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The family of Donald Burgess, 92, say there may have been no need for his carers to contact police.
Dr Douglas Chamberlain is credited with training the first paramedics to use defibrillators in 1971.
The RNLI has warned sunseekers to be wary of cold water despite the sunny forecast this weekend.
Storrington residents say motorists "driving like lunatics" are causing traffic and safety worries.
Several problems with signals mean several lines, including the Gatwick Express, have been suspended.
Graham Head, 68, is convicted after being found with a balaclava, condoms and Viagra in his car.
The army veteran rowed around the coast of Great Britain, a journey of 1,800 miles, in 49 days.
National Highways says the crash involved "a vehicle crossing the central reservation".
The Met Office said Wisley in Surrey has recorded a high of 30.8C on the hottest day of the year.
A report found the pilot, a 73-year-old retired doctor, crashed into trees and a field.
Fans of Brighton & Hove Albion will travel 1,064 miles more than they did to away games last season.
Dogs have to be on leads in certain areas of Tilgate Park - and the council wants to extend this.
The rescued man is believed to be a migrant that had attempted to cross the English Channel.
Frustrations have been aired as the new flowers will not be in bloom for the Eastbourne Open.
Surrey go top of the T20 Blast's South Group as champions Gloucestershire and Worcestershire also win.
Fans are warned by the Premier League that fixtures could move at "relatively short notice" next season because of the number of teams in Europe.
Chris Eubank Jr will appear before the British Boxing Board of Control in July to answer questions about his use of a sauna before his fight with Conor Benn.
Brighton complete their second signing of the summer with the arrival of Italy and Verona defender Diego Coppola on a five-year deal.
Harlem Eubank would prefer his cousin, Chris Eubank Jr, to chase a legacy-defining fight against Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez rather than revisit his rivalry with Conor Benn.
Track work taking place over Portslade level crossing on Boundary Road will close it for two days
The trust said that the new CDC in Crawley has already conducted more than 100,000 diagnostic tests.
Organisations in Hastings and Rother were invited to bid for a share of the Skills Capital Fund.
The Ashcoft House site, which was demolished earlier this year, would be redeveloped into 56 flats.
Witnesses reported seeing "a woman in distress" enter Smith & Western in Horsham on Friday, police say.
Sky High Trampoline Gymnastics Academy is hoping Bryony Page's attendance will inspire its athletes.
Melanie Waterhouse walks down the aisle after a crash left her with a 10cm gap in her thigh bone.
The government says it is releasing some offenders early to address severe overcrowding in jails.
The government watchdog finds the Home Office made "a series of poor decisions" buying the site in East Sussex.
A hospital spokesperson says the cancer centre is prone to problems "like most ageing buildings".
Crime has fallen by more than 14% in hotspot areas after six months of targeted action, police say.
Murray, who has cerebral palsy, says he is grateful to his twin and school for their support.
Food distribution charity FareShare is appealing for people to help across Surrey and Sussex
Work on a temporary fix to Worthing Pier after it was damaged in a storm will take about a week.
The award is the highest a local voluntary group can receive and is equivalent to an MBE.
Historic England reveals the sites in the South East which are at risk of being lost forever.
Hamish Wilson, 18, from Crowborough, had just started university and was studying Philosophy.
Further savings at East Sussex County Council include about 160 job losses and service reductions.
Hailsham Town Football Club thanks the club’s youth team coaches for helping children to safety.
Work on a temporary fix to Worthing Pier after it was damaged in a storm will take about a week.
Southern Water replaces its previous online tool with its new Rivers and Seas Watch platform.
A reading scheme set up to help school children in Hastings has been extended for a third year.
Jordan Stephens outlines his battles with drug abuse, fame and grief in his new memoir.
Wigan Athletic goalkeeper Tom Watson saves all three penalties in a shootout victory over Nottingham Forest U21s to send them through to the EFL Trophy knockout phase.
A man and a woman are suspected of attempted murder after a man suffered "significant" injuries.
Brighton & Hove City Council says immediate action was taken because of fire safety risks.
Doctors say the RSV vaccination is important for older adults, pregnant women and young infants.
Bishop Barry Hill included the seagull from the Brighton crest on his cope when he was consecrated.
New figures show the vast majority of bike thefts reported to police do not result in charges.
People can attend a virtual meeting to ask questions about the firm and its £1.9m five-year plan.
Morgan Rose Betchley was “passed from pillar to post” before her death, her family tell an inquest.
Police say they seized an XL bully and arrested its owner for having dogs dangerously out of control.
Daniel Niedzkowski, head of the German football federation's coach training programme, will join Brighton in January.
Roy and his grandson Tom follow a trail to discover the truth about their missing uncle.
A 17-year-old has been arrested on suspicion of assault and remains in custody, said police.
Duncan Langley says he was forced to leave foster care at 18 and had to move into a hostel.
The narrow path in Hove,has been closed since October last year after a wall blew over in a storm.
The A26 is closed between the B2192 junction and Wellingham Lane near Stoneham, north of Lewes.
The route between Bedford and Brighton is expected to be particularly disrupted in both directions.
In 2023, the BBC reported a community of 3,000 Chagossians had already settled in Crawley.
Mr Brynin says he always wears his son's watch as it is the last thing that felt his heartbeat.
Innovations in Primary Care is a GP Federation that provided patient services in West Sussex.
In a historic move, the UK gives up sovereignty of a strategic group of islands in the Indian Ocean.
As autumn arrives, we're used to getting a last little bit of warm, dry weather. But not this year.
David Dimbleby has curated an exhibition at the gallery with his daughter which opens on Saturday.
A plane piloted by Andrew Hill crashed into the A27 at the Shoreham Airshow in 2015, killing 11 men.
A councillor wants the force to stay in the scheme as people are afraid of "irresponsible" drivers.
The plea from the Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust comes amid a national shortage.
The A267 at Cross in Hand is now open after the crash involving a sewage tanker and a car.
The cast iron arches at Brighton's seafront landmark have been closed to the public since 2012.
A surgeon is alleged to have used a Swiss Army knife because he could not find a sterile scalpel.
Protests at a 10% increase in the energy price cap have taken place in Dover, Crawley and Brighton.
Emergency services are at the scene of the crash on the A267 in Cross in Hand, near Heathfield.
Thomas Weller, 33, from Faygate, is facing 34 months in jail after he sent "truly revolting" texts.
Social media accounts and sponsored posts have promoted the scam, warns Brighton & Hove bus company.
'If people don't feel good about the place they won't come', says Newhaven Enterprise Zone
The awards recognise those who have contributed to their community in eight categories.
Brighton chef Nick Jaye says the book is also the first he has ever read cover-to-cover.
As he exhibits some of his major works in Lewes, the artist opens up on his career highlights.
The corridor between Bognor Regis and Chichester could see new cycle, pedestrian and bus lanes.
The actor says teens caught with weapons should meet victims' families to reduce knife deaths.
Firefighters successfully extinguished a blaze at a house in Hailsham on Saturday night.
Cats Protection is opening the doors of its centre in East Sussex to try to match cats with owners.
The Met Office has put out a yellow warning for rain between 16:00 on Sunday to 09:00 on Monday.
A jury finds Joseph Eubank, 27, not guilty of raping a 16-year-old girl on Brighton beach.
Thomas Weller, 33, from Faygate, near Horsham, has been sentenced to 34 months in prison.
Hardware store Dockerills has been on North Laine since the 70s, and began in Edward Street in 1915.
Thameslink is operating a reduced service across its network due to train driver shortages.
Farmers in East Sussex say they have struggled due to heavy rainfall and not enough sunshine.
Russ Cook, nicknamed “Hardest Geezer”, teases a challenge of running from South Pole to North Pole.
One woman tells the BBC she has resorted to sharing medication with others on similar prescriptions.
A 20-year-old man injured in a crash with a van died two days later in hospital, Sussex Police say.
An East Sussex County Council report recommends closing day centres and axing further services.
Crawley Town name Ben Gladwin as interim head coach after Scott Lindsey's exit to join MK Dons.
Heavy rainfall is leading to alerts and transport problems in parts of Surrey and Sussex.
Brighton Half Marathon will move from its 34-year "home" at Madeira Terrace to Hove Lawns in March.
Southern Water's draft water resources management plan has been put out for public consultation.
MK Dons appoint Crawley Town boss Scott Lindsey as their new head coach, replacing Mike Williamson.
Laura and Georgina Epitropou admitted stealing perfume and cosmetics to resell at half their value.
Sussex Police say that a number of the plaques have been taken from signs in the National Park.
Surrey have been crowned champions for a third straight year but there is still plenty at stake in the final week of the County Championship.
England great John Snow backs his Sussex successor Ollie Robinson, saying fast bowling is not just about being fast.
Councillors are set to decide on plans for an Aldi store near the A27 Brighton bypass junction.
Companies registered in Worcestershire and East Sussex are thought to have actually operated from India.
Volunteers are calling for CCTV to be installed in a public garden after it was vandalised.
Sussex and French companies will transport goods three times a week on the eco-friendly vessel.
The show at Ditchling Museum of Art and Craft will now finish in December after drawing huge crowds.
Sussex Police is investigating an alleged theft at La Banca restaurant, in Selsey, on 31 August.
The Met Office has issued a yellow rain warning between 21:00 on Wednesday and 09:00 on Thursday.
A Facebook group with 600 members is trying to get money back from the Worthing-based company.
Residents are being advised to keep their windows and doors closed four days after the fire began.
Dave Rowntree said he would be 'first in the queue' as he had never seen Oasis live before.
Royal Sussex County Hospital and St Richard's Hospital will have to work on a number of priorities.
Carers UK says people not realising they are an unpaid carer is a major obstacle to getting help.
Toby Collyer came on at half-time in Manchester United's 3-0 loss against Liverpool at Old Trafford.
Safe Haven for Donkeys was set up in Haywards Heath to help donkeys in Israel and Palestine.
Adur District Council wants to complete Shoreham's flood wall on land owned by Sussex Yacht Club.
The boy, who cannot be named, will appear at Brighton Magistrates' Court on Monday, police said.
There is a risk of flooding in some areas, with Met Office saying hail and lightning are also likely.
Sussex spinner Jack Carson takes 6-57 to finish off Derbyshire and extend their lead at the top of Division Two.
Longer routes are being broken into two small routes, with passengers now having to pay twice.
Take a moment to look at our favourite pictures from Sussex that you sent us this week.
Para-archer Jodie Grinham beats Paralympics GB team-mate and reigning champion Phoebe Paterson Pine to win bronze in the women's individual compound.
Sussex go into the final day of their County Championship match against Derbyshire as clear favourites to extend their lead at top of Division Two.
Police say a man died at the scene despite the best efforts of police, paramedics and members of the public.
Neil Laughton is setting out to help a school in the Himalayas - and to achieve a world record.
Sussex Police say a 21-year-old woman is now also in custody on suspicion of assisting an offender.
The Sussex and Surrey forces said they were working to prevent the "fatal five" causes of crashes.
Jodie Grinham, Fabienne André, Will Bayley, Bly Twomey, Finley Jakes and David Weir will compete.
Sadik Duraku, 54, was arrested on 17 April while travelling to visit relatives in Kosovo.
The Australian will be available for all the club's County Championship and T20 Blast matches next season.
Dylan Matten said he was "heartbroken" when he saw the homeless man's belongings destroyed.
Manchester United's Under-21s come back to beat Barnsley in the EFL Trophy, as three Premier League development teams are beaten.
Anas Al Mustafa is accused of smuggling seven people into the UK in a van on a cross-Channel ferry.
Jake De-Geus and Edwin Hirst deny assaulting two youths while detaining them in a Chichester shop.
The Fiat van was well alight when crews arrived in Hide Hollow, between Westham and Pevensey.
Gravity Circus is carrying out a 'thorough investigation' and future performances will go ahead.
Jason Pascal Flore, 26, is accused of the murder of 19-year-old Stephanie Marie in West Sussex.
The solar panels in Eastbourne could generate enough energy to power about 6,400 homes annually.
The gold cuff bracelet is thought to have been a bravery award given to a Roman Soldier.
Brighton complete the signing of forward Georginio Rutter for a club record fee of £40m from Leeds.
Kieran Egan, 30, of Baldmoor Lake Road, Birmingham, is expected to face trial later this year.
Ross Fisher is raising money for a new stained glass window at his local church in Felpham.
The force has become the first public sector employee in the South East to sign the charter.
The Sussex PCC and charity Brake will employ an independent worker to support families of victims.
A total of £9,000 is available towards fruit trees grown in public spaces and shared by residents.
The West Sussex born singer will be one of the support acts for Taylor Swift on 19 August.
The rider has been seriously injured, while a pedestrian has suffered minor injuries, police say.
The woman was found fatally injured near Station Way, in Crawley, on Sunday morning, say police.
Two men are reported to have stolen watches worth about £120,000 from a store in Chichester.
A shelf is to be built in a culvert under the A272 in West Sussex to help otters safely cross a road.
Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust’s service is up for a Royal College of Midwives award.
A 36-year-old man is arrested after an incident involving a dog he was walking in Brighton.
The fire service says it was called to the blaze in Stone Cross in the early hours of Saturday.
Southern Water said the reinstatement work `was not to the standard our customers rightly expect'.
Trees for Trips urges visitors travelling to the University of Sussex to use public transport.
Chief executive David Hinton said bills must rise to cover climate change related investment.
Jack Hemmings is a former RAF squadron leader and a founder of a humanitarian air operator charity.
The lorry and hay bales blocked one lane of Queensway near its junction with Combe Valley Way.
Boundary Brighton is offering tickets to customers at a price they can afford until 21 August.
The body-worn cameras will be worn by stewards inside and outside the Amex Stadium on matchdays.
Local leaders say they want more assurances from the council it will not negatively impact the area.
Max, 17, is calling on ministers to back a law for allergen information to be published on menus.
The grants will focus on rural and coastal locations celebrating working class history.
The rail operator says it has paused its new ANPR system after feedback from customers.
A total of 30.8% of students in the South East achieve A* and A grades, up 0.5% from last year.
