A teenager is charged after a 16-year-old boy suffered "potentially life threatening injuries" in a stabbing.

Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex sports reporter

Terrific entertainment at Hove with 147 runs scored and four wickets taken, a genuinely quick bowler roaring in down the hill, and an exciting young all rounder showing a full array of shots. 

It's been great stuff!

Worcestershire have their noses in front largely thanks to Miguel Cummins who has bowled with electric pace and has fully deserved his six wickets. 

Jofra Archer has yet again shown he is a very special talent following up his seven wickets last week with an effortless innings of 46, and sharing a partnership of 97 with Chris Jordan who remains 45 not out at lunch.

Bring on the afternoon session!

Live updates and commentary here. 

Kate Kinsella
BBC weather

The temperatures are set to soar again this afternoon, here's my forecast.   

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

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League Two side Crawley Town sign Dean Cox on a deal until 2019 following the winger's departure from Leyton Orient.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Bake Off, country duo in Brighton and a stage adaption of a top film.

Here's our showbiz round-up.

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

You can't blame Will Bayley for getting slightly excited after winning gold at the Paralympic games in Rio. 

The Groombridge Paralympian was so overjoyed he jumped on the table, which didn't please the umpire, who handed him a yellow card.

So how did Will react? By hugging her, of course...

Rail Minister Paul Maynard assures passengers he is determined to resolve issues on the troubled Southern network as matter of urgency.

Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex sports reporter

It's a glorious morning here as Sussex resume on 50-4 after Worcestershire made 306 yesterday.

Live updates and commentary here.

It's that time of year again when social media fills up with photographs of children wearing too-large new uniforms as they head off for the first day of school.

But what of those who are home educated? The hashtag #notbacktoschool has been gaining traction as parents post their first day pictures.

Here are some of the pupils - and teachers - who do their learning away from the formal classroom. Read the feature here.

Image source, Louise Alsford

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Tim Loughton, MP for East Worthing and Shoreham, described Southern's rail service as 'a shambles' and called for compensation for passengers.

Ben Weisz
Political reporter, BBC Sussex

How many politicians can say they’ve headlined a Billy Bragg gig? This evening, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn will be living many a musician’s dream, as he addresses a rally of supporters on the fringe of the Trade Union Congress in Brighton. 

Elsewhere, delegates will discuss a variety of workplace matters, from bosses who spy on their staff to the future of the NHS.

And in the city with the country’s only Green MP, there will be discussion of what the Paris Agreement on Climate Change means for jobs, and how trade unions should respond.

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

The South East's first Paralympic Gold medal winner at the Rio Games, Will Bayley, says he's "achieved the impossible dream".

The 28-year-old from Groombridge beat Brazilian favourite Israel Pereira Stroh 3-1 in the Class 7 table tennis final.

Girls growing up in parts of England have a much lower quality of life than others, according to analysis of official statistics.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Crawley MP Henry Smith criticised the service provided on Southern services during a Commons debate last night.

Here's what is making the headlines in the local newspapers and websites:

The Argus, external: Disappointed visitors turned away from Brighton's i360.

Worthing Herald, external: Sussex football game abandoned after alleged assault.

Brighton and Hove News, external: Radical new boundaries proposed for three Brighton and Hove seats

Eastbourne Herald, external: Decision looms over 425 homes plan.

Image source, Thinkstock

Helen Catt
Political editor, BBC South East

The Boundary Review is a bit like a game of electoral musical chairs and this time it's Mid Kent and Faversham's Helen Whately who's left, quite literally, without a seat.

While the Conservatives will see their majorities shored up by the changes in many constituencies, losing this one will be a blow as it's one they can usually rely on winning.

Big changes in Thanet won't work in their favour either. South Thanet, which Craig Mackinlay won by a whisker in 2015, is set to become the new constituency of Thanet East.

It'll lose Tory-leaning Sandwich (to neighbouring Dover) and gain Margate, which comes with a much higher level of support for Labour and UKIP.

The Liberal Democrats though may well be eyeing up Maidstone, now without the Weald, as well as the newly created Brighton East and Newhaven.

Image source, Craig Mackinlay

And what of the country's only Green MP, Caroline Lucas? Well, Woodingdean is being joined to much of her existing constituency of Brighton Pavilion to become Brighton North. She'll also inherit the heavily Labour area of Moulsecoomb, both of which could make a Green win there in 2020 that bit harder.

The thing about these proposals though is that they are just that: proposals. There'll be plenty of scope for them to change and, since they'll need to pass a vote of MPs, it's fairly likely they will.

Image source, Helen Whately

Rail Minister Paul Maynard was speaking at an adjournment debate in the House of Commons last night about the Govia Thameslink rail service.

The government recently announced a £20m fund and a new review board in a bid to improve Southern rail services and "get to grips" with problems on its network.

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

The first Round Britain Coastal Drive is underway.

Fifty classic cars have left Goodwood near Chichester for the 3,600-mile journey.

An FA Vase first-round qualifying match was abandoned on Saturday after a spectator reportedly punched a Worthing United player as he was substituted.

The incident occurred 70 minutes into Worthing's home tie against Peacehaven at the Robert Albon Memorial Ground.

Sussex Police say a 24-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of assault, and has been bailed until 3 October pending further enquiries. Read the story here.

Image source, Getty Images

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Brighton's i360 remains closed, rail assurances and skate park safety concerns. Here's this morning's headlines.