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  1. 'We know the European places will be really tight'

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    Brighton defender Olivier Boscagli, speaking to BBC Radio Sussex about what the Seagulls need to do in the closing weeks of the season if they are to qualify for Europe:

    "Just keep going and doing what we've been doing in the past six or seven games. We have shown we are a strong team and it's difficult to win against us.

    "You see how important every point is, the table is really close. Everybody can lose now so it's quite exciting, but you have to keep focused and make sure you are working in the right way.

    "[The win at Burnley] was a great game but we still have to improve some things, because we know the European places will be really tight.

    "If we want to be part of it, we have to put every ingredient on the pitch and keep going like this."

    On the Seagulls coming up against former Brighton boss Roberto de Zerbi, now in charge of Tottenham, on Saturday:

    "It's a nice game for him because he knows the club really well and he has a really good image at this club. I can see he did a lot of good things here, but now he is at another club.

    "Of course he will be happy to see some faces and some of the players will be happy to see him, but at the first whistle there will be no friends on the pitch.

    "The only thing we want is to win the game and it doesn't matter with who or against who."

    Listen to a full interview with Boscagli in the latest Albion Unlimited podcast on BBC Sounds

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  3. Man City v Arsenal: Who do you want to win?

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    Two Premier League heavyweights are set to face each other this weekend at Etihad Stadium, as Manchester City host Arsenal.

    Both teams go into the fixture with different targets. For Mikel Arteta's side, it is about extending their lead at the top of the table. For Pep Guardiola's side, it is about closing the gap and keeping themselves in the title race.

    It is a fixture being labelled a title decider by some, so we want to know who you want to win this Sunday's match.

    Will you be cheering on the Citizens or getting behind the Gunners?

    Make your selection

  4. An ambulance drives past the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton

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  6. A person in an orange high-vis jacket handling a stack of bottled water in a car park with two members of the pubic loading bottles into bags.

  7. A woman in a blue Mercy Ships uniform stands on the deck of a hospital ship, leaning on a railing, with the charity logo visible behind.

  8. 🎧 Hello again, Roberto de Zerbi

    On the latest episode of Albion Unlimited from BBC Radio Sussex, defender Olivier Boscagli reflects on Brighton's win against Burnley and there is a look ahead to Saturday's game at Tottenham - now managed by former Seagulls boss Roberto de Zerbi.

    Listen below or on BBC Sounds here - and don't forget to subscribe to get each episode into your My Sounds feed.

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    Listen to every Brighton game live on BBC Radio Sussex, with all the build-up and full commentary with Johnny Cantor and Warren Aspinall, and there is a full preview of all Seagulls' matches on Fridays at 18:00 in The Weekend Warm-up

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  9. A composite photo of a grey car and the boot of a grey car which is stuffed full of items including a large red bag, yellow boxes, a shopping bag and two large black bags.

  10. Liz Charlton, sitting on a sofa in her home, looking serious, during a conversation with BBC health correspondent Mark Norman. To her right, there is a doorway into her kitchen and a tall, silver fridge can be seen.

  11. A black and white image of a woman with her hair in a plaited bun on top of her head. She is wearing early 20th-century clothes that include a large white lace collar and a black dress. She is sitting in an ornate chair, and the background is blurred.

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  13. 'Patience and quiet belief' mark Van Hecke's Brighton ton

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    A total of 100 Premier League appearances for Jan Paul van Hecke at the Albion. It's a milestone that feels both remarkable and, somehow, inevitable.

    Since his introduction in 2022, van Hecke's rise has been a story of patience, development and quiet belief. There were early moments where his enthusiasm spilled over into rash decisions, but even then, there was a sense he had the raw attributes to reach the very top. What perhaps few anticipated was just how complete a defender he would become.

    Now he is fast establishing himself as one of the standout Dutch defenders in the Premier League. For many Albion fans, the turning point will always be that night against Manchester City, a 1-1 draw that sealed European qualification and a place in the club's history.

    Up against Erling Haaland, one of the most feared forwards in world football, van Hecke delivered a performance of composure and authority. He didn't just compete, he controlled. It was the night he truly announced himself.

    What has followed is consistency, leadership and a deep connection with the badge. JP van Hecke plays with such visible pride and determination that resonates with supporters, matched by a professionalism that sets the standard.

    And yet, with that growth comes an uneasy thought. Players of this quality rarely go unnoticed. If the time comes when he moves on, there is little doubt he would thrive at any club in world football.

    For now, though, Albion fans can celebrate a player who has not only reached 100 appearances, but has come to embody everything they value.

    Find more from Joe Sayers at Albion Obsessed

  14. Gossip: Verbruggen could leave Brighton this summer

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    Brighton's Bart Verbruggen might leave the Seagulls this summer with the Netherlands goalkeeper, 23, considering various options over his future. (Florian Plettenberg)

    Swansea have placed a £15m price tag on Slovenia striker Zan Vipotnik, 24, who leads the Championship goalscoring charts and has attracted interest from Brighton. (Football Insider)

    Want more transfer stories? Read Tuesday's full gossip column

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  15. Chris Haffenden, wearing a red RNLI lifejacket, stands beside RNLI volunteer Andy, who is wearing a yellow RNLI jacket. They are both on the deck of an orange lifeboat moored at a harbour. Buildings and railings are visible in the background under a bright sky.

  16. Steve Judson says all year round there are leaks to be found

  17. Billy Nunn, a young man wearing a bright blue and orange running vest, looks at the camera. He wears a Brighton Marathon finisher's medal around his neck. A crowd of people are standing and walking behind him. The sky behind him is blue.

  18. A man in a dark T‑shirt is near a van, photographed through metal fencing, with a security officer in the foreground.

  19. A blonde woman in a black and white dotted shirt, is standing next to a blonde woman in a flowery print shirt. On her right is another blonde woman wearing a striped white and dark navy top.

  20. Colin Baker as Sixth Doctor in Doctor Who wearing muti-coloured coat inside the Tardis

  21. Clarke Reynolds has short white hair. He wears a tie dyed blue, green, red and yellow t shirt and a blue vest over the top which reads Fight for Sight. He has black RayBan sunglasses on.

  22. Two blue, white and yellow police patrol cars parked at the scene of a crime in Worthing.