Sussex Police says a woman was kidnapped after she was asked for directions by a man in Hove.
Eastbourne International Airshow will take to the skies over the town between Thursday and Sunday.
Roughly £900k is spent each year on maintaining the building, but extra funds are urgently needed.
Warmer weather increases the risk of infected midges reaching the UK and infecting livestock.
East Sussex County Council approved doubling the height of the chimney to help disperse odours.
Caroline Leafe was walking along a deer track in Ashdown Forest when she was struck by a tree.
Brighton & Hove City Council will use £100,000 of extra funding to tackle the problem of graffiti.
People will instead have to work with their funeral director to find an alternative location.
Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust has a text service students can access for support.
The situation is now "a crisis" and "a colossal financial pressure", the council leader says.
Tour guide Stephen Hopson was was on the water with clients when he spotted people in trouble.
Spiralling costs won't threaten the restoration of the seafront's iconic arches, says the council.
Passengers arriving at the airport took to social media to express their frustration at the delays.
The motorcyclist, a 47-year-old man from Hythe in Kent, died at the scene, Sussex Police said.
Somerset join Glamorgan and Warwickshire, who both lost, as the first three sides to qualify for the One-Day Cup knock-out stages.
Worcestershire, Hampshire and Somerset win to go joint top in One-Day Cup Group A, while Gloucestershire win in Group B.
Port Vale sign Brighton striker Benicio Baker-Boaitey on loan until the end of the season - their 13th summer signing.
Panutche Camara has rejoined Crawley Town on an initial two-year deal after being released by Ipswich in the summer.
Enquiries are ongoing to establish if the car, which was found in Brighton, was involved.
More than 100 new homes could be built on the site of a disused car park, developers say.
The Royal Pavilion Garden is set to have a £4.4m refurbishment if councillors approve plans.
A new system using automated texts is helping ambulance teams in Kent, Surrey and Sussex.
A Hastings Mosque committee member says seeing a display of support was an "emotional moment".
Sonny Monaghan was given a role in Dear Evan Hansen following a call for applicants on TikTok.
Jason Pulman struggled as he faced a 26-month wait for a gender care appointment, his mother said.
A statement says it was a weekend "full of campaigning, protest and celebration in equal measure".
Police say a male driver got out of a car, grabbed the victim, and pulled her into the vehicle.
More than 350 staff at Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust are taking part in the strikes.
The Tory council leader for Tonbridge and Malling is strongly opposed to the government's plan.
The authority plans to deal with antisocial behaviour linked to houses of multiple occupation.
Warwickshire's Ed Barnard hits 152 as they and Glamorgan continue to set the Group B pace in the One-Day Cup, with Derbyshire top of Group A.
Get It claims a surprise 40-1 victory in the Stewards' Cup at Glorious Goodwood on Saturday.
Worcestershire beat Derbyshire to go top of Group A in the One-Day Cup, while Glamorgan and Warwickshire continue to set the pace in Group B.
Emily Craig and Imogen Grant win Great Britain’s second rowing gold of the Paris Olympics with a commanding performance in the women’s lightweight double sculls.
Dortmund sign Brighton midfielder Pascal Gross as the Germany international moves to his boyhood club.
The £11 million project was paid for with community donations and National Lottery funding.
An arrest warrant is issued after she failed to attend a court hearing relating to her bankruptcies.
Seven people were arrested after the death of Michael McDonagh but no charges were brought.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has accused the Tories of hiding a £21.9bn government overspend this year.
The East Sussex LGBT+ celebration will still go ahead in August, despite previous money troubles.
Gatwick says protesters have been removed and arrested and the airport is open as usual.
Police say the man was stabbed after being attacked by a group of people in Broadfield Barton.
Shoplifting and anti-social behaviour has spiked since Covid, says a director at the charity.
Southern Water is relining and sealing sewers in East Dean to keep groundwater out of the system.
Three lifeboats searched for the missing diver off with a coastguard helicopter and aircraft.
University of Brighton student Samm Hart is a late selection for the teams tour of South Africa.
Rescuers are searching for a missing diver along with other vessels in the area off Hastings.
Kate Flett organised the JackoFest event in Bexhill to raise money for child-bereavement charities.
Surrey and Sussex police staff and volunteers ride 240 miles as part of the Police Unity Tour.
The seaside town in East Sussex will host a two-day event in celebration of the trans community.
Anthony Stocks was trying to silence the brother of a girl he had been sexually abusing.
Mr Doodle will doodle over a train carriage to mark Kent & East Sussex Railway's 50th anniversary.
A Sussex woman wants hospital staff to say sorry after failings led to her leg being amputated.
The bus service will be linked to high speed trains to and from Ashford International train station.
Lawrence Gosden says the firm is investing heavily to stop sewage overflows and reduce leaks.
Mr Tarrant says the rare albino squirrel emptied the bird feeder in his East Grinstead garden.
Birmingham City sign Brighton midfielder Marc Leonard, who has spent the last two seasons on loan at Northampton.
More than 350 staff at Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust are taking part in the strikes.
Sussex all-rounder Danny Lamb is ruled out for the rest of the season after having surgery on his injured shoulder.
West Sussex County Council says it faces a £30m budget gap in 2025-26, even if it raises tax.
Councillor Gill Williams admits that demolishing the eight tower blocks will need to be discussed.
Gresham Blake is raising money for Alzheimer's Research UK after the death of his father.
Searches at the time of purchase showed that Kellie Sutherland's home was not a flooding risk.
Govia Thameslink Railway say fewer than 5,800 companies worldwide have this accreditation.
A Surrey man used to love river swims – that’s until some left him smelling of "stinky stuff."
Sophie Turner thanks the ambulance crew who helped her after complications from a caesarean section.
The annual report by the ombudsman says South East complaints are most likely to be about education.
After their wedding was cancelled two days before the event, the couple decided to meet on Skype.
MK Dons sign goalkeeper Tom McGill from Brighton and Hove Albion on a season-long loan deal.
The first report of the Covid-19 Inquiry has found that the UK was not prepared for a pandemic.
The Observer Building was derelict from 1985 until 2019, when it was bought by a community group.
Jonathan Aldridge vowed to repay his family for their support after his £133,173 lottery win.
Councillors favour building a new facility on the site of the existing King Alfred Leisure Centre.
Horsham District Council is moving to a more central location in the town centre early in 2025.
A new exhibition will look at the work and life of "overshadowed" painter Mabel Pryde Nicholson.
David Fuller was jailed in 2021 after he abused at least 100 female bodies in two hospital morgues.
The seafront attraction will reopen on Wednesday after damage during scheduled maintenance.
South East Coast Ambulance Service says rescuers are able to use the app to locate those in need.
The King will deliver a speech outlining Labour's priorities at the State Opening of Parliament.
Ryan Evans was on bail conditions that he must not contact Holly Sanchez, when she was found dead.
Pam Brooks, who began the 12-day trek on 5 July, says she is fundraising for women in Burundi.
Southern Water's annual report shows it paid CEO Lawrence Gosden a bonus of £183,600 in 2023-24.
Police are appealing for witnesses to the incident in Elm Grove, Brighton, on Tuesday morning.
The trust says it will keep expectant mothers updated if any changes to the service need to be made.
Football fans speak of their pride for the national team despite the devastating loss on Sunday.
Paramedics treat a number of people for minor injuries after the alleged attack in Bognor.
Platinum House is described as an "inspirational project" at the Constructing Excellence awards.
This comes after Brighton and Hove City council told two primary schools they were closing.
The council's cabinet meets on Monday to consider the plan, which would see six play areas revamped.
A spokesperson says one of the pod's glass panels was accidentally smashed during maintenance.
Local resident Marc Richings says if England win the final it is going to "ignite" Crawley.
Eastbourne Borough Council said the proposals would see it needing to look to reduce spending.
A variety of issues featured on the BBC News website, BBC Radio Sussex and BBC South East Today.
Ahead of a gig on Sunday on Brighton seafront the DJ says people should protect their ears.
Sam Gargan scored a late winner for Whitehawk against Ollie Watkins' Weston-super-Mare in 2015.
Russ Cook, nicknamed “Hardest Geezer”, has been running to each England match at Euro 2024.
Harry Dennis was killed when a scaffolding board came through the windscreen of his father's car.
The road is set to close between junctions 10 and 11 in Surrey from 21:00 Friday to 06:00 Monday.
One in 10 patients waited more than an hour to be handed over to A&E staff, new figures show.
Phil Heckels, from Worthing, is planning to draw animals non-stop for 24 hours for charity.
Green councillor Chloe Goldsmith says the issue needs to be tackled "as soon as possible".
The event in Hailsham aims to bridge the gap between military service and civilian employment.
Sussex Police said the A27 had closed at Polegate "after potential unexploded ordnance was found".
More than 200,000 people are set to attend the 31st Goodwood motoring festival in West Sussex.
England fans from Sussex who were in the ground in Dortmund describe the semi-final atmosphere.
A man from Brighton has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
Water bills are set to rise by £94 over the next five years, water regulator Ofwat says.
Prince William says there is nothing inevitable about homelessness and is sure it can be prevented.
Unite the Union says it has called off the strikes to allow workers to be balloted on pay offers.
South East Water warns it needs more money from investors ahead of an Ofwat ruling on spending.
Ben Kilner plans to take on a 150-mile trip across Scotland in a self-built amphibious bicycle canoe.
The Independent Monitoring Boards report says prisoner-on-prisoner violence has risen by 67%.
The best-selling author will appear at St George's Church to discuss his new book Resolution.
The machine is installed as part of a revamp of a diagnostics department at a Brighton hospital.
A report to East Sussex County Council says it could have a funding gap of £55m next year.
Drivers travelling to the UK's busiest airports this weekend are being warned to plan ahead.
Hellingly, Shripney, Sayers Common and Marden will all see work to try to prevent future flooding.
Demonstrations are being held in protest against the University of Brighton Academies Trust's funds.
Nursing assistants at three hospitals in West Sussex and Surrey are taking industrial action.
The UK's largest water company saw annual profits increase but its debts also climbed to over £15bn.
Several sites have been criticised for a lack of proper maintenance, including in Hove and Horsham.
More than 20 officers were physically harmed or felt in serious danger while on patrol in 2023.
The food will be lined up in the athletic track to make a long line of donated food in a Tin Trail.
In Sussex, 12 of the 17 MPs who won seats in the general election had not sat in Parliament before.
A man in his 50s was taken to hospital following a coastguard rescue operation off the Sussex coast.
A 90-minute audio recording of the victim saying “no” multiple times was played to the court.
The aquatic facility in Washington, near Steyning, has been transformed from a disused warehouse.
Wakehurst is inviting visitors to explore this summer’s living display, called ‘Meadowland'.
More than 350 staff at Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust are to begin striking on Tuesday.
Karen Norman is appointed the ambulance service's new independent non-executive director.
The Health and Safety Executive says workers must be trained properly when using such equipment.
Gary Gordon said he has been forced to close DC in Brighton due to changes in shopping habits.
Birmingham Bears bowl Notts Outlaws out for 57, while there are also T20 Blast wins for Northants, Lancashire, Derbyshire, Gloucestershire, Surrey & Glamorgan.
Millions of people visit Brighton each year, but few know about the world hidden beneath their feet.
The route, service 1X, will replace service 1A and operate between Mile Oak and Brighton Marina.
Jessie Younghusband Primary School in Chichester is to be moved to the Minerva Heights development.
About 500 people take part in the parade through the town ahead of a a concert in Steyne Gardens.
A local man, aged in his 70s, was airlifted to hospital after the collision on the A21 on Saturday.
Crawley Town chairman Preston Johnson returns to the role just over a month after he stepped down.
Jamie Cox is raising money for The Fire Fighters Charity in memory of two late colleagues.
Sam Hain hits 98 not out as Birmingham Bears win again in a rain-hit T20 Blast and there are also victories for Glamorgan, Durham and Kent.
British pair Emma Raducanu and Sonay Kartal will aim to reach the Wimbledon last 16 when they play their third-round matches on Friday.
The Lib Dem leader takes part in the extreme activity as part of his election campaign.
The BBC follows Sussex Police's response teams to see how they react to urgent incidents.
Disabled + Disobedient Festival at Brighton Dome will celebrate disabled artists and their work.
The church says a £250k grant means the scaffold could be removed but it still needs £128k more.
Thelma Barlow, who lives in Faversham, came out of retirement for film Sleepless in Settle in Rye.
Freddie Hahn, who lives in Crawley, was photographed having a nap at England’s match with Slovenia.
Police said a motorbike, later confirmed to be stolen, collided with a number of other vehicles.
The Metropolitan Police say six arrests were made during an event at a London community centre.
The airport says it has had to close its runway while emergency teams deal with the aircraft.
Brighton & Hove City Council wants to spend £4.3m rerouting roughly 1.1 miles of cycle path.
Shannon Driver was convicted of the manslaughter of 18-month-old Jaxon Syrett in January.
Cocaine and ketamine with a street value of £24.5m was seized in Maresfield, near Uckfield.
An inspection by firefighters found the fire in Franklynn Road, Haywards Heath, began in the kitchen.
Alex Eades, who has herself been diagnosed with breast cancer, is walking from London to Brighton.
The aquatic facility in Washington, near Steyning, has been set up in a former warehouse.
Train operator GTR plans to deploy more resources to tackle abuse, including body-worn cameras.
An investigation was launched following concerns for a boy in Broadwater Road, Worthing, on Monday.
In 2023, the major road with the longest delays was the A2270 between Eastbourne and Polegate.
Candidates from the five main political parties joined us at the Sussex Ox pub to answer questions.
Thirty-seven UK citizens of Chagossian descent are at the rest centre after arriving at Gatwick.
Queues of up to two hours have been reported during rush hour at the New Monks Farm roundabout.
People in the South East have been making the most of the sun with many heading for the beach.
A 30-year-old man has been charged with murder and remanded in custody following the assault.
For many, tackling the issue of sewage and water will play a role in how they vote at the election.
Constituencies have been redrawn and many will be new or different for millions of people.
