Glenn Murray's stoppage-time header for Brighton ensures Gianfranco Zola's first game as Birmingham boss ends in defeat.

Newport County will be the Football League's bottom club on Christmas Day after a 3-1 defeat at Crawley.

Siobhan Daniels
BBC Live reporter

We'll be back at 06:00 GMT on Monday with the latest news, travel, weather and sport for the county.

Hope you can join us then. Have a lovely weekend.

Siobhan Daniels
BBC Live reporter

A theatre production of characters from David Walliams' new children's book 'First Hippo on the Moon' has premiered in Eastbourne.

It will also be playing at theatres around the country, including Kent and Surrey,

Police fear that a missing dementia sufferer from Crawley may have travelled far from his home.

William Harrison, 68, left his home in St James Walk about 13:20 GMT today to walk a short distance to have his hair cut, but he did not arrive.

Officers say he has gone missing before and on one occasion he was found in Edinburgh, where he originally came from. He has connections with York and police are concerned that he may have travelled further afield again.

Anyone with information should call Sussex Police on 101 quoting serial 815 of 16/12. If you see him, dial 999 immediately.

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Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

A couple from Haywards Heath say they're shocked and hurt the manufacturer of a cot in which their baby daughter died tried to suggest her toddler sister may have been involved. 

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

An NHS Trust says it's writing to the government asking what contingency plans will be put in place if the Southern strikes continue.

Police are concerned about the welfare of missing 35-year-old Lisa Lindsay who is believed to be in the Eastbourne or Brighton area.

Anyone with information should email 101@sussex.pnn.police.uk or call 101 quoting serial 1256 of 15/12.

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Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

A journalist from one of the rail industry's leading publications talks to BBC Sussex's breakfast show about Southern's proposals to change the role of guards, the issue at the centre of the dispute.

Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter

It looks like it will remain dry and mild.

Here's my forecast.

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

St Wilfrid's Hospice in Chichester helped fulfil a patient's wish to see snow for the last time. 

They managed it with the help of a friend of a member of staff, who lent them a snow machine.

And the hospice will be speaking to Danny Pike on BBC Sussex tomorrow at 11:40 GMT.

He's one of the country's top comedians, famous for TV shows such as Little Britain, and as a judge on Britains Got Talent - and David Walliams is also one of Britain's most successful children's authors.

Now his book, The First Hippo on the Moon has been adapted for the theatre and is premiering this week at the aptly named Hippodrome in Eastbourne.

Here are some facts you (probably) didn't know about him...

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"We take on board all the coroner’s comments following the inquest and apologise for the distress caused to the Rosemans.

"We will implement all the coroner’s advice, immediately actioning recommendations as follows: 

• Increasing our communications efforts to convince parents to ensure that the modification must be made to all cribs sold prior to November 2015. 

• Offering users the option to have their Bednest cribs to be returned to us for us to make the modification and then send back to them if they would rather not fit the two screws themselves. 

• Work to find all the remaining unmodified cots in circulation as we have been doing, writing, emailing and calling customers for whom we have contact details.

We will create a further social media campaign to promote the importance of the modification and tell parents how to return the crib or make the modification themselves.

Since the Bednest crib was first launched for sale, the safety of children has been at the heart of our company’s ethos. We have worked with experts and independent test laboratories to ensure compliance with safety standards.

We were devastated by the news of the death of baby Grace in 2015. 

A coroner says she is "very concerned" about the number of bedside cots still in circulation after the death of a seven-week-old baby.

Colin Campbell
BBC South East Special Correspondent

People smugglers who operated in Calais' migrant camp are continuing their criminal activity in broad daylight in Paris. 

A BBC South East Today investigation has discovered the smugglers offer guaranteed safe passage to the UK for just £3,000. 

Our undercover researcher was told he would be taken to Dover hidden in the back of a truck containing products from the supermarket chain Lidl. 

Lidl said they instigated an urgent investigation. 

A tropical bird that was found washed ashore on a Sussex beach has an easier journey home - on a flight from Heathrow.

Bryony MacKenzie
Education correspondent, BBC South East Today

It's been confirmed the University of Brighton's Hastings Campus is to close.

The Board of Governors announced the decision this afternoon following a year-long review and public consultation.

Some degree courses will continue to be offered from a new 'University Centre' based at Sussex Coast sixth form college.

The closure caused anger amongst some students and lecturers but the University maintained the Hastings campus was not financially sustainable. 

Our Christmas lights advent calendar is on day 16 – let’s take a look behind the door.

What are your lights like? We'd love to see - send us some pictures or video in the comments below, or to southeasttoday@bbc.co.uk  

A coroner has recorded a verdict of accidental death of a seven-week-old baby who died in a bedside cot.

Grace Roseman was found dead in the Bednest crib at the home in Haywards Heath on 9 April 2015.  

Coroner Penelope Schofield said to Grace’s parents at the hearing in Horsham: “It must have been particularly harrowing for you to face accusations from Bednest that her toddler sibling was involved in her death. But it was particularly unpalatable because there was no evidence on which to base that proposition.”

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She said she was disappointed no one from the company was there yesterday to listen to the experts.

She said she was “very, very concerned” about the number of cots still in circulation.

She said there were 6,000 of these particular cots made and 45% of customers have apparently been reached by Bednet to offer them the modification kits. 

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

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Bognor Regis is backing local boy Danny Mac to win this weekend's Strictly Come Dancing final. 

The former Hollyoaks star is the bookies favourite to take the title.

He's up against BBC Sport presenter Ore Oduba and singer and TV presenter Louise Redknapp.