Sussex World News Bulletin | Monday, November 6, 2023 - video Dailymotion

Sussex World's Mark Dunford brings you the news making the headlines on Monday, November 6

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00:00 Hi, I'm Mark Dunford and I'm here with today's Sussex World Daily Bulletin on Monday November

00:06 6th 2023.

00:09 Europe's largest shoe retailer, Dykeman, is set to open its doors to its new store on

00:13 Tuesday November 7th.

00:15 The retail giant's 350m2 store is located at Dykeman 11 Swan Walk, Horsham RH121HQ and

00:23 has undergone a complete £400,000 investment.

00:27 The store will create 10 permanent jobs in the local area including manager positions,

00:31 shop floor and cashier roles.

00:34 A man has been taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries following a serious collision on

00:38 the A27 at Tangmere, Sussex Police have confirmed.

00:43 Police said that the collision involving a white VW Polo and a pedestrian occurred on

00:47 the westbound carriageway close to the slip road to the A285 at about 1.20am on Sunday

00:55 morning November 5th.

00:57 A section of the road was closed for several hours while emergency service worked at the

01:01 scene and Sussex Police have thanked the public for their patience and understanding.

01:07 Sussex Police made free arrest during the multi-agency operation for the Lewis Bonfire

01:12 celebrations.

01:13 Sussex Police said a 31-year-old man from Brighton was arrested on suspicion of road

01:17 traffic offences after officers responded to a motorcycle rider in Lewis High Street

01:22 at about 7pm.

01:24 A 20-year-old man from Lewis was arrested on suspicion of a racially aggravated public

01:28 order offence at about 9.30pm, police confirmed.

01:32 And Sussex Police said a 35-year-old man from London was also arrested on suspicion of a

01:36 racially aggravated public order offence at about 10.40pm.

01:40 All three men remain in police custody at this stage, police added.

01:45 Over 20 members of the public will be outside Hove Crown Court today to remind jurors that

01:50 they have the right to acquit defendants based on their own convictions and conscience.

01:55 As part of the Grown Public Campaign, Defend Our Juries, the group will hold up placards

01:59 as reminders of the centuries-old system of an independent jury not bound by the directions

02:04 of the judge.

02:06 The placards draw the words on a plaque in the Old Bailey which marks a 1670 ruling by

02:11 the then Chief Justice Sir John Vaughan that enshrines the independence of juries.

02:17 You can read much more about these stories as well as latest sport breaking news, entertainment,

02:23 sports on videos and picture galleries at sussexworld.co.uk

02:27 Thank you.