Jennifer Allan joins the trust as it moves towards an "integrated regional leadership model"
The six boys, aged between 13 and 15, were found in the vehicle and taken to hospital, police say.
Musicians from Brighton are set to appear on the same Glastonbury stage that made Ed Sheeran famous.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says Maidstone could be a four-way marginal in the general election.
Restaurateurs hit by increasing "dine and dash" incidents describe the impact on their businesses.
It is well-established that reports of domestic violence increase during international tournaments.
Enter Gallery is hosting the retrospective for Peter Blake, who is from Dartford, until 2 July.
A yellow heat-health alert will be issued for most of England from 08:00 BST on Monday.
The Mriya Festival included music, craft and food and raised money for Ukrainians on the front line.
A man and woman remain in custody after a man was stabbed in Dalewood Gardens on Saturday.
Artist's exhibition - Lost in Parys - opens at Worthing Museum on Saturday until 29 September.
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William Radford, 17, died in a crash involving a car and a van in Monks Gate, near Horsham.
A 30-year-old man, from Birmingham, has been arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in custody.
A man and a boy are accused of conspiracy to convey articles into prisons across the South East.
The Southern Vipers are just two wins away from a third consecutive Charlotte Edwards Cup.
England all-rounder Chris Woakes is to play in the next two County Championship games for Warwickshire - his first red-ball cricket in 10 months.
Thirugnanam Sureshan from Bexhill says he never uses his oven and only uses the hob once a week.
Charlie Cosser was stabbed three times in the chest at the party attended by more than 100 people.
Brighton & Hove City Council wants to spend £4.3m rerouting roughly 1.1 miles of cycle path.
A Crawley council committee will write to the government about alleged licensing breaches.
Councils in south-east England have rejected 77% of pothole claims made in 2023-24 so far.
Ciara Marsh, 23, is back in hospital a month after she said she was affected by E. coli.
Additional trains with extra carriages will run to and from Brighton during the weekend of Pride.
National Highways say overnight repairs should ease traffic but a permanent fix could take a month.
St Bartholomew's CE Primary in Brighton will now close on 31 December following a review.
One tenant wants to see a ban on Section 21 evictions, rent controls, and three or five-year tenancies.
A group of teenagers reportedly assaulted and racially abused another group of people in Shoreham.
Network Rail says there is no immediate plan to reinstate direct trains from Tonbridge to Gatwick.
Brighton & Hove Museum are looking for artists to submit ideas for two temporary spaces.
The campaign calls for Brighton & Hove City Council to provide new guidelines for parents.
Russ Cook celebrates England's win against Serbia after running to Germany from Wembley.
Jobs on offer in Kent and East Sussex include trainee drivers, train conductors and engineers.
Cameron Fillery struggled to find a companion in John O'Groats 'because not many people live there'.
Celia Kent, a keen waterskier, marks her 80th birthday by taking to the water on her monoboard.
Sussex Police confirm that a second man was taken to hospital with serious injuries following the crash.
Dockerills says it will continue to build the legacy of its historic Regent House building.
One camper says people were"being sick on the gravel outside" after a visit to the toilets.
Dr Anushika Brogan said hundreds of people have applied for places ahead of the launch in August.
The BBC's Lucinda Adam takes a close look at the Conservative Party's political prospects in Sussex.
The prime minister visited Horsham and Crawley as part of his campaign trail on Monday.
The GMB union says the claims could be worth tens of millions of pounds dating back several years.
Bluey's live theatre show gives a headache for those trying to organise an election count.
The party says the comments were not "endorsements" but "written with an eye to inconvenient perspectives".
Canterbury's Marc Chapman won the event in 2018, 2019 and following the pandemic in 2021.
The headteacher says he is trying to "resurrect the joy of conversation back into the community".
Hastings Borough Council wants to use part of the hotel as emergency accommodation for the homeless.
The sheep sustained bites to her back legs during a dog attack in Ashdown Forest, rangers say.
A man and a woman, both aged 20, suffered series knife injuries in the assault in Brighton.
A badly damaged vehicle was found in dense bushes and undergrowth in Polegate on Friday night.
The exhibition includes reimaginings of the iconic children's characters by different artists.
The University of Brighton's Eastbourne campus will close by the start of the next academic year.
An exhibition delving into the challenges facing the seas is being held at the Crypt Gallery.
The four male yellow-breasted capuchin monkeys are the first of their species at Drusillas.
Karen Young falsely claimed an alleged sexual assault victim was unsupportive of the investigation.
Simon Taplin sexually abused his first victim in 1996 and continued his attacks for four years.
The eastbound carriageway will be shut from the Manor Roundabout in Lancing to the Shoreham flyover.
The charity which cares for blind veterans has officially opened its new site in Rustington.
Luke Cobb was seen on camera footage hitting the dog’s head against a wall in Brighton.
Anthony Stocks threw the girl's brother off a cliff after the boy found out about the abuse.
Jilumol George, 38, pleads not guilty to two counts of attempted murder at Lewes Crown Court.
Sussex Police says it is looking for witnesses after the death of a 73-year-old man on Wednesday.
The venture was partly funded by the sale of a shirt worn by Colin Firth in Pride and Prejudice.
Gp Capt James Stagg's son believes his father's actions in World War Two may have saved many lives.
Patients at East Surrey and Frimley Park hospitals can request a second opinion under the rules.
This year marks the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Normandy, which led to the end of World War two.
Martin Cosser has formed a charity to educate young people about the dangers of knife crime.
Martin Cosser has formed a charity to educate young people about the dangers of knife crime.
The new East Grinstead and Uckfield constituency straddles the border between East and West Sussex.
Betty Beckers was a member of ENSA in Second World War and travelled to Normandy to boost morale.
Searleana Flesher was put on new medication after a shortage of a drug also used for weight loss.
Teenager was arrested in connection with extreme Islamist-related material and bailed to July.
Charlie Cosser was stabbed three times on a crowded dancefloor at a party in July last year.
Thomas Crabtree, 35, is charged with rape and engaging in sexual communication with a child.
The species poses a deadly threat to honey bees, master beekeeper Lynne Ingram tells the BBC.
Jurors are shown footage of Margaret Morgan denying any role in the death of her husband's first wife.
Culture Shift CIC which runs the group says the 10th anniversary feel like "a major achievement".
The parents of nine babies who died at a Sussex NHS trust are calling for an inquiry into its care.
The application by L3 Harris received 602 objection comments and one letter of support.
A plea hearing was set for July 19 for Joanna Rowland-Stuart, with a trial date set for November 25.
The number of home educated children in the South East has risen by nearly 80 percent since 2020.
Muhammed Islam says he received "love, solidarity and respect" after reported assault in Barnham.
Sussex Police say a man riding a bicycle in the Montague Street area reported being attacked.
The events are run by Adur District Council and are part of the authority's armed forces covenant.
Locksmiths Surelock Homes in Hastings is awarded the £2,500 prize in the national competition.
The painting, by Duncan Grant, was at risk of being auctioned and being taken away from Charleston.
Emergency services responded to incident on Monday where victim was pronounced dead at the scene.
Three herring gulls have been attacked with air rifle pellets in two weeks, a charity says.
The stone temple to the goddess Minerva is set to be rebuilt on land in the Goodwood Estate.
Emma Ambler's sister, Kelly Fitzgibbons, and two nieces, were shot dead with a legally-held gun.
England rugby star Jess Breach visits her grassroots team Pulborough Rugby Football Club.
East Sussex Fire & Rescue Service has thanked the public for their help in donating clothes.
The Brighton Kemptown MP says he will be "exonerated" but has been told he can not stand as a Labour candidate.
Students struggling to pay fees amid a Nigerian currency crisis hand a letter to university bosses.
Sussex Police issue images of a man they want to speak to over the attack on Eastbourne seafront.
Kyle Dumble, who denies murder, is accused of reversing at speed at pedestrians following a fight.
The boy has been remanded in custody after pleading guilty to stabbing a 37-year-old woman.
Mike Lambert is taking on the challenge after the death of his mother due to a rare heart disease.
The Sussex Archaeological Society organised the repainting following a fundraising campaign.
Uplands Academy said it is removing the trees to make way for a new reception and entrance layout.
A woman who spent 36 hours on a trolley waits more than a week for admission to a stroke unit.
Overseas students are struggling to pay tuition fees amid a currency crisis in Nigeria.
Police say they were called to a property in Lavender Street shortly after 19:30 BST on Monday
James Gumbrell, 65, killed his wife Deborah at their home in Northbourne Close in October 2022.
The council received more than 1,700 objections to the proposals on a former gasworks site.
Operation Sceptre sees officers carry out engagement activities in schools and local communities.
Mads Vallestad, from Horsham, is speaking out after suffering a brain injury in a hit and run.
The funding will provide restoration work for the rivers Lavant, Ems and Hambrook near Chichester.
The victim was found in Church Place after police were called to a disturbance there on Saturday.
Dr Jordan Matthews is honoured for his role at the Women's Sport Leadership Academy in Chichester.
Abbie Kitson says seeing Craig Mackinlay return to the Commons inspired her to tell her own story.
Southern and Thameslink said they were unable run services in or out of Brighton for an hour.
Littlehampton bonfire organisers say the annual event brings a "flash of excitement" to the town.
Archaeologists begin a new excavation of Priory Park, focusing on the remains of the Norman castle.
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The pier's operators say the £1 fee is to cover the increasing running and maintenance costs.
Christopher Rolfe, from Horsham in West Sussex, suffered fractures to his pelvis, ankle and ribs.
The inaugural parade will work its way through Chichester city centre and end outside the cathedral.
The Butlin's holiday park in Bognor is closing to day visitors as a precautionary measure.
Sir Ed Davey says Eastbourne and Chichester are seats the Lib Dems could win in the general election.
Derek Martin will face trial at Lewes Crown Court for the killings of Josh and Chloe Bashford.
About 32,500 properties in Hastings and St Leonards were left without water earlier this month.
The interactive experience uncovering the history of tea will be open to the public until October.
The event at Parkside in Horsham is aimed at anyone with an interest in electric vehicles.
Part of Tom Hadrys's bowel cut out during the operation was also left behind by the surgeon.
Voters in Sussex will head to the polls on 4 July to choose MPs for the county’s 16 constituencies.
The MP for Bexhill and Battle announces he will not stand at the next general election on 4 July.
Jason Sutton, who performed on stage as Miss Jason, died on 22 April following an illness.
A man has been arrested after a crash involving a bus and a tractor left 12 children injured.
A Sussex council offers 15-minute public health funeral services, but sometimes no-one shows up.
A man denies sexually abusing a girl and later attempting to murder her brother on a clifftop.
Six-year-old Red liked the Danger Sausage character so much he decided to write his own spin off.
Kelly Fitzgibbons and her daughters were shot dead by Robert Needham in Woodmancote in 2020.
Worthing Borough Council will now look at bringing back a new set of robes without animal fur.
The scheme, which was approved on Tuesday, is at more than 45 hectares of land in Cowfold.
Residents are being warned that there is a "slight" chance of power cuts in the region.
The theme of this year's festival is A World of Wonder and events will run until Sunday.
It comes as data shows thousands waiting more than eight hours in A&E at a Brighton hospital.
The warning covers as far south as Brighton, East Sussex, and as far north as Fakenham, Norfolk.
Teams from the Plant Fairs Roadshow in Kent and Sussex won two gold medals and two silver gilts.
Councillors will decide if mayoral robes should be reinstated after they were scrapped last summer.
Horsham District Council is alerting residents of potentially harmful bacteria in packaged food.
West Sussex County Council says synthetic smoke was used for the training at Chichester Cathedral.
The new youth hub in Heathfield High Street is scheduled to be completed by spring 2025.
The Red Devils won promotion to League 1 after beating Crewe Alexandra 2-0 in the play-off final.
James Cooper has already racked up 141 marathons this year to help raise cash for Samaritans.
A report has highlighted how much has been paid out over three years following planning appeals.
Opening hours at Crawley’s walk-in urgent treatment centre are reduced under a temporary scheme.
The University of Brighton said its new funding is to break down the barriers some students face.
Campaigners say a depot at Patcham Court Farm would increase flood risk, sewage leaks and traffic.
Roberto de Zerbi says he does not have another managerial job lined up after his final game in charge of Brighton.
Roberto de Zerbi says he does not have another managerial job lined up after his final game in charge of Brighton.
Club to host a promotion party at the Broadfield Stadium on Monday to celebrate play-off final win.
Crawley Town's 128-year Wembley dream has ended in triumph as they secure promotion to League One.
Ollie Robinson takes 4-42 as Sussex beat Yorkshire by 21 runs in an exciting finish to their County Championship game at Hove.
Crawley boss Scott Lindsey always felt his side could win promotion to League One despite them being tipped for relegation at the start of the season.
The Sussex side take on Crewe Alexandra in the League 2 play-off final at Wembley Stadium.
Hundreds of restored military vehicles will be in Normandy for the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
Brighton fans say the timing of the head coach's exit, with one game to go, allows for a send off.
Protesters at over 30 locations are calling for end to sewage spills plaguing England's waterways.
Peter Nowak died of hepatitis C after receiving a blood transfusion nearly three decades earlier.
It is claimed the teenager was stabbed three times on a crowded dance floor at a party in Warnham.
Plans to spend £180,000 to restore and protect three waterways in Chichester are discussed.
Mark Thake, Gatwick Express supervisor, says he is proud to be on board for the anniversary.
Brighton manager Roberto de Zerbi says he attempted to sign Cole Palmer from Manchester City last summer.
A 74-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene of a four-vehicle crash in Petworth last month.
HM Inspectorate of Prisons say HMP Lewes has a serious drug problem fuelling violence and self-harm.
There are fears that the ball game stoolball could disappear as player numbers decline.
Ambulance worker Matt says verbal and physical abuse should not be seen as part of the job.
Adam Lallana says he "needs time to reflect" before deciding on his future after choosing to leave Brighton at the end of this season.
Police said sexual messages between a teenage girl and an adult male were found on the girl's phone.
