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Updates on Monday 6 February 2017
The BBC has obtained a more localised breakdown of votes from nearly half of the local authorities which counted EU referendum ballots last June.
This information provides much greater depth and detail in explaining the pattern of how the UK voted.
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Relive Sunday's Championship action as Brentford draw with Brighton in an extraordinary game, and Huddersfield beat Leeds.
Read MoreSome members of the Aslef union say they are unhappy with a deal to avert strike action at Southern rail.
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Jane Vickers
BBC Sussex reporter
All this week we’ll be telling the stories of people in Sussex affected by breast and prostate cancer, and the groundbreaking work happening right on our doorstep.
You can hear more each day this week on BBC Sussex.
Danny Pike
Presenter, BBC Sussex
Every hospital in the South East spent this winter operating at unsafe levels, according to figures published by the NHS.
Have you been affected you? Call me now on 03459 570057.
Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter
The RMT union says it is 'not certain' that talks, set to take place with the rail company Southern, will go ahead this week as planned.
It comes after a deal was struck last week between Southern and the driver's union Aslef.
In a bid to end a long running dispute over the introduction of driver-only operated trains the driver's union Aslef agreed a deal with the rail company last week. The RMT union called it a "shocking" betrayal of workers and passengers.
The deal outlines a number of circumstances when trains will be able to run without an onboard supervisor - something the RMT argues would be unsafe.
Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter
Image source, Rex FeaturesBrighton defender Connor Goldson has been identified as having a heart issue and will miss the rest of the season.
The Championship club say routine cardiac screening discovered "a possible risk factor" with the 24-year-old's heart.
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
Every hospital in Sussex has been operating at unsafe levels this winter - according to NHS figures. Between December 1st and January 22nd all the county's hospitals had average bed occupancy rates above 93%.
The level considered "safe" is 85%.
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
A woman from Sussex is calling for the age at which people are screened for bowel cancer to be reduced from 60 to 50.
Michele Cheetham from Saltdean was diagnosed with the cancer two years ago at the age of 52 and has since been treated.
She is now backing a campaign by the charity Beating Bowel Cancer to have the screening age lowered.
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
A group of women from Uckfield are planning an attempt on Africa's tallest mountain.
The eight-strong team will set off for Tanzania this month, where they'll hike to the peak of Kilimanjaro.
Several of them are veterans of the Three Peaks Challenge, and they'll be raising money for Chestnut Tree House, a local charity which provides hospice and community support for children with life-shortening conditions.
Image source, Cathy DoorisQuote MessageWe've gone on lots of training walks, we walk from Glynde to Lewes, Burling Gap to Cuckmere Haven, then back to Beachy Head. We're all mums and have lots of children, fortunately they're all well. But one of our group knows someone who used Chestnut Tree House, so this is a way of saying thank you. I'm also a retired GP, so I knew of Chestnut Tree professionally".
Cathy Dooris, Ladies of Uckfield Climb Kili
Image source, Cathy DoorisClaire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter
BBC South East has been shown details of the deal drawn up between Aslef - the train drivers union - and Southern Railway, which has been criticised by the RMT union as a "shocking betrayal" of workers and passengers. The deal - which hasn't yet been released publicly - agrees that there are a number of circumstances when trains will be able to run without an on board supervisor.
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
Talks are due to be held this week between the RMT union and Southern in a bid to resolve a long-running dispute over changes to the role of conductors.
The union agreed to talks after the drivers union Aslef agreed a deal with the rail company last week. It's been criticised by the RMT as a "shocking" betrayal of workers and passengers.
The deal outlines a number of circumstances when trains will be able to run without an on board supervisor - something the RMT argues would be unsafe.
Full story here
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Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather
It's a grey start but the cloud will clear away. Here's my latest forecast.
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To kick things off here's a great snap of Bateman's in Burwash by Paul Minister - it's our #photooftheday.
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