Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

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Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

The autumn exhibition opening this weekend at Hastings' Jerwood Gallery is a bit of a paradise for arty name-droppers. 

David Hockney, Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth are - just for starters - three among 100 British Modern Artists inhabiting room after room of colourful pictures and sculptures. 

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

An ambulance driver confrontation, calls for a whistleblowing inquiry, and illicit tobacco seizures. 

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Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

One hundred years ago property developer Charles Neville created a new community between the South Downs and the Sussex coast.

Who's your favourite? Mr Strong? Mr Bump? or perhaps, Little Miss Naughty? 

From today, as well as being found on children's book shelves and on TV - you'll also be able to see Mr Men and Little Misses on stamps.

It's all to celebrate the 45th anniversary of the books, originally created by South East author and illustrator Roger Hargreaves.

Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter

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Johnny Cantor
BBC Sussex commentator

Brighton and Hove Albion captain Bruno is on course to be fit for the trip to Wigan on Saturday, according to manager Chris Hughton.

The defender came off in the midweek win over Wolves with a groin problem.

Striker Tomer Hemed is set to train tomorrow. Hughton is expecting the Israeli International to be available for selection. 

Image source, Getty Images

The news will be a huge boost for Chris Hughton. Bruno, 36, has been an ever-present in the league side so far this campaign and started every game last season.

The Spaniard has helped the Seagulls to eight clean sheets.

Centre back Lewis Dunk is suspended for the trip but Hughton has Connor Goldson at his disposal. The defender will be keen to get game-time and impress after signing a new four-year contract.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

A £1m scheme to provide coastal protection at a section of Medmerry Beach has been approved. 

The work will include installing a 180m-long timber splash wall and the replacement of two dilapidated groynes.   

Image source, Bunn Leisure

There will be a 170m extension to the existing Environment Agency rock armour along the beach frontage, which will offer greater stability for the beach which in turn will reduce erosion. 

Four years ago £17m was spent securing coastal protection at West Sands, building two L-shaped offshore rock breakwaters at either end of their beach frontage.

Image source, Bunn Leisure

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

The effects of Brexit could see seasonal workers from abroad choosing to stay away from the UK, leaving farmers facing a shortage of fruit pickers.

It's being claimed potential workers are reluctant to come here by reports they wouldn't be welcome. 

The National Farmers Union is urging the government to introduce a Seasonal Agricultural Workers scheme. The change would mean farmers could recruit from outside Europe.

A service station manager from Worthing has been robbed of thousands of pounds in takings as he headed to the bank with them. 

Two men pushed him to the ground at around 10:30 BST yesterday on Southfield Road in the town, and snatched his cash bag.

Police are looking for two men aged around 30, who were both dressed in grey tracksuit bottoms and grey hooded tops.

Hundreds of thousands of us in the South East use the railways to commute.

A BBC documentary explores how Britain's expanding rail network was the spark to a social revolution, starting in the 1800s and continuing through to modern times.

Railways: The Making Of A Nation, tonight on BBC Four at 20:00 BST  

Paul Clifton
Transport correspondent, BBC South Today

Gatwick Express will cancel services until mid December because of leaves on the line.

Parent company Govia Thameslink Railway says it will stop 33 trains a day. Although it is normal for trains in the area to be affected by slippery rails, it is highly unusual for services to be cancelled just in case there are problems. 

The company says it is being done to allow other services to operate more reliably on a line that is close to maximum capacity. 

Image source, Gatwick Express

Meanwhile Southern railway says the last services suspended under an emergency timetable last July will finally return at the end of this month. It had previously been cancelling at least 340 trains a day. 

Services between Southampton and Brighton will be the last ones to be brought back. This means Southern Railway has recruited sufficient staff to operate the full timetable.

If you've noticed a bit of activity down at Eastbourne pier over the last couple of days, this is why. English Heritage are working with the Durotriges Project to try and find a long-lost Roman villa.

The RMT union suspends one of its strike days on Southern rail routes after a request from the British Legion.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Mr Men Stamps, Raymond Briggs movie and Casualty star in concert. Here's our showbiz bulletin.   

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Thousands of gay men convicted of now-abolished sexual offences are to receive posthumous pardons, the government has announced, following the case of Sussex-based Alan Turing.

Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC weather

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The planned rail strike by Southern rail guards has been called off on 3 November, however, it will continue the following day.

The RMT has suspended a planned strike on Southern rail on 3 November following a request from the British Legion, the union has announced.

A former vicar is charged with sexual offences against young girls dating back to the 1970s.