Mohamed Abdelsalam has been sentenced to more than six years for attacking four women in two weeks.
The singer visited pupils in a music lesson at Fairlight Primary and Nursery School in Brighton.
A maiden five-wicket haul from Glamorgan seam bowler Andy Gorvin takes his team to a nine-wicket win over Division Two leaders Sussex in Cardiff.
Crawley Town manager Scott Lindsey dedicates his side's League Two play-off semi-final thrashing of MK Dons to "everyone who doubted us".
Temperatures peaked at 25.9C (78.6F) in Herstmonceux, East Sussex, according to the Met Office.
The phenomenon appears as swirling curtains of pink, green and purple lights in the sky.
A variety of local issues featured on the BBC News website, BBC Radio Sussex and BBC South East Today.
A marine biologist explains about the potential dangers of the May Rot and how you can stay safe.
After fleeing El Salvador, Cenia completed a bridging course at the University of Chichester.
Lewes District Council say all substantive issues will be considered ahead of an upcoming meeting.
A campaign has been started against the order banning dogs from two parts of beach over the summer.
PC Christopher Corker denies causing Arthur Holscher-Ermert's death in Peacehaven in April 2022.
Under the order, developers can submit applications in Lewes directly to the planning inspectorate.
Jacky Chandler became the oldest person to qualify for the World Championships for Team GB in 2014.
The debris came from a boat which had run aground off Seaford in April, the coastguard says.
Sussex Police are asking anyone who recognises the motorbike or its rider pictured to come forward.
The airport says there was no fire and the situation was resolved as quickly as possible.
A developer wants to put 495 homes but locals are concerned about toxins released during building.
John Logie Baird successfully experimented with transmitting images in Hastings, 100 years ago.
Eve Jones makes an unbeaten 136 to lead Central Sparks to victory over Thunder in the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy.
The plans for the homes between Horsham and Southwater include a sports and leisure hub.
The five-month-old died in hospital on Monday after suffering a cardiac arrest on Thursday.
The cost of operating Brighton Palace Pier has risen 31% in the last five years, the owners say.
Reducing the amount of domestic cricket will not help the sport, says Sussex chair Jon Filby.
Sussex Police say an 18-year-old man is due to appear at Crawley Magistrates Court on Wednesday.
Sussex Police say a 35-year-old man from Bexley has been arrested in connection with the crash.
There are limited Southeastern, Southern, Thameslink and Gatwick Express services running on Tuesday.
Southern Water says supplies have returned to most properties but hundreds are still affected.
The ban excludes dogs from two areas of the beach in Hastings between 1 April and 30 September.
A former care home in Crawley is set to be demolished after being vacant for five years.
Train drivers are staging strikes after the May Bank Holiday, coinciding with a six-day overtime ban.
Southern Water says supplies have been restored to 26,500 properties but 6,500 are still affected.
Southern Water says supplies have been restored to 20,000 properties but 10,000 are still affected.
Dave Mortimer collapsed at a petrol station in Three Bridges as he had a cardiac arrest.
The two councillors, Theresa Mackay and Milla Gauge, will join the council's Labour administration.
The count is taking place at the Brighton Centre, with results expected later on Sunday.
A burst pipe on Thursday is continuing to impact Southern Water supplies in East Sussex.
The Knepp Estate in Horsham inspires two artists to create a piece of music based on birdsong.
Aslef train drivers strikes have been announced, affecting services across Kent, Surrey and Sussex.
More than 30,000 properties in Sussex remain without water after a burst pipe on Thursday.
A variety of local issues featured on the BBC News website, BBC Radio Sussex and BBC South East Today.
Guest director Frank Cottrell-Boyce says city has the chance to share its "fun, gags, bright ideas".
Southern Water says loss of water supply for some customers likely to continue into the weekend.
Police said the two men who were arrested previously worked at Cavendish School in Eastbourne.
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Sussex Police say a 22-year-old man has been arrested and bailed over the death of Mustafa Momand.
Max Keens will run to all 20 Premier League stadiums in England to raise money for football pitches.
The council and Crowdfunder are offering a share of £25,000 to projects that enhance residents' lives.
Mustafa Momand died in Queens Road, Brighton, after being stabbed over a £20,000 drug debt.
Catering staff have cancelled strikes which could have seen passengers go without food and drink.
The roofs of a care home and university building in West Sussex are damaged by lightning strikes.
Residents in Sussex go to the polls in local council and police and crime commissioner elections.
Apprentices will get a salary while training to become teachers and will not need to pay course fees.
Council officers have proposed a nine-mile walking and cycling route between Uckfield and Lewes.
Thunderstorms overnight could see possible travel disruption and some flooding, the Met Office says.
Yusef Ibrahim, from Bromley, was convicted of rape and sexual assault at a previous court hearing.
Kemptown Bookshop in Brighton opens its doors at 05:00 BST once a month for a silent writing session.
The jury in the manslaughter trial of Constance Marten and Mark Gordon was sent out on Tuesday.
Researchers found the different species across 28 survey sites off the Sussex coastline.
Retired geologist Bryn Austin was exploring the area to study a landslide, Sussex Police say.
Kitchen fittings, bike parts, glass and food has been dumped at St Mary's Catholic Primary School.
A man was arrested following two reports of robberies at pharmacies has been charged, police said.
Dentist Paul Cassar says he carried out eight extractions and three root canal treatments.
A Newhaven food bank says it cannot help more families as stock and finances are running low.
Participants catch a fish, run around Bewl Water and catch another fish to finish in the fundraiser.
Tory MP for East Worthing and Shoreham Tim Loughton says he was barred from entering Djibouti.
Southern rail says no injuries were reported among the 43 passengers on board the train.
The Scottish author was working on an eighth Shardlake novel when he died, his editor says.
A man was reported to have entered stores telling staff that he had a knife and demanded drugs.
Hove Museum of Creativity will display 35 lithographic prints of cut-out works by Henri Matisse.
Money raised from new beer sales will go to the East Sussex Wildlife and Rescue Ambulance Service.
Riders took to the streets to highlight their campaign for more connected cycle routes for families.
The club needs £20,000 to restore its home after half a century of bad weather takes its toll.
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The Jeanne Saunders Centre charity says the newly approved site will allow children to "free-flow".
International Animal Rescue believe the bear had been gnawing on bars while being held captive.
First-half goals from Danilo Orsi and Klaidi Lolos put Crawley into the League Two play-offs with a 2-0 home victory over Grimsby.
The eastbound carriageway is closed over a series of weekends for the installation of a roundabout.
Dance Hub says about 15 dance schools all based in Crawley are involved in this year's event.
Sussex Police says it continues to receive reports of vehicles being returned damaged or dirty.
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The University of Chichester event will bring together comics scholars from around the world.
People can ride the Tilling-Stevens petrol electric bus - which has a top speed of 12mp/h.
Preview followed by live coverage of Sunday's Premier League game between Bournemouth and Brighton & Hove Albion.
Manchester City move to within one point of Premier League leaders Arsenal by thrashing Brighton 4-0 at Amex Stadium.
The FA charges Sutton United and Crawley Town over a clash after the final whistle of their draw in League Two on Saturday.
Sussex lead Division Two of the County Championship after beating Gloucestershire in an exciting finish at Hove.
Over 50 seats are up for re-election in four local councils across East and West Sussex in May.
A Sussex Police investigation is looking at alleged medical negligence at a Brighton hospital.
Simon Alexander, from Crowborough, had his fingers and legs amputated after six weeks in a coma.
One person was checked at the scene, but did not need hospital treatment, an ambulance service says.
The world's last seagoing passenger paddle steamer carries 630 people to the Isle of Wight.
The founders say Helm is the largest contemporary gallery space Brighton has ever housed.
Holy Cross CofE School is expected to close in December after a final round of consultations.
The company has confirmed it will move from Littlehampton to a larger facility in Bognor Regis.
Some 24 of the chain's shops will shut after it failed to find a buyer, with hundreds more to close.
Streets will be draped in bunting to mark the Seagulls' Europa League debut later this month.
Seven people have been hospitalised, which may be linked to a "dangerous" heroin batch, police say.
Canadian billionaire Doug Putman's rescue efforts were dashed by rising costs and a complicated deal.
Officials in Lewes are concerned the Saturday date will encourage more visitors than usual to come.
Jean McCarthy, from Crowborough, said her daughter and son-in-law were in Marrakesh when it hit.
Organisers say 150 golden retrievers brought "complete doggy mayhem" to Saltdean Lido in Brighton.
Residents in Surrey, Kent and Sussex are urged to take precautions as the hot weather continues.
Duncan Shrewsbury hopes being "comfortable in my queerness" will encourage patients to open up.
Diver Eric Smith says he is seeing a return of marine life since the area was protected in 2021.
The expansion of Hills Cemetery in Horsham, West Sussex, will create an additional 467 burial plots.
The RoboPets scheme aims to support people by giving them a comforting distraction from symptoms.
Schools in Kent and Sussex have closed or partially closed due to the unsafe concrete issue.
Sussex Police made the discovery following reports of an altercation at a property in Seaford.
The cause of the fire is believed to be accidental ignition, but an investigation is underway.
Three major companies released sewage on dry days in breach of their permits - BBC investigation.
Holy Cross Church of England in Uckfield only has 26 pupils on roll, despite capacity for 210.
Michelle Wibowo's artwork is part of an exhibition of structures made out of sugar or salt.
As well as drug convictions, the defendants were found guilty of modern slavery offences.
The government is not publishing a list of which schools are affected, but this is what we know.
The city's waste service say bin lorries are unable to collect rubbish due to parked cars.
The government wants to turn a former prison near a housing estate into asylum seeker accommodation.
Brighton are drawn with Ajax, Marseille and AEK Athens in the group stage of the 2023-24 Europa League.
Surrey, West Sussex, Medway and Kent councils say none of their schools are closing buildings.
A boy was seriously injured when a shotgun was fired at a rough shooting in Sussex, police said.
Some train companies are not running services on Friday in a dispute with workers over pay.
An NHS apology letter referred to Leslie Boatfield as still being alive a year after his death.
Harry Rose, 25, is caught on camera helping himself to a beer during a break-in near Gatwick.
A glider pilot was killed after a line connecting the aircraft to a plane detached, a report said.
Firms across more areas of Brighton and Hove could be fined for leaving bins out on the wrong day.
Det Sgt Jason Hoadley sent a PC inappropriate messages and kissed and touched her at social events.
The number of hazel dormice has halved since 2000 and it is now a protected species, experts say.
Passengers are having to fork out for food, travel and accommodation, but are worried about costs.
A data glitch that led to serious disruption has been found and fixed, says the head of Nats.
The trust's ex-chief executive said he was asked to run a hospital trust despite Letby's murder probe.
Abbie Austen says 75% of her clients live in London and she worries she may lose her business.
Alex Clear, 26, from Banstead in Surrey, was jet skiing in Goring when he fell off, a coroner says.
One holidaymaker cannot get a flight home until Friday and has been unable to find accommodation.
Engineers are trying to find and fix the technical fault on one of the busiest travel days of the year.
All are doing very well and mum is starting to teach them to swim, says Paradise Park in Cornwall.
A private equity firm makes a £90m bid for the business and pledges to retain all jobs for two years.
Max Stanford took first place in the men's category, while Rhea Jarvis secured the top women's spot.
Brighton head coach Roberto De Zerbi praises his side despite their 3-1 Premier League defeat by West Ham at the Amex stadium.
Brighton council says it is working hard to complete repair work after the Royal Albion Hotel fire.
Qualifying for an annual US hot dog eating championships is being held in the UK for the first time.
RMT members walk out over pay and working conditions, disrupting many people's bank holiday travel plans.
Brighton and Hove Albion says selfies have led to “dangerous” overcrowding and incidents of abuse.
Northease Manor and East Sussex County Council come to an agreement over an increase in fees.
Brighton bus driver Volodymyr Syrotiuk is the first person to be employed through a new scheme.
Senior doctors across England are striking in protest at a 6% pay offer from the government.
Regulators highlight finance, leadership and complaints failures but say practices are improving.
The charge for the most polluting vehicles will be expanded to all London boroughs next week.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer says the current system for students is "unfair and ineffective".
The two children fell 20-30 feet from a Lewes cliff, but neither required hospital treatment.
Tony Chambers worked in East Grinstead after resigning from the Countess of Chester Hospital.
A council has told visitors to a Littlehampton beach not to go near the northern bottlenose whale.
A man is held on suspicion of driving offences, strangulation and assaulting an emergency worker.
The 29-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of being in charge of a dog dangerously out of control.
Sussex Police is appealing for witnesses after a 15-year-old was robbed and assaulted in Eastbourne.
The dogs, believed to be Rottweilers, have been shot dead by Sussex Police firearms officers.
More than half a month's rain could fall across the south of England on Friday, forecasters say.
The RAF display team cancels its first display at Eastbourne Airbourne due to "technical issues".
A plastic surgeon says he is treating several burns a week due to people setting fire to aerosols.
Olga Henderson, 91, has been reunited with a quilt she made with her fellow child prisoners.
The 3,600 photographs offer a birds-eye view of the country as it changed during the war.
Contractors will move in at Eastern Road nature reserve, Lindfield, for three weeks from 21 August.
A 22-year-old man and 23-year-old man are arrested on suspicion of murder after a man died.
Chelsea agree a deal to sign Brighton midfielder Moises Caicedo for a British record fee of £115m.
A gallery at Charleston in Firle will display examples of his early works, named Love Life.
About 20,000 members will take strike action on 26 August and 2 September over pay and conditions.
Support staff at the University of Sussex will walk out for two days in a dispute over pay.
Andy Forrest, 75, died after a car hit him while he was using a zebra crossing in Eastbourne.
The GoFundMe page says three people lived in a flat above the restaurant, including the manager.
The Met Police sergeant was shot twice at point-blank range at a custody centre in south London.
Sussex police released video of the moment Mohammed Ahmed led police on a high-speed chase.
The young beavers are born as part of a trial breeding programme at the Knepp Estate near Horsham.
