Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Powerchair user Nu McAdam has been keeping a video diary of her experiences on the trains.

It's A-level results day - so see how many exam results cliches you can spot.

What are the immediate options if your A-level grades aren't what you were expecting?

Thomas Barron died after being hit as he crossed Northdown Road, Cliftonville, last August.

Thousands of teenagers are getting their A and AS-level results, but what have the recent changes been?

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A woman in her 80s has died following a fire in Tunbridge Wells.

The victim was found in the property at Mount Sion just after 01:00 BST today.

She was taken to hospital where she later died. Her next of kin have been informed, and the cause of the fire is being investigated.

Kent Fire and Rescue Service said three fire engines were sent to the scene and crews used a high-pressure hose to extinguish the blaze in the ground-floor living room.

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News magazine The Spectator is one of a growing number of businesses that doesn't solicit CVs - instead recruiting based on aptitude tests.

In the words of its editor Fraser Nelson, external; "We don’t care where, when or even whether you went to university."

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BBC News

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Two stolen shotguns in a black carry case have been found in Hove.

Sussex Police said they were discovered in Storrington Close, in an outside area undergoing renovation works, on 8 August.

They were stolen during a burglary in Wimborne, Dorset, in 2016.

Anyone with information about the weapons is asked to contact officers.

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Hastings Observer, external: Police pursue vehicle through St Leonards and Hastings

Mid Sussex Times, external: Age UK centre in Burgess Hill saved from closure but call goes out for support

Brighton and Hove News, external: Planners relax 'affordable' housing conditions for two Brighton and Hove developers

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For IBM, eagerness is a key attribute for their young new joiners who are awaiting their A-level results today.

Jenny Taylor, who manages the graduate, student and apprenticeship programmes at IBM, tells Wake Up to Money: "We're looking for enthusiasm. Driven, innovative individuals with a passion to work for us.

"We're not looking for any specific skills. We realise that early professionals don't really have a lot of work experience but we are looking for certain attributes."

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Thousands of students are eagerly awaiting A-level results today.

No doubt they're feeling a bit sick and very nervous, so Wake Up to Money decided to ask a few employers how important A-levels are for finding a future job.

Andrea Pattico, chief people officer at business advisory firm MVF, says: "We want a broad mix of people with broad experiences because we want to make sure we have a really diverse business.

"We're looking at the experience that person has had rather than the university they attended."

Wilbury Stratton founder Dan Chester says his firm only recruits graduates.

He says: "The three key things we look for when we interview graduates are first and foremost confidence, secondly we're always very interested in people with good research capability and skills and finally we're always very keen on people who are very collaborative, who understand to how to work well as part of a team."

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A woman has been rescued from her house in Tunbridge Wells and taken to hospital following a large fire.

Three fire engines were sent to Mount Sion just after 01:00 BST.

The fire started in the ground-floor living room. An investigation into the cause of the fire has been launched.

As students get their A-level results, Newsbeat looks at how going to uni has changed since 1997.

Three young people talk about what they did in the year after collecting their A-level results.

Four young people talk about what they have done in the year since collecting their A-level results.

Georgina Gharsallah was last seen in a phone shop in her home town of Worthing on 7 March.

Georgina Gharsallah, from Worthing, West Sussex, has been missing since 7 March.

Surrey and Birmingham Bears keep their T20 Blast quarter-final hopes alive by winning their penultimate group games.

Huw Oxburgh
Local Democracy Reporter

East Sussex Council raised more than £1.4m from parking fines in 2016/17, an increase of more than 7.6% on the previous year.

The largest number of the fines were issued within the Hastings area raising more than £500,000 with 16,708 Penalty Charge Notices issued.

The figures from a council report show 83% of the Penalty Charge Notices were paid, while 2,800 were cancelled following appeal.

The report shows that 102 of the cancelled PCNs had been issued to broken down vehicles and 27 had been incorrectly issued to police vehicles.

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