are planned to be an annual competition, initially comprising short-distance swimming, sprinting and weightlifting, where participants will use drugs banned from elite sport.He believes the decision to discharge his attacker into the community was "a big failing" by the trust, whom he blames for what happened to him.

"If they'd done their job properly, then it wouldn't have happened," he added.Nottingham was brought to a standstill on 13 June 2023 in the wake of the attacks carried out by Calocane, who was sentenced to a

He had been sectioned four times in under two years before his attacks, but was discharged by the trust because he had "disengaged" from its community mental health team in September 2022.It meant there was no contact between Calocane and mental health services, or his GP, for about nine months before the killings.