The roof of the building collapsed, but the neighbouring Windmill Cinema appears to have been saved.
Travel agents are reporting a rise in people booking overseas trips due to the drizzly UK weather.
Steve Barclay also commits to rebuilding Eastbourne Hospital during a visit to a Brighton hospital.
Images of five men have been released by police investigating an attack near a Brighton pub.
Experts use aerial photos and airborne laser scans to help map the history of the South Downs.
Three young women say it can be difficult using dating apps after having life-changing cancer treatment.
Cases in Sussex increased by a 42% in a year, while Kent and Surrey also saw rises, data shows.
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme says it will compensate most of the members.
Council leader Paul Barnett also calls on people to offer space in their gardens for prefab housing.
Children who are going to a school six miles away are told they will not get a free bus pass.
The A259 eastbound will be shut for another two weeks as work continues at the Royal Albion Hotel.
No other vehicles were involved and the woman's next of kin have been informed, police say.
The cause of the blaze is under investigation but it is thought to have been started deliberately.
South East Coast Ambulance Service is investing in its Trauma Risk Management programme.
A teenager has spoken about the treatment he has received for his rare form of blood cancer.
East Sussex County Council says Northease Manor School's fee increase would be unsustainable.
A man is in hospital with serious injuries after a suspected hit-and-run crash in Brighton.
The value of a home in the region dropped by £15,500 while the "pandemic boom" ended for Wales.
The barge, docked in Dorset, will house up to 500 people in plans critics have called inhumane.
Some Southern Water customers say they will refuse to pay bills over its record on sewage spills.
The greeting cards firm is reportedly facing financial difficulties and its third rescue since 2012.
All rail services in and out of Brighton are cancelled, while Storm Antoni will bring wind and rain.
No-one has been prosecuted for the death of Michael McDonagh at Camber Sands despite a police probe.
The comedian wants to contest Brighton Pavilion, which is currently held by the Green Party.
The Conservatives remain the largest group on East Sussex County Council, but have no majority.
Mason Reynolds, of Brighton, faces trial accused of having a note with a plan to attack a synagogue.
Most of the south coast will be affected, including Pride celebrations in Brighton and Hove.
It comes after the airport submitted an application to the planning inspectorate last month.
Derek Martin is facing trial after Josh and Chloe Bashford were found dead at their Newhaven home.
The cost of demolishing the Royal Albion Hotel after it was gutted by fire will exceed £500,000.
Police say the officer, who was on foot at the time, was injured after being struck by a motorcycle.
Proposals for the Royal Pavilion Gardens include improved footpaths and revamped toilets.
Gusts could reach over 60mph in the most exposed parts of the southern England coast, forecasters warn.
New figures from the British Retail Consortium show just over one in 10 shops are empty.
A Met Office yellow wind warning will be in place between 04:00 BST and 18:00 on Wednesday.
The central car park charge has gone up from £3 per hour to £30 a day in the school holidays.
Martin Cosser was sitting in his late son's bedroom, looking at his picture, as he spoke to the BBC.
Bishop Bell's name was removed following a posthumous abuse allegation, which was later dismissed.
The mum of four-year-old Teddy says she was "so touched" her colleagues had taken on the challenge.
Post boxes around England have been decorated as the Lionesses compete in Australia and New Zealand.
About half of the usual services are expected to run, with some finishing much earlier than usual.
Laurence Knight met the woman, a stranger, during a night out in Brighton city centre in July 2021.
Charlie Cosser, 17, died in hospital three days after being stabbed at an address near Horsham.
Ministers are "flailing" in their approach to illegal migration, the shadow home secretary says.
Hundreds of children have gone missing from hotels, with concerns some have been groomed by gangs.
GTR said it could not safely run services for the thousands of extra people attending Pride.
The Met Police sergeant was shot twice at point-blank range at a custody centre in south London.
NHS England is working to reconnect the systems of the South Central and South Western trusts.
The Royal Albion Hotel is in a state of collapse, the leader of Brighton and Hove council says.
Lewes Council's vote follows a hosepipe ban and supply problems following a burst pipe.
The apology was in response to a petition launched by Peter Tatchell and supported by Paul O'Grady.
Three people have been arrested by police investigating the 17-year-old's stabbing at the weekend.
Bexhill and Minster-on-Sea will not be manned by the RNLI this summer as they struggle to recruit.
The university says the cuts will help "strengthen our position as we look to the future".
Graham Head, 66 from Pevensey is sentenced to 23 years for kidnap, rape and sexual assault.
Lack of beds in other settings, transport and paperwork are among causes of NHS discharge delays.
A 17-year-old boy is in a critical condition in hospital after being stabbed in Warnham, West Sussex.
A rare UK first edition featuring the author's inscriptions has been digitised and placed online.
Travellers were previously told to expect delays of up to two-and-a-half hours at the Port of Dover.
Smoke is seen coming out of the Royal Albion in a different part of the building to Saturday's fire.
Two boys, aged 13 and 14, were left with serious injuries and airlifted to hospital, police say.
A man was found with serious injuries which police believe were caused by a bladed weapon.
Police were called to Durrington High School in Worthing after a report of a teenager with a knife.
David Haw's body was found nearly two weeks after he fell from a boat in Poole Harbour.
Body cameras are to be worn by officers at Chichester District Council when carrying out duties.
Mike Hammond, 33, died in the crash in Canada on Wednesday night, it has been announced.
The family of Teddy Lichtin say they are halfway to funding treatment in the United States.
Rachel Jones' body was found on a railway line after she had been let out of a mental health unit.
Demolition of the building is expected to take two to three weeks, Brighton and Hove council says.
The rider of the motorcycle, a 25-year-old man from Lavant, died at the scene, police say.
Maggie Murphy says the Championship should follow the Super League in going fully professional.
Demolition of the building is expected to take two to three weeks, Brighton and Hove council says.
A man suffered serious injuries in an attack which police believe were caused by a bladed weapon.
Peers will have a chance later to insist on alterations in a series of late-night votes.
South East Water says it has lost about £17m in the year to the end of March due to extreme weather.
No-one was hurt but "difficult conditions" meant people had to be evacuated from nearby buildings.
Four people - including a teenager - have been arrested after a man was assaulted in Chichester.
A man sustained serious injuries in an assault which police believe were caused by a bladed weapon.
Tom Somerset-How was bedbound and malnourished for four years in his home in Chichester.
Tom Somerset-How was bedbound and malnourished for four years in his home in Chichester.
The walkouts in July and August could cause some disruption but their impact is uncertain.
Some areas, including one around the Royal Sussex hospital, could have seen rises of 300%.
The only child of music icon Elvis Presley died after being rushed to a hospital on 12 January.
Vandals drove a golf buggy into a pond at Lottbridge Golf Club in Eastbourne on Saturday.
The devices regulate the flow of water and stabilise water pressure to improve efficiency.
Russell Cook, nicknamed "Hardest Geezer", was attempting to complete 360 marathons in 240 days.
The supermarket apologises after copies of the "extremist" publication were found in two stores.
Dunk, De Zerbi, March, Gross, Mitoma and Enciso are among the new arrivals at Drusillas Park.
Patients can expect disruption, with the five-day walkout over pay running until 07:00 on Tuesday.
Eight major UK airports have increased fees for drivers to drop off passengers, according to new data.
Opponents say airports cannot be expanded while trying to hit net zero carbon emission targets.
Hastings council may have to declare itself bankrupt if costs grow and savings are not made.
Nick wrote the cards for his twin daughters while dying from an aggressive brain tumour.
Theresa May leads criticism of the Illegal Migration Bill, as MPs overturn changes made by peers.
Adur District Council has launched a housing upgrade after the regulator found serious risks.
Katy Bourne has told local councillors CCTV will stay on, despite the rising cost of a new contract.
The inquiry is urging funeral workers to get in touch to help prevent further "atrocious crimes".
The bill is central to Rishi Sunak's pledge to stop small boats crossing the English Channel.
Badgers Tennis Club in Brighton is served with an eviction notice to pave way for development.
A coroner has ruled the three Britons who died in the 2019 crash in Ethiopia were killed unlawfully.
Piers Le Cheminant is found guilty of 10 assaults which happened between 1965 and 1986.
The airline axes flights to and from Gatwick airport as schools head towards the summer break.
The water company, which is struggling under huge debts, is facing the threat of nationalisation.
A committee of MPs will quiz the watchdog on Wednesday over whether it has been "asleep at the wheel".
A staff member at Crawley station is left with severe facial injuries and a broken shoulder.
Bosses of Southern Water are refusing their bonuses amid anger over discharges into the sea.
A heat-health alert - issued for six English regions - will be followed by torrential downpours.
Residents said the shared house was "hugely detrimental" to their "mental and physical health".
The Sussex Police officer used a red biro pen to falsify the results of two lateral flow tests.
Brighton University is withholding pay to staff taking part in a national marking boycott.
The airport plans to use its current emergency runway for routine flights alongside its main runway.
Sussex Police officers discovered a crane was being used in the attempt to steal a cash machine.
It will mean tighter controls over pollution and trawling in a bid to protect habitats and species.
The RSPCA is launching a campaign to prevent what it calls "another summer of suffering".
Sites and landmarks including the Dartford Crossing and Brighton Pier will be lit up in blue.
The water regulator said talks with investors to raise the necessary funds were continuing.
The firm pumped millions of litres of sewage into rivers, turning them black and killing fish.
Whistleblowers have complained of bullying, racism, disability discrimination and intimidation.
The charges against him are linked to an "extreme right-wing ideology", counter-terrorism police say.
The findings from BBC analysis reveal a serious problem, say charities but agents say landlords are worried about damage.
The "lengthy" discharge by Thames Water killed more than 1,400 fish near Gatwick, a court heard.
Sussex Police apologise for the "clumsy language" used by a Police Community Support Officer.
Brighton & Hove council says the rising cost of wholesale electricity has led to the change.
The Met Office will confirm on Monday if the record-breaking temperatures are linked to climate change.
Ten fire engines were sent to tackle the flames after smoke poured out of a building in Hastings.
Sixteen train companies based in England will be hit from Monday until Saturday next week.
Madison Keys produces a dominant display to beat Daria Kasatkina 6-2 7-6 (15-13) and win the Eastbourne International.
Updated Foreign Office advice warns of potential disruption and urges people to remain cautious.
Trainee pilots are urging the aviation watchdog to prevent others from losing money and qualifications.
A household in England, Wales and Scotland using a typical amount of energy will now pay £426 less a year.
Laurence Knight met the woman, a stranger, during a night out in Brighton city centre in July 2021.
The zero emission buses are “a step towards decarbonising”, Metrobus boss Ed Wills says.
Chris Ives, 74, was one of the first patients at UH Sussex Trust to get robotic-assisted surgery.
The number of staff off sick with mental health-related sickness nearly doubled over five years.
A total of 15 missing asylum-seeking children have been held in the past two years in East Sussex.
They have described Brighton & Hove Council's call to cut budgets by 10% as "demoralising".
The charity has said that meeting workers' demands would leave it not "financially viable".
Prosecutors will consider if any officers should face charges over the death of Donald Burgess.
The rises include a 299% increase in Zone H, which contains the Royal Sussex County Hospital.
The authority is blaming high inflation and demand for services for the end of year overspend.
South East Water is enforcing its hosepipe ban, but what are the rules and what are the exceptions?
South East Water customers cannot use hosepipes to water gardens, clean cars and fill pools.
Andrew Mann suffered panic attacks, and now encourages his staff to talk about their feelings.
A 69-year-old Hove man is arrested on suspicion of cultivating cannabis and taken into custody.
Some Green councillors are against solar projects, which sits uneasily with the party's national policy.
Josh and Chloe Bashford were found dead in their home and a man has been charged with murder.
Three people died at the scene and a fourth person injured in the crash has now died in hospital.
The family of Sabrina Cooper, a relative of the late comedian, say she was "viciously" killed.
Louis De Zoysa shot Sgt Matiu Ratana with an antique gun while in custody in south London.
David Mould, from Hastings, travelled abroad to abuse children, and coached others on the dark web.
The BHF say it aims to have 30,000 more defibrillators registered by the end of this year.
Seven regions across England have been handed yellow heat-health alerts by the Met Office.
As many as 50 young people who vanished from the hotel in Hove are still missing, councillors hear.
Vacancies in the region have doubled since last year and are the highest in the country, data shows.
Councils say app payments save money but charities warn people without a smartphone could be excluded.
It has been halted while councillors consider a redesign featuring a “bi-directional” cycle lane.
Significant structural damaged is caused by a fire at an industrial unit in Burgess Hill.
A man killed himself after learning his mother's body was abused by David Fuller, an inquest hears.
A coroner concludes there was no reason to suspect Asiah Kudi would be left on her own for six days.
Josh and Chloe Bashford were found dead in their home in Newhaven, with a man charged with murder.
Brighton-based charity Extratime cites financial difficulties as the reason behind its closure.
Sussex Police said the substances would have had a "hugely destructive impact" on communities.
David Cooper, 69, was competing in his 24th London to Brighton Bike Ride when he died on Sunday.
Brighton and Hove wardens face “abuse and violence” during their work, the local council says.
Residents of Burgess Hill, West Sussex, have been urged to avoid the area and close their windows.
Baby Asiah Kudi died after her mother left her home alone for six days in Brighton in December 2019.
The boy was airlifted to hospital where he remains in a critical but stable condition, police say.
The water company says the proposed 73% hike is not confirmed, but is part of a research programme.
The rider, a man in his 60s, died during the London to Brighton Bike Ride, Surrey Police say.
Nearby residents are urged to keep doors and windows closed due to a "significant amount of smoke".
The rider died in the Smallfield area of Surrey, organisers the British Heart Foundation say.
Paul Harvey, from Buxted, has raised £1.5m for dementia charities after his song topped the charts.
A trust warns staff at other sites may be affected as ambulance patients are turned away in Brighton.
Alison Gunn Robson was given George when she was struggling with undiagnosed dyslexia aged 11.
Police are looking for anyone who saw a fight in King's Road, Brighton, at about 03:40 on Saturday.
