Kathryn Langley
Sussex Live

That's all for our live coverage today, we'll be back with you from 06:00 BST tomorrow morning.

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Have a lovely evening.

We've been speaking to people about what the Brexit vote means to them.

Here's the view of Kay Green. 

You can follow our coverage using #brexitbritain.

Bob Dale

A two-wheeled protest in Brighton, plans to drill in the National Park and Sussex's first free school - it's #onthisday, external one, three, five years ago...

The non-emergency ambulance service in Sussex is on the brink of "collapse" tonight, according to a group of companies who are contracted by Coperforma to provide the service. 

Soldier Ben Stoten lost both his legs after stepping on a landmine in Afghanistan in 2012.

He's now training to become a personal trainer.  

Here's our report from Maria Ramos.

A teenager who started a fire in Bognor Regis has been found guilty of arson with intent to endanger life.

Michael Bissett set fire to a sock in the lounge of a first floor flat in Aldwick Road last November. 

The man living there had to jump bare foot onto the pavement below after becoming trapped inside. 

Mr Bissett, who's 18 and from Lyon Street, is due to be sentenced next month.  

It's more than two months since Britain voted to leave the EU - and tonight's Inside Out is devoted to Brexit.

We'll be speaking to a Bulgarian woman living in the South East who supports the decision.

Don't miss Inside Out on BBC One at 19:30 BST. You can also follow our coverage using #brexitbritain.

A group of travellers that parked up on the seafront in Seaford have moved on, after the town council started legal action to evict them. 

Eighteen families parked their vehicles on the Esplanade on Friday evening.

Seaford Town Council staff worked through the weekend to gather evidence needed for permission to evict the group, but they left this morning.

Image source, Seaford Town Council

Stuart Maisner

Rail strike plans, a runway closure, and an exotic bird found in St Leonards. Here are this afternoon's main stories.  

A teacher's been jailed for ten years for raping a 14-year-old girl from Eastbourne. 

Subir Chakravarty, who taught at Ratton School, was convicted after a five-day trial at Hove Crown Court.

The 38-year-old from Essex raped his victim twice at the house where he used to live in the town. 

The offences happened in March 2014.

Image source, Sussex Police

Ben Weisz
Political reporter, BBC Sussex

The debate about whether to leave the EU is largely over – we’re leaving, the Government insists.

But just when you thought political chatter might turn to something else, a new debate is opening up – on what terms should we leave?

We asked two key thinkers in the Sussex business world what they’d want to see in any deal to exit the EU.  

Image source, Getty Images

Futurologist Nick Price set out his best-case and worst-case scenario for the UK in 2021 – one where we’d taken the opportunity to trade with the world and expand our economy, and one where we’d hesitated - the economy stagnating while we dithered over what to do.

Image source, Getty Images

Businessman Brett North then told us that to avoid that worst-case scenario and get to the rosier situation, the UK needed to act decisively, do more to nurture homegrown talent, and shift the immigration debate from one about numbers to one about skills.

Here are the top stories from the local newspapers in Sussex this afternoon:

The Argus, external: More than 100 council staff dismissed for misconduct in three years.

Hastings Observer, external: Rare bird rescued after washing up on St Leonards beach

Image source, Thinkstock

Brighton and Hove Albion Connor Goldson has revealed he feared he could miss this season.  

You can read the interview with The Argus here, external.

Image source, The Argus

Bob Dale

A two-wheeled protest in Brighton, plans to drill in the National Park and Sussex's first free school - it's #onthisday, external

A rail passengers group is to fund a legal review of the government's handling of the Southern rail franchise amid continuing disruption.

Supporters of a bid to buy a cottage steeped in literary history claim they have been sidelined and that it will become a B&B.  

Read The Argus story here, external.

Image source, The Argus

Stuart Maisner

Nearly 150 soldiers from across the South East are carrying out exercises near the border with Russia in support of the Estonian army.  

It's more than two months since Britain voted to leave the EU - and tonight's Inside Out is devoted to Brexit.

We'll be speaking to a Bulgarian woman living in the South East who supports the decision.

Don't miss Inside Out on BBC One at 19:30 BST. You can also follow our coverage using #brexitbritain.

Georgina Burnett
BBC Weather

A gloomy afternoon today with a muggy evening but brighter tomorrow.

Here's your lunchtime forecast.

From today you can get updates from us throughout the day from 06:00 BST until 22:00 BST Monday to Friday. 

And on our sister site in Kent too. Here's Polly, Rob and Rachel to tell you more.

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