A look back at some of the stranger tales to appear on our site
The Argus in Brighton
What we have written about The Argus in Brighton
IPSO throws out jailed footballer’s complaint over blackmail case coverage
Newspaper justified in saying former professional made “false” claims
Journalist’s footage helps convict thug of attack on homeless man
Reporter’s video of incident used in court
Retired regional journalist ends 18-year war on apostrophe misuse
Former daily sub-editor says “ignorance and laziness” have won
Daily says sorry to council leader for front page headline misquote
Newspaper issues apology after complaint to press watchdog
Daily journalist encounters gunfire as Lebanon holiday turns violent
Reporter caught up in anti-government protests
Daily journalist gets naked to mark 40 years of Britain’s first nudist beach
Reporter marks anniversary with strip by the shore
More football journalists leave roles as new project gears up for launch
Football writer who reported on Premier League win among those moving on
Rival journalists unite to lift ban protecting teen who stabbed man to death
Murderer named after judge agrees with reporters’ applications
Ex-editor dies suddenly aged 69 days before he was due to take journalism class
Tributes paid to “calm and professional” daily and weekly news chief
Daily’s controversial pub column returns after previous writer axed
Reviewers says “rumours of my demise have been greatly exaggerated”
Publisher to axe up to seven journalism jobs across country, union claims
Senior editorial positions among those at risk
Daily vindicated over images of stab threat 15-year-olds on train
Press watchdog rules there was public interest in publication
Publisher set to axe daily and weeklies editorial chief
Group managing editor understood to have been placed on gardening leave
Man complained after his photo was used in report on partner’s inquest
Boyfriend claimed he had received threats from readers
Journalists help editor ‘steal’ his own bike back from thieves
News chief advised by police to take matter into his own hands