South East Water said supplies would return overnight, but many are still without fresh water.
Joan Willett is the oldest recipient on the list of those receiving honours from the King.
Vivienne Franklin works at Foxlease in the New Forest, which she describes as a "magical place".
South East Water restricts usage as demand reaches "record levels" and thousands are without water.
Royal Mail delivered 1,423 postal votes for Brighton and Hove elections after polls closed.
The A27 project east of Lewes creates nine miles of shared-use pathway for cyclists and walkers.
Parts of Kent and Sussex remain without water as supply issues continue for a fifth day.
Protesters let off a confetti bomb, blew an air horn and shouted during a show at the opera house.
The statue depicts the heroine of Rumer Godden's The Diddakoi, the story of a young Roma girl.
Mark Thompson travelled to Germany for life saving treatment that was not available on the NHS.
Baby Asiah Kudi died after her mother left her home alone for six days in Brighton in December 2019.
The inquiry's chair wants staff at a mortuary David Fuller worked at in the 90s to come forward.
Louis De Zoysa is accused of murdering Sgt Matiu Ratana by shooting him at a Croydon custody centre.
Derek Martin, 64, also known as Derek Glenn, is accused of killing a couple from Newhaven.
South East Water apologised to customers over supply issues which have shut a handful of schools.
The cable route will be included in a final submission to the Planning Inspectorate this summer.
The RNLI has outlined the extent of its involvement in small boat crossings for the first time.
West Sussex County Council is to set up an independent review to learn from the situation.
Louis De Zoysa is accused of murdering Sgt Matiu Ratana by shooting him at a custody centre.
A water firm says lack of rain and hot weather is putting pressure on supplies in Kent and Sussex.
Baby Asiah Kudi died after her mother left her home alone for six days in Brighton in December 2019.
Flights for more than 15,000 EasyJet passengers are axed after a storm halted activity at Gatwick.
A 64-year-old Brighton man is due to appear in court charged with the murder of the married couple.
Three people were declared dead at the scene near Chichester on Saturday evening, police say.
The University of Brighton plans to lose 110 jobs, which lecturers claim will affect teaching.
Derek Martin, 64, also known as Derek Glenn, of Brighton, is charged with two counts of murder.
A 64-year-old man has been arrested after the bodies of a man and woman were found on Friday.
Police are investigating deaths following surgery at the hospital over a five-year period.
The victim was travelling on a train between Ashford and Rye when the incident happened.
Work is underway to clear Cockshut Stream, which is clogged with the invasive parrot's feather weed.
The Care Quality Commission says it will keep The Highviews, in Saltdean, under close review.
Layla's parents became a couple at Download, getting engaged and celebrating their honeymoon there.
Researchers analyse nearly 300 samples from Langstone and Chichester harbours off the south coast of England.
The star is swapping The Handmaid's Tale for a play about the England manager at the National Theatre.
High temperatures from Friday could affect all ages and impact the health service, a UK agency says.
People are being advised to check the elderly and very young as temperatures rise in the South East.
The first ever Green MP says her role meant she had struggled to focus on climate issues.
Modern classrooms, a student café and a sports hall will be built at Varndean College in Brighton.
Ex-Surrey Police PC Amanda Aston's lies led to her ex-partner losing his job and being imprisoned.
Louis De Zoysa "pulled the trigger on purpose" when he shot Sgt Matiu Ratana, 54, his trial hears.
The capsule, featuring newspaper clips, was found when a commemorative stone in a pond was removed.
The Met was the fourth worst for unsolved bike thefts behind Sussex, Hampshire and BTP.
NHS Sussex is unable to find onward care for some psychiatric patients, leaving them stuck in A&E.
The project aims to install solar panels on buildings to reduce the carbon footprint of Crawley.
Jordan Thomson was also found taking coffee, washing detergent, vodka and meat from Worthing stores.
The woman was taken to hospital after the attack but has since been discharged, Sussex Police says.
South East Coast Ambulance Service boosts safety for staff as data shows hundreds are assaulted.
What you need to know about the walkout by Aslef train drivers, by the BBC's Zoe Conway.
The unknown man's body was found in the undercarriage of a plane at Gatwick Airport in December.
O2 apologises for "intermittent service issues" and says it is planning to build a new mast.
Amelie, 12, and Sophia, 10, will walk out with the teams at Wembley Stadium on Saturday.
Eleven men died when a jet crashed on to the A27 in West Sussex during the 2015 Shoreham Airshow.
A 16-year-old was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries after the stabbing in Brighton.
A safety official at operator Southeastern said: “It’s just not a risk we’re prepared to take.”
A file of evidence is passed to the Crown Prosecution Service after a man hit by a police car died.
The book by Ian Serraillier should have been returned to Hastings library by 14 April 1975.
Two students remain occupying offices at the University of Brighton over planned staff redundancies.
Three boys were found struggling against currents and offshore winds in the River Arun.
The regulator said the advert for Litty Liqour was "likely to encourage excessive consumption of alcohol".
What you need to know about the walkout by Aslef train drivers, by the BBC's Zoe Conway.
A wildlife hospital in West Sussex has admitted 24 injured hedgehogs in the past two weeks.
Three people have been seriously injured and weapons seized after the bank holiday disturbance.
Students organise a protest over Kathleen Stock's invite, as the prime minister backs her appearance.
Pickets will be set up across the country, but St Mungo's says it cannot meet union pay demands.
Police are appealing for witnesses to the attack in Russell Square on Saturday afternoon.
Passengers arriving in the UK faced hours of delays - but the situation is now resolved.
The man was taking part in the Royal Escape Race, between Brighton and Normandy, on Friday.
Police say the footage in Hastings shows a boy in his mid to late teens they want to talk to.
Police also found dead animals and drugs paraphernalia at David Renshaw's home in Worthing.
Students are occupying offices at the University of Brighton over planned staff redundancies.
Unite says it is part of an "escalation strategy to exert greater pressure on the government".
On the final day of the Coronation weekend, the public are being asked to get involved in their communities.
More than 1,000 street parties are to be held across Kent, Sussex and Surrey on Sunday.
Some of the best pictures of people celebrating the Coronation in Kent, Sussex and Surrey.
Big screens have been set up in towns and cities across the region to watch the ceremony.
The Conservatives suffered heavy losses in Sussex, with poor results in Chichester and Horsham.
Pietro Addis was cleared of the murder of Sue Addis by a jury, but he had admitted manslaughter.
The people of Kent, Sussex and Surrey are preparing for the first coronation in 70 years.
A man is handed a suspended sentence after Sgt Alec Barrett suffered a broken nose and eye socket.
Voters will head to the polls later on Thursday for the biggest round of elections since 2019.
People from across Kent, Sussex and Surrey share their memories of meeting King Charles III.
The artefact is decorated with a phallus, which in Roman times was considered a protective symbol.
The father of a murdered boy wanted to meet Rishi Sunak, in a bid to have the case reopened.
Transport Secretary Mark Harper addresses issues in the south east ahead of the local elections.
The bleed control cabinet in Hastings contains specialist equipment to help stem extreme blood loss.
Several councils across the South East are now run by groups independent of mainstream parties.
NHS England warns that staffing levels in some parts of the country will be "exceptionally low".
A total of 25 new national nature reserves are expected to be created to mark the coronation.
A Mini Cooper and a Toyota Verso crashed in Colworth in the early hours of the morning, police say.
Royal College of Nursing members in England will walk out for 28 hours from Sunday evening.
The man died the day after the Hastings blaze, which is not being treated as suspicious, police say.
There could be further full school closures in England if members of more unions vote to strike.
Piers Le Cheminant is found guilty of 11 sexual offences in two trials at Portsmouth Crown Court.
The 54-year-old officer was shot on duty at a custody centre in south London in September 2020.
The officer was accused of two allegations of sexual touching and one count of voyeurism.
The government wants to turn a former prison near a housing estate into asylum seeker accommodation.
Green Party co-leader Carla Denyer says thousands die prematurely every year due to air pollution.
The monument for "all wartime performers" is set to be housed in the National Memorial Arboretum.
A man aged 56 sustained injuries consistent with a stabbing and was taken to hospital, police said.
Organisers are expecting crowds to be as big as they were for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee in June.
Payments have now started of £301 to each of eight million people on low incomes and receiving benefits.
Occupants of a house in Worthing had to take refuge in a bedroom during a burglary, police say.
Sewage and water quality is a big issue for many voters - and politicians have smelled an opportunity.
Roberto de Zerbi says he will continue to be "positive" as Brighton target European qualification after losing in the FA Cup semi-finals.
An emergency test alarm system went off on millions of people's smartphones at 15:00 on Sunday.
A total of 54 dogs and two horses are seized from an address in Hambrook near Chichester.
You want to do more about climate change, but how do you persuade the people who call the shots?
Brighton boss Roberto de Zerbi says appearing in the FA Cup semi-final is an "honour" and his side will play with "emotion" against Man Utd at Wembley.
Seven people have been hit by tomatoes, apples and other projectiles apparently thrown from a vehicle.
Dave Evans has undergone an operation, radiotherapy and chemotherapy to try and prolong his life.
Northeye, a former prison and ex-military base outside Bexhill-on-Sea, could house 1,200 people.
Rupert Simmons, who served East Sussex County Council for a quarter of a century, dies aged 70.
Former Crawley manager John Yems has his suspension from football for making racist comments extended until 2026.
It is estimated the fires across East and West Sussex caused more than £1.1 million worth of damage.
Surrey and Sussex forces are reprimanded for recording 200,000 calls without people's knowledge.
The father of Vishal Mehrotra says his death 40 years ago has not been fully investigated by police.
James McLean survived Japanese captivity but was buried in an unmarked grave after dying alone.
Police have appealed for anybody who witnessed the crash in West Sussex to come forward.
A Eurovision fan has knitted a dress with the flags of all the countries entering the song contest.
Marinel Danut Palage transported migrants on a ferry, before driving them to Runcton in West Sussex.
Three Legs Brewing Company, a craft beer producer based in Broad Oak, will relocate to Bexhill.
A major air and sea rescue operation has resumed in rough conditions off Brighton beach.
Inspectors found 20,200 crimes were not recorded by Sussex Police over a 12-month period.
Huw Merriman, MP for Bexhill and Battle, says the centre is "a real challenge for the constituents".
A major air and sea rescue operation takes place in rough conditions off Brighton beach.
The Kent Oncology Centre provides services for up to two million people across the South East.
Nearby residents are advised to keep doors and windows closed as fire crews tackle the blaze.
Surrey and Sussex Police say they hope the new rules will bring more diversity to the forces.
A sign is erected on the A259 in West Sussex with the incorrect spelling of Bognor Regis.
The Wey & Arun Canal Trust thanks its "brilliant" volunteers who installed temporary water pumps.
Former chief whip Mark Spencer was investigated by the PM's ethics adviser over claims by MP Nus Ghani.
Sarbaz Najmadeen Ali fled court during the lunch break of his trial in 2014 and went on the run.
The blocks - containing 566 student rooms - are due to be built on Lewes Road in Brighton.
A total of 1,304 seats across 35 local authorities are up for election in the South East on 4 May.
The Home Office says it understands the concerns and will work with partners to manage the impact.
The firm hopes to reduce overflows in Deal, Margate and Whitstable by at least 20% within two years.
Detectives were believed to be searching for the remains of a man from Camberley, murdered in 2001.
PC Daniel Julian is suspended from duty as he prepares to appear before magistrates in Brighton.
The damage will cost more than £50,000 to repair, according to the Wey & Arun Canal Trust.
A council wants to construct a protective layer of rock on the coastline to protect against floods.
Inspectors found rising self-harm and filthy conditions, eight months after their previous visit.
Major roads in south England are likely to experience the worst congestion over the Easter weekend.
The former Northeye prison site in Bexhill, East Sussex, would house up to 1,200 asylum seekers.
A fire gutted the 400-year-old Angel Inn hotel in Midhurst, which housed Ukrainian refugees.
Ruth Fretwell, from Brighton, fears she has lost £190,000 in an investment with JVIP Group.
One of the 140 investors in Tunbridge Wells-based JVIP Group fears he has lost £400,000.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a bus driver was robbed near Bognor Regis on Monday.
Conservative MP Henry Smith says it is "time for a new generation" after four terms in office.
Constance Marten and Mark Gordon are accused of manslaughter over the death of baby Victoria
Detectives are believed to be searching for the remains of Jason Martin-Smith, kidnapped in 2001.
Findings could be the tip of the iceberg, watchdog says, as some likened fire service to a boys' club.
Local MP Huw Merriman is to meet with officials over the plans for the site outside Bexhill-on-Hill.
Immigration minister Robert Jenrick announces three sites, but says problems won't be solved overnight.
Bob Whetton meets the St John Ambulance volunteers who gave him CPR in Brighton last October.
The government's advisers urge a "step change" in climate adaptation policy to avoid an increased risk to life.
Billy Evans-Freke, 16, won the prizes for a photo of a tawny owl and another of an egret.
Rother District Council says it is increasing parking rates to cover its "massive costs" at Camber.
Relatives of Owen Carey, who died of anaphylactic shock, want better labelling of restaurant menus.
The government defends new plans to tackle anti-social behaviour by clamping down on nitrous oxide.
A group of MPs will meet with ministers to look at how to tighten up the bill, instead of voting against it.
Passengers report long queues again due to a problem with the airport's self-check-in machines.
The government has previously signalled it wants to end the practice of housing people in hotels.
Judges said the East Sussex town had "pretty much everything needed for modern life in miniature".
Former No 10 aide Kirsty Buchanan calls for a review of private security after her son was "sat on".
Forty-four headteachers from Brighton and Hove voice funding concerns to the education secretary.
The sister of gun victim Kelly Fitzgibbons is to take part in a review on licensing later this year.
An exhibition by Historic England looks to celebrate the "spirit of England's high streets".
Jubilee Square in Brighton will play host to a big screen streaming the King's coronation on 6 May.
Assessments can take longer than five years in Sussex and up to four years in Surrey, data shows.
