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  1. A spray painted stencil of a police officer kneeling down with a spray paint can which has drawn a love heart

  2. A man in a blue shirt and wearing sunglasses, he is holding a bottle. He is standing next to a man, also wearing sunglasses, in a white shirt with a red number nine printed on his shirt.

  3. 'This is the step I wanted to make to develop as a player' - Struijk

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    Brighton's football style was a big reason to join the club, says latest recruit Pascal Struijk.

    Brighton signed the defender from Leeds United on Tuesday, and the 26-year-old explained the running of the club is what influenced him to move to the south east.

    "For me, I like the way Brighton develop players," Struijk told the club website.

    "What you've seen over the years and the way they run the club, it's been pretty successful and now achieving Europe, for me this is the step I wanted to make to of course develop as a player, but also to challenge myself and overall become a better player again.

    "The way they play football is a very important one. It's nice to watch - very intense, very good on the ball and of course, seeing the results that you achieved against the top teams are very nice to look at. Winning these games by dominating the play and dominating the game and showing basically all the players and their qualities - it's something I would love to be a part of and I am a part of now."

    Brighton will play in Europe for the second time in three years next season when they take to the Conference League play-offs in August, and Struijk explained this feat is also partly why he chose the Seagulls.

    "When you dream as a kid you always dream about playing in international competitions so seeing Brighton achieved that is of course a big decision for me to join the club," he added

    "There are different factors but this of course is a really important one that I would like to challenge myself with and hopefully we can be successful.

    "I would love to show my qualities and what I can bring to the team on the Premier League and international level, and hopefully we can be successful with me bringing the qualities that I have and of course the qualities that are already in the team."

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  6. Pascal Struijk in action for Leeds

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  9. Harry Forster running in black Crawley Town away kit with his left arm out

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  11. 🎧 Is Struijk a perfect match?

    A new episode of BBC Radio Sussex's Albion Unlimited podcast is now available.

    The team are joined by BBC Radio Leeds' Adam Pope to assess incoming defender Pascal Struijk as well as other potential Brighton transfers.

    Plus, there's mixed fortunes at the World Cup and a reminder of the role Gus Poyet played as we celebrate the 125th anniversary of the club.

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

    Explore all Brighton content on BBC Sounds

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  12. Protesters stand outside Hove Town Hall holding brightly-coloured signs opposing plans to close Wellington House day centre. Some of the signs say "every person matters" and "save our day centre". It's a sunny day with a blue sky and the protesters are wearing summer clothes and some have sunglasses.

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  14. Blakers park in Brighton has a wrought‑iron fence and green lawn leading towards a tall ornamental clock tower, surrounded by trees, with a tennis court visible in the background under a clear blue sky.

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  20. Fatboy Slim on how his love for Brighton started

    Norman Cook, aka Fatboy Slim, chats with Danny Pike on BBC Radio Sussex about his 40-plus years as a Seagulls superfan despite growing up in south London.

    Listen to the full clip below or on BBC Sounds here

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  24. You're the scout! Which World Cup players do you want at your club?

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    We're now into the knockout rounds of the biggest World Cup ever and we want to know who has grabbed your attention so far - especially with the summer transfer window a couple of weeks into being officially open.

    Which player has raised your eyebrows? Who has exceeded your expectations? Has there been a player you had no knowledge of consistently impress you?

    Ultimately, who would you realistically like to see lining up for your team in the Premier League next season?

    This is your opportunity to show off your talent-spotting skills - the floor (pitch) is yours...

    Tell us the players you want, with your reasoning, here

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    Enjoy the World Cup across BBC Sport

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    From live TV coverage to highlights, analysis and reaction, our dedicated team will ensure you don't miss a kick of the biggest World Cup yet.

    And there's more - the BBC has launched live match updates so you can see the score directly on your lock screen through the full 90 minutes and beyond.

    This means you can keep track of every game wherever you are - whether you're on the move, at work, or away from a TV. With live match updates on your lock screen, the score is always just a glance away.

    This feature will also extend into the 2026-27 Premier League season, so you're never out of the loop.

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    A new predictor game has been introduced to cover this year's World Cup, allowing users to pick what they think will be the result from every match.

    The game also features streaks, so make sure to check in each day and make your predictions.

    An illustration of BBC Sport's immersive 3D World Cup experience

    Ever wanted to see a World Cup match from every angle? How about a full-pitch tactical view? Or even see the match through the eyes of a player?

    Well, now you can with Fifa World Cup 3D Experience, which is a UK-first that is only available on BBC Sport.

    The interactive game experience gives viewers more choice to explore the match both in real time, highlights and full-match replays.

    Finally, here are some more handy links: