Summary

  • Our live coverage has now ended

  • Reports from Monday 22 August

Live Reporting

  1. Exhibition of messages of condolences opens

    Stuart Maisner

    An exhibition of all the messages of condolences which were left on the toll bridge in Shoreham has opened today in Chichester.

  2. The toll bridge in Shoreham

    Bob Dale
    Live from Shoreham

    I'm here for Sussex Live as preparations for the ceremony are underway.

    Flowers adorn the wooden toll bridge in Shoreham.

    In a few hours relatives and friends of the 11 men killed one year ago will gather at this spot.

    Flowers on Shoreham Bridge

  3. 'I feel lost and lonely without him'

    Stuart Maisner

    Mark Trussler, 54, from Worthing, was a motorbike enthusiast who went to watch the airshow.

    His partner Giovanna Chirico has spoken to the BBC.

  4. Chief Constable to attend memorial service

    The Chief Constable of Sussex Police will join hundreds of people gathered at Shoreham toll bridge this lunchtime to remember those who died in the air crash exactly a year ago.

    Floral tributes left at the Old Toll Bridge in ShorehamReuters

    The tragedy of the Shoreham air crash still has significant impact for the families who lost loved ones... Our thoughts have not strayed from them during this past year and we remain committed to finding answers for them as to how and why this dreadful thing happened."

    Ch Con Giles York, Sussex Police

  5. Commemorations this lunchtime

    Stuart Maisner

    Here's a look at the events that will be happening at 13:22 BST this lunchtime, the exact time the tragedy struck one year ago.  

  6. Worst airshow disaster since 1953

    Eleven men died when a Hawker Hunter jet crashed on to the A27 in West Sussex during the Shoreham Airshow on 22 August last year.

  7. Good morning from Sussex Live

    We're here today bringing you updates on the commemorations to mark the first anniversary of the Shoreham air crash.

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