A £500 award is being offered for information that leads to the arrest of Bradley Moynes.
Ofsted inspectors found "no coherent curriculum" for all but one subject at St John's School.
Evan Ferguson scores twice to send Brighton through to their third FA Cup semi-final and end Grimsby Town's dream run at the Amex Stadium.
A fire gutted the 400-year-old Angel Inn hotel in Midhurst, which housed Ukrainian refugees.
Three people in another vehicle suffer serious injuries in the crash in Johns Cross, police say.
A new report on rural homelessness reveals low funding has left rough sleepers relying on goodwill.
David Hall is jailed for six years after spending his ill-gotten funds on holidays and fine dining.
The fire is believed to have started in a property in Midhurst before spreading to the Angel Inn.
Ann's family took part in anti-government protests in Sudan and now fear for their lives.
Authorities reiterate a warning to stay away from cliff edges and bases on the Sussex coastline.
The students were inspired by the plight of a 16-year-old girl from Eastbourne who has cancer.
Stephanie and Matt Trott want risky breech deliveries to be spotted earlier after their baby died.
Members of Extinction Rebellion wore hazmat suits while protesting Thames Water and Southern Water.
The school in West Sussex is for pupils aged from four to 18 with special needs and disabilities.
UK Power Networks say the "complex repair works" are taking longer than first estimated.
The reptile was rescued after being found in freezing temperatures at a cricket ground.
Police want to trace the driver of a red SUV 4x4 vehicle who could be a significant witness.
A £100,000 cut to the service will see lifeguard cover reduced to just the busiest beaches.
The Department for Transport announced the plans have been deferred until at least 2025.
UK Power Networks says it is working to restore electricity supplies to customers in Sussex.
The woman made it to the entrance of A&E at Eastbourne hospital before she collapsed, MPs are told.
A yellow weather warning for snow and ice is in place across the region on Wednesday and Thursday.
A weather warning for further snow and ice remains in place across the region until Thursday.
Emily Summerfield, who signed up for Brighton lifeboat in 2019, inspired her older sister to join.
The prime minister says he is confident the government would win any legal battles to its new law.
Police release images of tattoos on the arms and legs of woman found dead on a beach in Saltdean.
Georgina Gharsallah was last seen in Worthing on 7 March 2018, when she was caught on CCTV.
Some young asylum seekers who have disappeared from hotels are being exploited by criminals.
Three yellow weather warnings are in place for some parts of Kent, Sussex and Surrey this week.
The Unite union suspends strikes in England to enter pay talks, following the Unison and GMB unions.
A quarter of year six pupils from a school in Shoreham are being sent to a school six miles away.
The rise is below the rate of inflation but campaigners want reforms due to unreliable services.
There are reports a sonic boom from aircraft caused the loud bang that was heard in many regions.
Pietro Addis was found not guilty of murder, but had earlier pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
Constance Marten and Mark Gordon have been charged after a baby's remains were found in woodland.
Laurel Aldridge, who is related to Mackenzie Crook, vanished from her home on 14 February.
Police are continuing to question Constance Marten and Mark Gordon, who remain in custody.
Rallies are taking place in Chichester, West Sussex, and Canterbury, Kent, according to NEU.
Constance Marten and Mark Gordon remain in custody on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter.
One mother said girls have been asked to prove they were on their period in front of their class.
Police describe riders of a moped which crosses moments before a 70mph train as "stupidly reckless".
Constance Marten and Mark Gordon are held on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter.
The National Crime Agency says it stopped a plot to bring migrants across the English Channel.
Constance Marten and Mark Gordon are arrested as police urge people to help in the search for the child.
Three teens were held on suspicion of murder and two others on suspicion of assisting an offender.
Jennifer Kehoe loves her job as a bricklayer and hopes to see more women get involved in the trade.
Police in Barcelona say the rugby player's case raises "disturbing" issues without logical explanation.
Lewis Dunk is expected to make his 400th appearance for Brighton in Tuesday's FA Cup fifth-round tie at Championship side Stoke City.
Black Eyed Peas will perform on Saturday 5 August with Steps on stage the following day.
The £3.6m funding will help more people enhance their skills, West Sussex County Council said.
Laurel Aldridge, who is related to Mackenzie Crook, vanished from her home 11 days ago.
Opponents of the proposal for Holy Island warned it would "tear the heart out of the community".
Richard Woodruff did not think twice about going to Ukraine to help soldiers fighting the invasion.
Shaun Bosley used ChatGPT to generate a human-like appeal to a £100 final notice letter from NCP.
A tap on, tap off bus fare system will be introduced across West Sussex as a result of the funding.
A driver is given "words of advice" by Hastings Police who saw the furniture "incorrectly loaded".
The NSPCC says online sexual abuse risks becoming "normalised" for a generation of children.
Eight former and serving Met officers are facing disciplinary proceedings over content in the group.
More than 60,000 people in England faced debt collection over home care last year, BBC research finds.
The TV presenter says cyclists should wear a helmet after he was hit by a car in Sheffield.
Constance Marten, her partner and their baby could be "absolutely anywhere in the UK", police say.
Current and former Met Police officers admit sharing offensive content in a WhatsApp group.
Emma Ambler is fighting for change after the death of her twin, Kelly, and two young nieces.
Two men from Eastbourne have been arrested on suspicion of murder and released on bail.
Three teenagers are being held on suspicion of murder and police are appealing for information.
Joseph Fiennes will star as the England boss in James Graham's drama about the pressure of penalties.
The 62-year-old, sister-in-law of actor Mackenzie Crook, went missing from her home near Arundel.
Sue Addis was a well-known charity fundraiser who owned Donatello's restaurant in Brighton.
The former BBC Breakfast host says he is "glad to be alive" after being in a collision with a car.
The government is being urged to extend a scrappage scheme to help drivers in the home counties.
Laurel Aldridge, sister-in-law of actor Mackenzie Crook, vanished from her home on 14 February.
What you need to know about ambulance and Border Force workers' strikes, by the BBC's Zoe Conway.
Laurel Aldridge, sister-in-law of actor Mackenzie Crook, vanished from her home on 14 February.
Three men from Berkshire aged 21, 32 and 36 were all pronounced dead at the scene in Eastbourne.
Laurel Aldridge, described as "very vulnerable", has gone missing from Arundel in West Sussex.
His sister-in-law, who is undergoing chemotherapy, was last seen in West Sussex on Tuesday.
The Home Office is searching for alternatives to housing asylum seekers in hotels, to cut costs.
Three men from Berkshire - aged 21, 32 and 36 - were all pronounced dead at the scene in Eastbourne.
The train driver got out of his cab and died when he was hit by a passenger train in Worthing.
Brighton and Hove City Council says it needs to save cash but a union says the cut could cost lives.
Three men from Berkshire - aged 21, 32 and 36 - were all pronounced dead at the scene in Eastbourne.
A 26-year-old man who initially left the scene in Crawley was arrested on suspicion of drug-driving.
A rights group criticises the UK after people were evicted from the British territory in the 1960s.
A 16-year-old boy suffered life-threatening injuries when he was stabbed in Worthing on Monday.
The inquiry into claims made by Nus Ghani was launched a year ago, but has yet to be completed.
Three men from Berkshire - aged 21, 32 and 36 - were all pronounced dead at the scene in Eastbourne.
There were 2,707 cases of romance fraud in Kent, Sussex and Surrey between 2018 and 2022.
A 16-year-old suffers potentially life-threatening injuries in the stabbing in Worthing, police say.
People spotted the 1m space rock streaking across the sky in the early hours of Monday morning.
Calls are being made to reform the childcare system to help parents back into the workplace.
Emma Ambler, campaigning in memory of her sister and nieces, said immediate action is needed.
Matthew Banks was jailed in 2022 for manslaughter after fatally shaking his four-week-old son.
Critics had warned the plans in Brighton and Hove would affect women, children and disabled people.
The company say the site is found to be not suitable after environmental and ecological surveys.
Geoff Raw, from Brighton and Hove City Council, is leaving after eight years in the role.
During a search of David Renshaw's home, police also found dead animals and drugs paraphernalia.
A trust set up in memory of fell runner Chris Smith helps ease the financial burden for athletes.
The Scottish company, which used to be known as Mackays, employs almost 2,000 people across the UK.
Andrew Hill asks the High Court to review a coroner's verdict that 11 men were killed unlawfully.
A wildlife charity is hoping the rare greater horseshoe bat may return across the South East.
If approved, construction in West Sussex could begin in 2025 and take about two years to complete.
Elizabeth Grainger who uses a wheelchair says she feels "like a prisoner" in her third floor flat.
Police say their concern over the whereabouts of the couple and their newborn 'continues to grow'.
The head of the UK's biggest nursing union tells the PM "meaningful offers" could avert strike action.
Brighton waste company Lord of the Bins say they face the prospect of spending thousands to rebrand.
People aged 16-49 in England have until 12 February to take up the offer of a vaccine booster.
The Green Party is hoping council gains will pave the way for a second MP at Westminster.
The fire after the crash in Crawley spread to nearby telegraph lines and the porch of a property.
A small number of homes have been affected, Southern Water says, and roads have been closed.
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A family of four, including three children, are among those rescued after a flat fire in Bognor.
The shot pipped a moonrise over Beachy Head to top prize in the annual astrophotography competition.
Russell Cook, known as "Hardest Geezer", will run 63km every day for eight months with no rest days.
Train drivers, Border Force and coastguard staff across the region have also walked out.
With school teachers, trains drivers and civil servants all striking, what do you need to know?
One Home compiles a map identifying 21 at-risk communities and warning of funding shortfalls.
Alice Litman had waited nearly three years to discuss transitioning when she took her own life.
Constance Marten is thought to be sleeping rough with her newborn and convicted sex offender partner.
The ex-wife of rock'n'roll legend Elvis Presley says their daughter's will was suspiciously altered.
The Royal Navy cedes control, as the home secretary warns small boats could cost the Tories the election.
The blaze in Hastings Old Town left the old Saturdays nightclub building seriously damaged.
Developers plan to use locally-sourced wood from Kent, Sussex and Surrey for the project in Lewes.
A survey suggests applicants are right when they say employers are less open to hiring older workers.
Friends and relatives of Jay Abatan gather outside Brighton police station to highlight the case.
The asylum-seekers reported missing in Hove are arrested in Cambridgeshire, Gloucester and Tottenham.
Levelling-up policies are at risk of failing to turnaround decades of inequality, a report says.
The incident in the Hollington area is not being treated as terror-related, Sussex Police said.
Each of the attacks are alleged to have been on lone women in public spaces in Brighton last year.
The letter says the Home Office is trying to push responsibility for missing children onto councils.
The 10-year fellowship programme is in memory of members of two families who died in the Holocaust.
The wreck of the Klein Hollandia is found off Eastbourne with cannons and Italian marble tiles.
The Ashdown Forest's fallow deer population has to be controlled to protect biodiversity.
More than 100 charities warn unaccompanied child asylum seekers housed in hotels are at risk.
Abubaker Deghayes' jail term for encouraging terrorism was cut from four to three years by the Court of Appeal.
The incident in the Hollington area is not being treated as terror-related, Sussex Police said.
Friends and relatives of Jay Abatan plan to gather outside Brighton police station on Sunday.
Minister Robert Jenrick says it is "extremely concerning" that about 200 children have gone from hotels.
The NHS says a new building housing operating theatres and a ward will reduce waiting times.
Police in London seized 30 weapons, 40 drugs, 66 vehicles and £5,700 in cash during the three-day operation.
Seventy six child migrants remain unaccounted for after going missing from a Hove hotel.
The Arsenal defender puts money behind a bar after a Women's Super League game is called off.
The critically endangered tamarin monkey has been named Nigel because the name is dying out.
The Football Association will appeal against the length of former Crawley Town boss John Yems' ban for racist comments as it believes "a longer sanction" is appropriate.
The award-winning singer made a surprise appearance alongside actor Shaun Williamson in Kent.
Kelly Fitzgibbons was killed by her partner alongside their two young daughters, Ava and Lexi.
Hundreds of fans travelled to Graceland to pay their respects to the late singer, who died aged 54.
There have been many complaints from residents about Rother's litter and fly-tipping enforcement.
Households in the South East face across the board rises, as councils set their annual budgets.
Heavy rainfall is blamed as data shows sewage being released at a Sussex harbour since 23 December.
The British astronaut who inspired millions with his passion for space will concentrate on educational outreach.
Paul Weller's stepmother died aged 37 after being diagnosed with 14 brain tumours in 18 months.
Ex-Crawley Town boss John Yems directed racist abuse towards his players, a panel finds.
More than £140m from the Levelling Up Fund has been granted to six projects across the South East.
Freedom Leisure says repairs needed to the King Alfred's boilers is forcing the pools' closure.
Figures show there were over 300 cases in Kent in 2021 - a rise from the previous year by a quarter.
Lloyd Russell-Moyle was told to "moderate his language" after accusing a Tory MP of "transphobic" remarks.
Brighton & Hove City Council urges the public to obey signs and fencing near the Undercliff Walk.
The empty building in Bolnore Lane Farm was first badly damaged by fire in November 2022.
A council report says the drop is due to a rise in halls of residences being built in the city.
The water firm "must act urgently" to improve its performance, government minister Rebecca Pow says.
An officer had stopped on the A27 to help a broken-down driver when a Porsche hit the police car.
The Met Office issues a yellow warning for ice across the South East until 10:00 GMT on Wednesday.
Brighton & Hove City Council faces criticism over plans to close up to half its public toilets.
Flood warnings remain in force in Kent and East Sussex, with a shopping centre closed after rain.
Gareth Jones drowned as he attempted to rescue his dog from the sea in Hove on 16 January 2021.
Henry Rawlings says he picked up more than 88lb of faeces on a sponsored walk along the Serpent Trail.
A landlord says Southern Water left his tenants living with sewage water flooding for three weeks.
More than 90 flood warnings are in place across the UK, as a cold weather alert is also issued.
People planning a trip abroad for the summer are splashing out despite incomes being hit by inflation.
