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Two separate accidents have blocked the A23 at Goddards Green in West Sussex, causing significant disruption for drivers. Local outlet The Argus is providing live updates as emergency services respond and traffic builds around the closure. Motorists are being advised to avoid the area and seek alternative routes while the road is cleared.
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Citroën is showing early design sketches and previews of a new 2 CV concept for 2026, a small retro-styled electric city car reportedly aimed at a price around 15,000 euros and built in Europe. French motoring outlets, including L'argus and Passionnément Citroën, have been inside the project, framing it as an attempt to "recreate the people's car": affordable electric vehicles produced locally rather than imported cheaply.
- 3Summer Program Teaches Love and Humility to Future Financiers●Business, Finance & Life: Summer Program Promotes ‘Love, Growth Mindset, and Humility’ to Future Financiers
A summer program focused on business, finance, and life skills is promoting values described as 'love, growth mindset, and humility' to young people interested in careers in finance. The item comes from The Wesleyan Argus, a student publication, but no further details about the program's organizers, participants, or location are provided.
- 4New Agentic security tool shuts down hackers on autopilot●New Agentic security tool detects shuts down hackers on autopilot
A new agentic security tool has launched, claiming to detect and shut down hackers automatically with minimal human involvement. The tool, promoted under the Argus One name, is drawing attention among tech circles interested in autonomous cybersecurity defenses. Details about how the system works, who is behind it, and how effective it is remain limited, so observers are treating the claims cautiously until independent testing confirms them.
- 5Letter writers urge political change in South Dakota's capital▼Time to change political balance in Pierre; Rhoden is part of the problem | Your letters
A letter published in the Argus Leader argues it is time to change the political balance in Pierre, South Dakota, claiming that Lieutenant Governor Larry Rhoden is part of the problem rather than the solution. The piece appears in the paper's letters section, where residents regularly weigh in on state politics. It reflects frustration among some readers with the current makeup of state government and its leadership.
- 6Sussex selects schoolgirls who honed cricket skills at school●Schoolgirls earn Sussex cricket selection after developing their skills at school
Two schoolgirls in Sussex have earned county cricket selection after developing their playing skills through their school programme. The story, reported by The Argus, highlights how school-based coaching helped the young players progress to county-level recognition. It is being shared as a positive example of school sport pathways producing talented young cricketers in the county.
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NASA's Orion crew capsule could end up splashing down in waters off Cape Town if an emergency abort forces the spacecraft into the ocean shortly after launch. The scenario, reported by Cape Argus, reflects contingency planning for missions that place the capsule over the South Atlantic, putting South African coastal search-and-recovery assets in the picture.