内容摘要：Dr Talibi's tribunal began with a three-week hearing in April 2024 after the General Medical Council (GMC) brought a case against him.

Dr Talibi's tribunal began with a three-week hearing in April 2024 after the General Medical Council (GMC) brought a case against him.

"Then we've got a folk session playing music, singing songs in the East Hastings Angling Association."Then over the weekend we've got Morris dancing across the streets of Hastings, all day long, particularly around the Old Town area, every single day, culminating with the procession with the Jack in the Green on Monday."

In Brighton and Hove, Amy Keogh, managing director of the Brighton Fringe Festival, said there were more than 800 events planned for this year."People have the freedom to put a show on, do a performance... and so you get the chance to see some brilliant stuff, some crazy stuff," she told Radio Sussex."We cross so many genres, we go through theatre, music, circus, comedy, family shows, dance, exhibitions. We've got new venues which are bringing new shows."

With forecasters predicting the sunshine and high temperatures will stick around, visitors and residents will be able to enjoy a splash to cool off.Three paddling pools - at Saunders Park, Hove Lagoon and The Level - are opening in Brighton and Hove from Saturday until 14 September.

But the King's Road paddling pool is planned to be re-opened in the summer, the council said.

Councillor Alan Robins, cabinet member for sports and recreation at Brighton & Hove City Council, said: "We know how important this paddling pool is to the local community.As the corporate director for the children and young people's service, Mr Carlton has been awarded the honour for his work and dedication in a career spanning 35 years.

Mr Carlton said he had been shocked but felt "extremely privileged" to be given the honour for services to children, young people and families.He added: "I'm still in shock really, I just never expected that such a thing could happen. It's a huge honour and I feel very humbled to receive it."

Christopher Maxwell, 61, from York, has been appointed MBE for services to public protection, reducing reoffending and rehabilitation.He said: "I effectively lead and run a scheme which places people who come out of prison into temporary accommodation in the hope that it will give them some stability, so that they can find work.