Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

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Lizzie Massey
BBC Live reporter

British Airways i360 has a new boss, Steve Bax.

The world’s tallest moving observation tower opened on Brighton beach in August 2016, but has suffered a number of breakdowns and technical hitches.

Steve, 46, who was born and raised in Margate, Kent, said the seaside holds “a special place in his heart”. 

Steve has worked in the visitor attraction sector for more than 10 years and is currently a historic properties director for English Heritage.

He will start his new role on 3 July taking over from former chief executive Eleanor Harris.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

A £1m piece of street art appears in your town overnight.

Do people in Dover like their Brexit-themed Banksy?

Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter

After a cool, cloudy day, things are brightening up tomorrow.

Here's my forecast.

It's now uncertain whether the chairman of UKIP Kent has resigned. Earlier Richard Palmer told the BBC he had stepped down.

However, it's understood following a phone call to the leader Paul Nuttall, he may have changed his mind.

Can you believe that we've had more than a year of Southern rail strikes? 

Here we take a look at the strike in numbers… 

A Royal Navy warship has shadowed a Russian submarine through the English Channel.

HMS Somerset located the submarine Krasnodar off the east coast on Friday.

The Plymouth-based frigate followed it through the Dover Strait and the English Channel during the weekend. 

Commanding officer Tim Berry of HMS Somerset said escorting the submarine was part of the "ongoing effort to protect our island nation".

Last month, Somerset's sister ship HMS Sutherland escorted two Russian warships as they sailed close to the UK.

This 26-year-old theatre technician says he's "living his dream". 

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Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

Rogue traders have been targeting people in Tunbridge Wells with a scam involving a dead squirrel. 

Police say a man's been knocking on doors offering roof repairs. 

After inspecting the roof he claims the property has an infestation of squirrels. 

On one occasion the man's said to have produced a dead animal and demanded £300 from the owner. 

With the 2017 county season here, keep up to date with the latest signings, departures and rumours ahead of next season.

A woman managed to walk down the aisle on her wedding day despite being bed-ridden for almost half her life.

Jessica Taylor suffers debilitating fatigue and painful muscles caused by Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, also known as Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME).

The 25-year-old, of Cliffe Woods, met Samuel Bearman, 24, through friends and married last weekend.

She worked with a physiotherapist to walk down the aisle. Here's her story.   

Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather

Cool and cloudy today, but the middle of the week looks better.

Here's my forecast.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Speaking to Julia George on this weekend's BBC Sunday Politics South East show, Richard Palmer laid the blame for UKIP's performance in the local elections squarely at the door of its national leadership.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Dover District Council says it welcomes the interest generated by the Banksy which has appeared on the side of a building in the centre of the town.

It depicts a star being chipped out of the European flag, and is sited next to the A20 leading to and from the Eastern Docks.

The area's also the site of a major regeneration project.

Image source, Banksy

Helen Catt
Political editor, BBC South East

We understand the chairman of UKIP Kent, Richard Palmer, has resigned from his position.

It's understood this is due to comments he made on BBC Sunday Politics South East about the party's leader, Paul Nuttall.

Asked if the new UKIP leader ruined the election for "hardworking UKIP councillors", he said: "Yes in one single word.

"I think he should, I think we should have a different leadership team at the top."

We understand Mr Palmer felt he couldn't continue in the job after saying this.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Southern has confirmed there'll be further talks with the RMT Union next week.

The two sides have been in dispute for over a year over the Driver Only Operated trains, and the future role of conductors.

The actual date for the talks hasn't been confirmed.

If so, get in touch with the award-winning BBC South East Today investigations team.  

Tom Darby
BBC Live reporter

Sophie tried to kill herself three times in the space of a week, months later she's still waiting for specialist treatment.

She told us her experiences of the mental health system in our special feature to mark the beginning of Mental Health Awareness Week. #sophiesstory

Details of organisations offering information and support with mental health are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call for free, at any time to hear recorded information on 08000 564 756.

Investigations are continuing today into an unexplained death near Maidstone.

The body of a man in his 20's was found in Crisbrook Meadow on Sunday morning just after 07:00 BST. 

Officers say they're still trying to work out what happened and they want to hear from anyone who may have been in the area at the time.