Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Talks resume today between Southern and the RMT, after the drivers' union Aslef voted to reject the latest deal.

But the RMT involved in the dispute has a warning for their colleagues.

Members of the Aslef union have rejected a deal aimed at ending the long-running dispute over driver-only operated trains on Southern railway.

Members voted by 372 votes (51.8%) to 346 (48.2%) against the proposed deal.

General secretary Mick Whelan said: "We understand and support the decision arrived at in a democratic vote."

Govia Thameslink Railway said it was "hugely disappointing" as the agreement had "the full support and recommendation" of Aslef leaders.

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Lizzie Massey
BBC Live reporter

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The trials and tribulations of being a commuter on Southern Rail has been turned into a satirical stage show. 

Southern Fail - The Musical has been created using parts of The Treason Show, a comedy sketch series running in Brighton for 17 years. 

Director and producer Mark Brailsford said he hoped the musical would hold a mirror up to the rail operator, forcing it to reflect on its conduct. 

It centres around two commuters, from different backgrounds, who become friends and team up to stand up to the firm. 

The show is on 10 June at Shoreham Ropetackle and 24 June at Brighton's Sallis Benney Theatre. A crowdfunding page has been set up to take the show to other venues further along the rail line and into London. 

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DNA testing is going to be used in Kent to track down dog owners who fail to clear up after their pets. 

Thanet District Council says clearing up after other people's dogs is costly for them because it requires special equipment and it believes the DNA testing will save money in the long run.

The testing will begin this month.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather

Grey skies today, but the sun will be back tomorrow.

Here's my forecast.

It might seem simple advice but following a series of burglaries in Tonbridge you're being reminded to lock your doors.

Police say several items have been reported stolen, including electrical devices, power tools and bicycles.  

Officers say in some cases burglars have got in through unlocked back doors.

This stunning view of Pegwell Bay was shot by Nick Powell, it's today's #PhotoOfTheDay.

Image source, Nick Powell

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