The hosts of a Ukrainian family that moved from East Sussex to Kent receive no financial support.
Documents obtained by BBC reveal landing helicopters could blow cladding off hospital walls.
Crawley Council says the potential costs of housing more Chagos Islanders could be unaffordable.
The family of a father-of-five, 68, had to drive him to hospital last November after a heart attack.
Members of the GMB union working for the South East Coast Ambulance Service stage a 24-hour walkout.
Police officers from Kent, Sussex and Surrey highlight pay and the cost of living as concerns.
The NHS has urged people to only call 999 for genuine emergencies ahead of the strike on Wednesday.
Police have released CCTV footage of the theft of phones worth £10,000 in a Tesco store in Crawley.
Hellingly residents have criticised Southern Water for the issues they say started a decade ago.
Fresh accusations emerge in South Africa after a BBC series exposed alleged abuse at UK schools.
The man was declared dead at the scene in Bognor Regis and a 26-year-old man has been arrested.
Former Crawley Town manager John Yems is banned from football for 18 months after being found guilty of 12 charges of racist abuse towards his players.
What you need to know about the rail strike and other industrial action, by the BBC's Zoe Conway.
Non-urgent procedures have been cancelled for a week because of excessive demand on A&E services.
Wealden District Council says the beach near Eastbourne will be closed until further notice.
What you need to know about the rail strike and other industrial action, by the BBC's Zoe Conway.
The money will be spent on projects including a new cultural quarter and improved transport links.
Some train lines in England will not run at all today after drivers at 15 firms walk out.
What you need to know about the rail strike and other industrial action this week, by the BBC's Zoe Conway.
West Sussex County Council settled 504 claims for pothole damage in the last four years.
The image was praised by judges at the South Downs National Park competition as "thought-provoking".
The health secretary blames the pandemic and flu for NHS pressures, but insists government has right plan.
Police said the crash caused "extensive damage" to a branch of Holland & Barrett in East Grinstead.
Only 20% of services are expected to run this week due to walkouts by RMT and Aslef union members.
The Coastguard warns the public to call emergency services if a pet gets into difficulty.
Fire crews from East and West Sussex attend and the public are asked to avoid the area.
Police are appealing for CCTV or witnesses to the incident on the morning of New Year's Eve.
Motorists had removed barriers set up to stop cars from driving along the road, the fire service says.
Paul Barber has been made an OBE in the New Year Honours list for services to football.
The public is urged to use the service "wisely" and only call 999 in case of genuine emergencies.
Record patient numbers leaves one doctor in Brighton saying he has seen "nothing like this" .
About 1,000 staff at six UK airports are once again taking industrial action over pay and conditions.
Southampton go bottom of the table and are booed off by their own fans as boss Nathan Jones' first Premier League home game ends in a loss to Brighton.
South East Water said it realises the service it provides has "fallen short" over the past week.
More people headed to the shops compared to last year but numbers remain far below pre-Covid levels.
A small number of rail services usually operate on 26 December, but no trains will run in the UK today.
About 20% of our water supply is lost to leaks and scientists say miniature 'pipe robots' could help.
Seafront officer, Fabian Bull, has reminded people there is no lifeguard service this time of year.
Sabrina Cooper, 68, was found dead at her home in Eastbourne and a man has been charged with murder.
Trains will stop running at around 15:00, as walkouts on the railways and other industries continue.
Family, friends and colleagues pay tribute to two men who died in a crash near RNAS Culdrose.
South East Water says supplies have returned in Tunbridge Wells but customers say otherwise.
Travellers arriving in the UK are warned to expect disruption and delays as staff who check passports go on strike.
In England, figures show the pressure on emergency care in December is only getting worse.
South East Water says supplies have returned in Tunbridge Wells, and should be back in Sussex later.
Farzana Kausar from Worthing took control of her victim's finances and forced her to cook and clean.
Harry Dennis died in hospital, three days after he was seriously injured in the collision in Hooe.
Customers in East Kent are back in supply, but issues continue in Tunbridge Wells and Sussex.
An ambulance strike is likely to cause major disruption, with the public urged to take extra care.
Tony King is charged with the murder of Sabrina Cooper, whose body was found on Sunday evening.
Eleven men died when a jet crashed on to the A27 in West Sussex during the 2015 Shoreham Airshow.
The first week of the new year will be marked by rail strikes as drivers take action over pay.
Water companies apologise after burst pipes hit customers' supplies across Kent and Sussex.
Water companies apologise after burst water mains hits customers' supplies in Kent and Sussex.
The cold snap ends with warnings of rain and possible flooding, ahead of the Christmas getaway.
A 42-year-old man held after a woman in her 20s died in a flat in Worthing has now been released.
The road is shut between the A2100 near Battle and the A28 in Baldslow, and diversions are in place.
The child was airlifted to hospital with life-threatening injuries, but died on Saturday.
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A 42-year-old man is being held in custody after a woman in her 20s died in a flat in Worthing.
Separately nurses have threatened to escalate strike action in the new year if ministers do not enter pay talks next week.
Eleven people in the winning postcode in Goring-by-Sea won £379,062, while one person won £758,124.
The school for 900 pupils in Burgess Hill will be run by the University of Brighton Academies Trust.
Henry Ainsley developed depression following the deaths of his brother, uncle and close friend.
Teegan Barnard, 17, suffered a cardiac arrest and brain damage two hours after she gave birth.
Vital tree felling works at the Loder Valley Nature Reserve are expected to last "several months".
The driver and two other people were taken to hospital with injuries including fractures.
Teegan Barnard, 17, suffered a cardiac arrest and brain damage hours after giving birth.
The rail network is being hit for a second day running and Royal Mail staff are beginning further industrial action.
The one-way Exceat bridge near Seaford will have a new two-way, two-lane system under the plans.
Dermot Ryan was pulled to safety by volunteers from waters off Newhaven just minutes from death.
Water supplies were lost late on Sunday evening and only restored early on Tuesday morning.
The airport apologised after double-amputee Tony Hudgell was forced to wait four-and-a-half hours.
Haydn Valentine, who has liver disease and is unable to work, has received a government apology.
Walkouts will resume on Tuesday after RMT union members rejected what it called a "substandard" deal.
Snow and ice lead to difficult road conditions and cancelled trains across Kent, Sussex and Surrey.
The Bear Inn near Burwash threw open its doors to those stranded and needing shelter for the night.
People are warned to stay away from open water as ice, snow and freezing fog causes disruption.
The government will discuss contingency plans, including using the military to cover border staff.
Southeastern is scrapping first class on its services between London, Kent and East Sussex.
Fifteen children have died with invasive strep A since September, health officials said.
The cold snap continues with snow forecast for more areas, including London and the South East.
Industry watchdog Ofwat, said that despite some improvements it remains deeply concerned.
Passport control officers are to join thousands of public servants in walkouts over pay, the PCS union says.
David Fuller abused a woman's body just seven hours after she died, her daughter tells a court.
The West Sussex airport issues a checklist for drivers looking to use meet-and-greet parking firms.
Eleven people were killed after a vintage jet crashed on to the A27 at the Shoreham Airshow in 2015.
Hastings Borough Council is looking for a new leaseholder or owner for St Mary in the Castle.
The occupants of two cars involved in the crash in St Leonards-on-Sea sustain minor injuries.
Services across England and Wales affected, but life-threatening calls will be responded to.
More takeaways are also part of the changing face of the High Street as revealed in BBC analysis of data.
The government has reached a deal with rebel MPs, who had backed a plan to ban mandatory targets in England.
As a six-month trial of working 80% of hours for 100% of pay ends, some firms say there is no going back.
A police officer tells an inquest it was "one of the most shocking scenes I have had to deal with".
Southern Water says it will boost discounts with those in greatest need getting up to 90% off bills.
The BBC speaks to three fraud victims who have had difficulty getting refunds from Revolut.
Talks between the RMT and train firms are set to resume on Monday aimed at halting the walkouts.
One veteran says he was exposed to the nerve agent sarin at the top secret government laboratory.
Police learned Mark Brown's partner Leah Ware had vanished as they probed Alexandra Morgan's death.
A jury dismissed claims from Mark Brown that he did not kill Leah Ware and that she is still alive.
Rachael Watts was attacked as a girl and left for dead by Babes in the Wood killer Russell Bishop.
The Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton is seeking to raise HIV awareness on World Aids Day.
The 37m tree has been decorated with 1,800 energy saving bulbs as part of a lantern festival.
The average payment to the relatives of David Fuller’s victims is likely to be about £25,000.
The inquest opens into the 11 men killed when a jet crashed onto the A27 in August 2015.
Avril Coleridge-Taylor used the hills of the East Sussex countryside as inspiration for her music.
One in every 26 trains has been cancelled this year, which on top of strikes are adding to passengers' woes.
At least one million people in Kent and Sussex have been affected by the ban put in place in August.
The deal to take over Brighton Marathon is for three years, with an option of an extra two.
Mick and Carol Maidment say they were not told the dog they rehomed had bitten its previous owner.
Tyler Wills was struck as he crossed a road after he couldn't get through a subway, his family say.
Howard Blake who composed Walking in the Air says he "owes a lot" to his home city of Brighton.
League Two strugglers Crawley Town appoint Matthew Etherington and Simon Davies as the club's new management team.
Some 49 "proactive" arrests were made in Sussex in the run-up to the men’s football World Cup.
Lee Patmore says since having to leave his job he questions whether he can afford three meals a day.
Some 5,940 households in England were issued Section 21 eviction notices between April and June.
More people are getting ill after swimming and paddling in rivers and seas, a new report says.
The district council is no longer able to provide new graves for full burials at Lewes Cemetery.
Ernie Puffett takes weekly physics classes at Chichester College, 66 years after finishing school.
It is thought the signs were targeted after new parking charges came into force this week.
The police car was assisting with a lane closure following a separate crash, Sussex Police said.
Several insiders tell BBC Two's Newsnight inexperienced and low-paid staff are handling applications.
The RMT says a series of strikes will take place across four 48-hour periods in December and January.
Original drawings of characters including Winnie the Pooh are on display at Longleat House.
Public sector workers including passport controllers are to strike over the Christmas period.
Asiah Kudi, aged 20 months, died after her mother left her alone to celebrate her 18th birthday.
The team are greeted by well-wishers after enduring severe weather on part of the 61-mile route.
It is hoped the Grade II-listed structure will be able to reopen in time for next summer's season.
Project Art Works, based in Hastings, provides a creative space for children and their families.
Emails seen by the BBC reveal doctors at a Sussex hospital warning of services being "compromised".
The families of three soldiers, who died in 1951, 1958 and 1982 were awarded the Elizabeth Cross.
Patients are being sent more than 60 miles (100km) away, which can delay their recovery.
Mark Brown told a court he and Leah Ware would argue over his refusal to leave his partner.
Six three-bedroom homes are proposed on the site of a former fire station in Newhaven, East Sussex.
The UK could be set for its longest recession since records began, the Bank of England has warned.
The makers of smart thermostats says the devices can cut energy bills but the evidence is not conclusive.
Walkouts on 5, 7, and 9 November are cancelled - but it is too late to stop services being affected.
Lewes Bonfire Night parade often attracts tens of thousands of people due its colourful effigies.
Drug gangs recruit from migrant camps, the BBC is told, as it speaks to Albanians on both sides of the Channel.
Five football fans spoke to BBC Sport about how the cost of living crisis is pricing them out of following their club.
The talks with Mauritius will include the return of islanders expelled to make way for a military base.
Nearly half a month's worth of rain is recorded in parts of Sussex, the Environment Agency says.
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Calls for better mental health care in West Sussex are made after a 14-year-old took his own life.
Scandals will continue and public trust erode further unless recruitment is tighter, the watchdog says.
All 39 local stations in England will air significantly fewer programmes of their own under new plans.
Robert Jenrick's comments come after the home secretary described the situation as an "invasion".
The swimming pool at Rye Sports Centre will remain closed until a review in early spring.
Brighton boss Hope Powell has stepped down as manager of the Women's Super League team with immediate effect.
The fight between Conor Benn and Chris Eubank Jr, due to take place in London on Saturday, is postponed following the former returning an "adverse analytical finding".
People are being warned to only travel if absolutely necessary as the RMT union holds another strike.
Rates continue to rise as the chancellor meets the bosses of major UK banks and building societies.
Michael McDonagh died after an altercation at Parkdean resort in Camber Sands in August.
David Fuller, 68, is accused of abusing the bodies of 23 women in two hospital mortuaries.
Councils in England say social care reforms have left them facing serious financial pressures.
Heritage aircraft enthusiasts had hoped to relocate the Dart Herald to Kent and restore it.
The average two-year fixed rate is now close to 6% as major lenders raise the cost of deals sharply.
Large parts of Britain are without train services as rail workers in four unions go out on strike.
Adrian Ramsay also defended his party's energy bill plans, which do not include businesses.
Rural rough sleepers face harsh conditions as a taskforce warns of a hidden homelessness "crisis".
The BBC's arts correspondent Rebecca Jones visits the real-life setting of the popular books.
The beaches at Hastings, Pelham, Bexhill, Lancing, Worthing, Bognor Regis and Felpham are affected.
Pace bowler Lauren Bell gets her first international T20 call-up while Katherine Brunt opts to sit out England's three-match series against India.
Walter Hall, now 20, went to bed with flu symptoms but woke up "hours from death" in December 2017.
A 49-year-old man was found dead in Storrington High Street at about 10:00 BST on Sunday.
Brighton fight back from conceding a first-minute goal to beat struggling Leicester City in a seven-goal thriller at the Amex.
A man is stabbed 15 minutes after two groups that were in an altercation went their separate ways.
The County Championship returns on Monday after a month with no games in August - but who is still in the title race?
Former England captain Clare Connor says she will not be applying for the job as England and Wales Cricket Board chief executive on a permanent basis.
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A higher rate should be paid to all workers, including under-23s, the Trades Union Congress says.
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Councils were expected to start making the payments from April but by July many were still waiting.
People are in for a "catastrophic winter" unless the government does more to help, says EDF.