Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

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Ian Palmer
BBC Southeast reporter

Singer Billy Bragg is appearing in Brighton tonight, in his 'Shine a Light' tour.

The album features songs, recorded by Billy and Joe Henry, on a 3,000-mile train journey across America.

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

I love a happy ending...

This little fox got into a spot of bother in Eastbourne, but luckily for him, the East Sussex Wildlife Rescue and Ambulance Service were on hand. 

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Eight-year-old Perlucia Mathebula has undergone a life-changing operation at the famous burns unit of East Grinstead's Queen Victoria Hospital.  

Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter

Armistice day will be cold and bright, but don't leave home on Saturday without your raincoat.

Here's my forecast.

A teenager told his mother "I think I've killed somebody", the jury at his murder trial hears.

Lauren Moss
BBC Live reporter

Check out these fantastic views of Brighton and Hove countryside.

Thanks to hang glider Steven Blackler who sent this to us from his exploits in the skies above Devil's Dyke.

Lauren Moss
BBC Live reporter

Days before Armistice Day two men have been stealing the poppy collection boxes from businesses across Sussex.

There have been thefts at The Pump House on Market Street in Brighton, Co-Op on South Coast Road in Peacehaven and the Royal Mail Delivery Office in Bexhill. 

Boxes were also stolen from the Sussex Pub in St Catherine's Terrace and Card Factory on George Street in Hove.

Image source, Sussex Police

Police want to speak with these two men who they believe are connected to the thefts.

Ben Weisz
Political reporter, BBC Sussex

Councillors on West Sussex's health select committee don't have any power over the NHS - but they can ask questions of those that do.

Today, they welcomed Alan Beasley from the High Weald, Lewes and Havens CCG - the NHS body that hired beleagured patient transport provider Coperforma.

Image source, WSCC

His answers revealed a few nuggets of interesting information.

Contrary to erroneous reports in the press that Coperforma was "stripped" of the Sussex contract - Coperforma approached the CCG to ask to hand it back, and it took the CCG completely by surprise. 

"This was an unforeseen outcome and it required immediate action," said Mr Beasley.

The CCG shares some people's worries that the new provider - the South Central Ambulance Service - might have too much on its plate launching in Sussex and Surrey at the same time. But, said Mr Beasley, "we've received the appropriate level of assurances".

And remember how the NHS spent money paying staff at ambulance firm Docklands when their employers didn't? That money is now going to be clawed back from Coperforma. 

Lauren Moss
BBC Live reporter

A jewellery designer from Hove has flown out to China as part of a major UK push for global trade links. 

The latest figures show that the South East has more businesses exporting there than anywhere else in England.

A memorial site marking the World War Two deaths of 10 US airmen is dug up by "nighthawks", police say.

Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC weather

Brighter than yesterday, but still a chance of showers this afternoon. Here's a look at my weather forecast.

Southern railway is facing legal action over its decision to withhold holiday pay from workers involved in the conductors' strike.

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

I love a happy ending...

This little fox got into a spot of bother in Eastbourne, but luckily for him, the East Sussex Wildlife Rescue and Ambulance Service were on hand. 

Mid Sussex Times, external: Man arrested on suspicion of murdering two women

The Argus, external: Developer claims it cannot provide affordable homes at Hove site

Chichester Observer, external: Levels of deprivation across Sussex revealed by charity report

Image source, Thinkstock

Ben Weisz
Political reporter, BBC Sussex

Earlier in the week I reported that Uber had applied to launch in Crawley. 

I've since found out they've also applied for a license in Chichester. 

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

Brighton's much-loved graffiti alley is to be replaced by affordable homes.

The City Council agreed last night to grant planning permission for three houses and nine flats on Kensington Street in the North Laine area.

The street is currently bedecked with murals.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Brighton Pavillion MP, and Co-Leader of the Green Party, Caroline Lucas fears the worst from a Trump presidency.  

Danny Pike
Presenter, BBC Sussex

I'm back on BBC Sussex from 09:00 GMT this morning.

Here's what we're discussing on today's phone-in.

A lodger who killed his landlord has pleaded guilty to murder.

51-year-old Alan Knight admitted to killing David Bond at the house they shared in Worthing in August this year when he appeared at Hove Crown Court on Friday 4 November.  

According to Sussex Police, David Bond was stabbed 25 times by a kitchen knife in the attack.

Image source, SUSSEX POLICE