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Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson says his side "did it the hard way" by winning a five-goal thriller with Brighton to move clear of the relegation zone.

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A couple from London have been crowned champions of the 11th UK Wife Carrying Race in Dorking.

Chris Hepworth and Tanisha Prince will now compete in the world championships in Finland in July.

An illustrator snuck "naughty" images onto biscuit tins of leading manufacturer Huntley and Palmers.

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BBC Live reporter

Ten women are preparing to run this weekend's Brighton Marathon harnessed together and dressed as mermaids.

Candice Davis persuaded her friends to take part in the challenge after she battled a brain tumour earlier this year.

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BBC Weather

Spring seems to be finally on the way this weekend. Here's my latest forecast.

Sussex's Katy Bourne says she was stalked for five years and left frustrated by the legal system.

Rachael Burford, from Kent, won the World Cup with England in 2014.

The clinic has a new dedicated children's facility, specialising in the latest treatments.

The pair, who knew each other, have not been identified but their next-of-kin have been told, police say.

Police have been criticised over their investigation into the death of Alexander Perepilichnyy.

No play is possible on day one of the Championship match between Kent and Gloucestershire because of rain.

The opening day of Warwickshire's Division Two County Championship match against Sussex is washed out without any play.

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BBC Live reporter

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Health specialists have sent out a warning after 14 people visiting a farm in West Sussex were infected with a serious stomach infection.

Public Health England (PHE) South East received reports of people becoming ill after visiting Gaston Farm, near Slindon from 17 March to 11 April.

The initial symptoms of the infection, caused by cryptosporidium, can take up to two weeks to emerge so people should remain vigilant if they have visited the farm during this period.

It is caused by a tiny organism, and is most likely to have resulted from contact with animals shedding the organism in their faeces.

The infection is easily passed on so people are advised to maintain good hand hygiene standards around the home.

Dr Kevin Carroll, a PHE consultant said: “Anyone suffering from diarrhoea symptoms is being advised not to attend school or childcare settings for 48 hours after recovery. And if you have been diagnosed with cryptosporidium you must not swim until at least two weeks after the symptoms have ended."

The farm is assisting PHE and remains closed to visitors.

Are the tributes in Hither Green to burglar Henry Vincent, appropriate memorials or intimidation? Anne Atkins and Raheem Kassam discuss the placing and removal of flowers opposite the house where the burglary and death took place.

All lines between Dorking and Horsham have been blocked since Thursday evening.

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BBC Live reporter

The son of former Superman actor Christopher Reeve was at the opening of a new treatment centre for paralysed people in Gatwick. It has a dedicated children's facility, specialising in the latest treatments.

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Local Democracy Reporter

A backlog of thousands of care home assessments for those with dementia or life-long disabilities is likely to never be cleared, a report states.

More than 5,000 Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DOLS) assessments are outstanding across Surrey.

Families, care workers and doctors can apply for a DOLS when they believe a person lacks the mental capacity to consent to their admission to a care home or hospital.

This could be a family member with dementia with relatives trying to get the appropriate care or an adult with a life-long disability living in a specialised home.

Surrey County Council (SCC) carries out the assessments and an Audit review of DOLS in November 2017 reported 6,000 applications were awaiting assessment or authorisation.

SCC introduced a screening system in September last year to prioritise the applications but a report presented to councillors on the audit and governance committee at County Hall on Thursday stresses the high stream of referrals will remain.

It states: "With regard to the future, it is not possible to predict the exact number of DOLS request that we will receive over the coming years, but we do consider that the number of possible referrals from care homes and hospitals will remain fairly constant."

Ajaz Karim, who denies sex offences, is accused of massaging girls at Christ's Hospital School.