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The Argus, external: Neighbours help pedestrian hit by car, lifting vehicle off her until firefighters arrive
Chichester Observer, external: Stranded swan rescued from reservoir near Chichester
Mid Sussex Times, external: Hot tubs worth £14,000 stolen from garden centre
Hastings Observer, external: Looking back to Sixties anniversary of Battle of Hastings
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Simon Jenkins
Reporter, BBC Sussex
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Rail travellers are being badly let down, according to an influential committee of MPs.
A report by the Transport Select Committee criticises complicated ticketing systems, overcrowding and a lack of access for disabled passengers.
It also condemns the government's handling of rail franchises, and singles out the "woeful" experience of Southern passengers, who have faced months of industrial action and staff shortages.
Image source, Zoe MartinThe family of a biker paralysed from the chest downwards in a freak accident are trying to raise funds which will enable him to remain in his current home.
Carl Martin, 36, from Copthorne in West Sussex, suffered life-changing spinal injuries while taking part in a motorcycle track day at Brands Hatch, in Kent, just over two weeks ago.
His wife Zoe, 34, said he had also fractured his neck, broken all his ribs, and punctured a lung.
Image source, Zoe MartinThe field service technician is being treated at a London hospital, but will eventually be transferred to a specialist rehabilitation facility.
Mrs Martin said he was "an amazing dad" to their two-year-old daughter, Jessica, and was remaining positive and focusing on being able to return home.
"He's already looking at what sport to master for the next Paralympic Games," she added.
Image source, Carl MartinFamily friend Sarah Kiely has set up a fund to raise money to pay for building works needed to adapt the family home for use by someone in a wheelchair.
She said: "No amount of money can reverse what has happened but financial help can stop the constant worry.
"To be able to stay in their forever family home would be incredible."
Mrs Martin said the family had already received offers of help from tradesmen and other people, for which they were very thankful.
Danny Pike
Presenter, BBC Sussex
Here's a look at what's coming up on my show on BBC Sussex at 09:00 BST.
Dan Maclaren
BBC Live reporter
MPs criticise Southern trains, events are held for the 950th anniversary of the Battle of Hastings, and four new Winnie-the-Pooh books are published.
Here are your morning headlines.
Police are looking for thieves who stole two hot tubs from a garden centre in West Sussex.
The break-in happened between 20:30 BST and midnight last Friday at Squires on the A24 in Washington.
The hot tubs are worth a total of £14,560.
Image source, Sussex PoliceAs the number of reported rapes trebles in Kent and doubles in Sussex, one victim now dedicates her life to encouraging others to come forward.
It's the 950th anniversary of the Battle of Hastings today, and to mark the occasion a sculpture's been built using 10,000 balloons.
Whilst he was out covering the story earlier this week, BBC South East presenter Rob Smith learnt a new skill. It probably wouldn't have done him much good on the battlefield...
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
The family of a 10-year-old triplet from Crawley say they have weeks, rather than months, to raise £80,000 for a life saving treatment that the NHS can't fund.
Sumner Malik has a rare type of brain tumour.
The government's handling of rail franchises is attacked in a report by MPs that cites Southern passengers' woes as a three-day staff strike ends.
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Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter
Temperatures are on the rise, but that means rain's on the way. Here's my forecast.
Dan Maclaren
BBC Live reporter
We'll be here until 22:00 BST with all the news, travel, weather and sport for the county.
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