Colchester United 2-3 Crawley Townpublished at 22:51 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
Jimmy Smith scores a hat-trick to help Crawley Town secure victory at Colchester United in League Two.
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Colchester United 2-3 Crawley Townpublished at 22:51 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
That's it from us...published at 21:57 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
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Make sure it's just hearts you're setting on fire tonight...published at 21:44 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter...see what I did there?!
Seriously though, West Sussex Fire and Rescue have a serious message for anyone thinking of cooking tonight in this video they've shared on Twitter.
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End of twitter postWanted: Valentine's Day datespublished at 21:15 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporterAre you looking for a date this Valentine's Day?
Well you're not the only one.
Image source, Sussex PoliceSussex Police is sending out love messages with a difference today, to try and get a date with these five wanted people.
The force wants all five to hand themselves in... or for anyone who knows where they are to come forward with information.
- Kyle Gilmore is 23 and from Hastings. He's breached the terms of his licence since being released from prison last July.
- 31-year-old Aldo Oringa has links to Littlehampton and Worthing. He's also breached his prison release licence.
- Edward Stokes is 19 and from London. He's wanted in connection with a burglary in Handcross.
- 18-year-old John Casey from Burgess Hill failed to answer his police bail in January, having been arrested on suspicion of burglary.
- Lucia Biffi, 26, from Littlehampton is wanted in connection with shoplifting offences.
Hove woman's fear over flat damagepublished at 20:44 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
Ben Weisz
Political reporter, BBC SussexA woman from Hove says she's afraid to live in her own flat after a council contractor drilled through the wall.
Eastbourne rape victim seeks law changepublished at 20:12 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporterA woman raped as a child is seeking changes to the way sex abusers are treated after the man who assaulted her walked free from court.
And you can read more on this story here.
This afternoon's top newspaper headlinespublished at 19:29 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
Image source, ThinkstockThe Argus, external: Girlfriend vows to find murdered partner’s grave
Sussex Express, external: Hailsham councillor steps down prompting by-election
Eastbourne Herald, external: Rail replacement buses to Eastbourne pushed back for Albion game
Brighton and Hove News, external: Demolition of hospital’s Jubilee building begins
'Offensive' nude art removed from showpublished at 18:57 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
An exhibition on the theme of romance was forced to remove pictures of naked women after complaints.
Read MoreSouthern dispute talks end without dealpublished at 18:41 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
Talks between the RMT and Southern rail break down at conciliation service Acas.
Read MoreRape survivor seeks 'loophole' law changepublished at 18:18 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
Sex abuser given absolute discharge and avoids sex offenders register after trial of facts.
Read MoreRMT: Southern 'bulldozing through' changespublished at 18:06 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
Image source, PAThe RMT has reacted angrily to the breakdown of talks between themselves and Southern Rail.
General Secretary Mick Cash said Southern had a "pig-headed attitude" which has "wrecked" the talks.
Quote MessageOur negotiating team is furious at the way this union and its members have been treated.
Quote MessageThis is dire news not just for staff but for passengers who rightly demand a safe, reliable and accessible service. I will now take a full report back to the unions executive."
Mick Cash, General Secretary of the RMT
Southern talks: 'We’re saddened it’s ended so prematurely.published at 17:59 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
Talks between Southern and the RMT union have ended without agreement, according to Acas.
Image source, PAQuote MessageWe came to today’s meeting hopeful we could find a way forward to end the RMT’s dispute and we’re saddened it’s ended so prematurely. The travelling public will find the union’s obstinate refusal to engage in meaningful and constructive talks disappointing, disheartening and increasingly destructive.
Quote MessageOver the past year the RMT has had 28 days of strikes on this one issue, we’ve seen in excess 20,000 trains cancelled as a result, thousands of journeys disrupted, people’s work and family lives badly impacted and the cost to the regional economy is in excess of £300m.
Quote MessageConductors in the RMT union transferred to the new customer service role (On-Board Supervisor) from the beginning of last month and are now operating effectively in that role. Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Rail - the highest industry authority in the land - also says that drivers in sole control of the train is a safe method of operation.
Quote MessageSo the conclusion that most reasonable people will reach is that the RMT is seeking to hang on to its power to cancel trains. We’ve fully implemented our modernisation programme with the driver opening and closing the doors and a second person focused on customer service on our trains. Everyone is sick and tired of the RMT’s strikes and their pointless and intransigent stance needs to stop, and stop now.
Nick Brown, Chief Operating Officer of GTR, Southern’s parent company
Southern rail talks 'end without agreement'published at 17:55 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
BreakingTalks between the RMT union and Southern Railway have ended without agreement, said Acas.
Action call over NHS 'bullying'published at 17:12 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
NHS bullying claims at South East Coast Ambulance Service prompt calls for government action.
Read MoreWhat a difference 22 years makepublished at 16:45 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
Image source, The Morris familyCan you spot the difference between these two pictures?
Image source, The Morris familyProud dad Kim Morris picked up his son for his graduation photograph 22 years after being snapped holding him as a toddler at his wife's graduation.
James Morris, 23, graduated with a BA (Hons) in Applied Psychology and Criminology from the University of Brighton last week and the family struck the same pose taken when his mother Ruth gained her Masters in Management Development from Salford University.
Ruth, from Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, said: “We are incredibly proud of James, in fact we couldn't be prouder.”
James, who lives in Brighton, conducted interviews at the YMCA for his dissertation and is now working for the YMCA, helping vulnerable people in the community.
Kim wore the same suit and tie for the photograph that he wore when she graduated in 1995, when James was 18-months-old, and he hopes to wear the same outfit at their younger son Alex’s graduation.
He said: “The suit is a little snug these days – it must have shrunk.”
'We have to lay him on a floor which could be urine-soaked'published at 15:55 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterHow would you feel if you had to change your disabled child on the wet floor of a public toilet? One Eastbourne mum says enough is enough.
The next Sherlock Holmes found in Brighton?published at 15:23 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
Chrissie Reidy
Reporter, BBC South East TodayAs part of the BBC's "Terrific Scientific" project, we've been to the Brighton Science Festival to learn about the dark arts of analysing fingerprints, human hair and even blood...
Valentine's 'Most Wanted' - Edward Stokespublished at 14:49 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
Here's the fourth video released by Sussex Police as part of its Valentine's 'Most Wanted' series.
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End of twitter postCloudy afternoon but feeling mildpublished at 14:26 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
Kate Kinsella
BBC WeatherCloud has been moving across the South East today, and it's set to stay this afternoon.
Here's my lunchtime forecast.
Knife point robbery at Portslade storepublished at 13:27 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2017
Two men, one with a knife, held up three female staff members at a store in Portslade on Monday evening before escaping with cash.
The men went into the Co-op store in Abinger Road around 21:50 GMT.
One of the workers was pulled by the hair to a safe and forced to open it at knife point.
The other man broke open tills before both men escaped to a waiting red Volkswagen Golf, driven by a third person.
Both men were dressed in dark clothing and were wearing balaclavas.