Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

A man is being questioned by police after a firework was set off in a pub toilet.

Police were called to The Shore bar in Dane Road, Seaford, just before 21:30 BST last night. Officers found one of the cubicles in the gents’ toilets had sustained extensive damage.

A 35-year-old man from Seaford, arrested on suspicion of criminal damage, remains in police custody.

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.

Police are worried about Anthony O'Neil who's gone missing from Bognor. 

He was last seen at his home in Aldwick Road on Wednesday morning. 

The 57-year-old also has linked to East Grinstead and Burgess Hill.

Police say his disappearance is out of character.

Image source, Sussex Police

Do you know a local sports volunteer who deserves some much-needed recognition?

There are just three days left (nominations close at midnight on Sunday, 23 October) to nominate them for the 2016 BBC Unsung Hero award.

Find out how to here.

Image source, BBC Sport

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.

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

A number of historic buildings in the South East that are considered to be under threat have been added to Historic England's "at risk" register.

You can read the full story here.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Mr Men Stamps, a Raymond Briggs movie and a Casualty star in concert.

Here's our showbiz bulletin. 

Danny Pike
Presenter, BBC Sussex

I'm on air on BBC Sussex at 09:00 BST.

Here's a teaser of what's lined up for today.

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

Danny O'Callaghan from Eastbourne has sent us these great pictures which he took using a drone.

They are taken at Beachy Head, Eastbourne and Butts Brow in Willingdon.

They are definitely contenders for our #photooftheday, external. Remember you can send us your videos or pictures on Twitter, external, on Facebook, external or by sending us an email.  

Image source, Danny O'Callaghan

Image source, Danny O'Callaghan

Image source, Danny O'Callaghan

Image source, Danny O'Callaghan

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

The RMT union, external says it has called a national protest for 1 November in support of guards working for Southern Rail, external as part of its long-running dispute with the company.

A spokesman says the protest will gather from 12:30 BST to 13:30 BST opposite Parliament.

There will then be a rally inside Parliament from 14:00 BST to 15:30 BST.

Speakers will include: Mick Cash, General Secretary of the RMT; Manuel Cortes, General Secretary of the TSSA; Andy McDonald MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Transport; and Caroline Lucas, Green MP for Brighton Pavilion.

Image source, PA

The RMT has demanded "passenger safety be put before private profit", but GTR maintains modernising the service would be "safe".

Chief executive Charles Horton said there would still be a second person onboard trains.

"By modernising the train service so that drivers have sole control, passengers will get better on-board customer service and fewer delayed trains," he said.

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

The autumn exhibition opening this weekend at Hastings' Jerwood Gallery is a bit of 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. 

Image source, MOD

A flotilla of Russian warships is expected to enter the English Channel this morning en route to Syria.

Two British naval ships are shadowing the vessels. The Ministry of Defence said they would be "man-marked every step of the way" while near UK waters.

A Russian tug, believed to be in convoy with the taskforce, has entered the channel off the coast near Ramsgate. Read the full story here.

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 today. 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.

Eastbourne Pier gets a new owner, a power plant’s given the go ahead in Sandwich, and a bill for private ambulances. 

Peter Stewart looks at the stories happening #onthisday, external in the South East.

Image source, Thinkstock

The Argus, external: Apprentice candidates storm Brighton.

Worthing Herald, external: Couple giving back to hospital staff who saved their little boy.

Chichester Observer, external: Final A27 decision for Chichester due soon.

Eastbourne Herald, external: Witness plea after reported hit-and-run near Polegate.

East Grinstead Courier, external: Green spaces in East Grinstead will be protected from developers but only if you vote.

Midhurst and Petworth Observer, external: Campaigners get ready for debate over South Pond.

Crawley and Horley Observer, external: Break in at Crawley Town could cost thousands.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

It's 100 years since property developer Charles Neville created a new community between the South Downs and the Sussex coast.

Specialist police officers are using new heat-seeking technology to help detect migrants hiding in lorries arriving at Newhaven and Shoreham ports.  

Sussex Police says it has seen an increase in the number of migrants found this year in small ports, harbours and on ferries. 

And the force is preparing for more attempts by migrants to get to the UK when the Calais jungle is cleared. 

Image source, PA

Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter

But at least we've got a mainly dry day ahead.

Here's my forecast  

Image source, Robert Horscraft

It's nearly the weekend, but before we get there we'll be here until 22:00 BST with all the news, travel, weather and sport for the county.  

This rainbow over the ruins at Tide Mills near Seaford was sent to us by Robert Horscraft - it's our #photooftheday, external

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