Updates on Tuesday 14 February 2017
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Police have released pictures of two men they want to speak to in connection with a computer shop robbery in Hove.
At 17:15 GMT on Tuesday 10 January, three computers worth around £2,800 were stolen from Solutions Inc in Old Shoreham Road.
Image source, Sussex PoliceIt is believed that one of the suspects was seen to be carrying either a knife or a screwdriver.
They ran from the shop after the security system was activated by a member of staff.
Here's the third video released by Sussex Police as part of it's Valentine's 'Most Wanted' series.
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Victorian art on display at a Sussex gallery as part of a ‘Romance’ exhibition has had to be removed from public view.
The Edwin Budding Gallery, in Hassocks near Brighton, received numerous complaints from visitors who said they were offended by the work, which consisted of a series of postcard-sized photographs of nude Victorian women.
Image source, The Edwin Budding GalleryQuote MessageThe work was given to us by a local art collector to be included in our romantic art themed exhibition. Before 1839, depictions of nudity generally consisted of paintings, drawings and engravings.
Quote MessageArtists then began to use new photography techniques and technology as a new and exciting way to depict the nude form. The history of this art form is probably more interesting than the work itself to a lot of people. Obviously, it was not intended to cause offence.”
Martin Nee, Exhibition organiser
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
This art was made to challenge our perceptions about children with life-limiting conditions.
The Demelza Hospice proves care and support to children and parents throughout Kent, East Sussex and South East London.
Sussex appoint ex-player Michael Yardy, who was captain between 2009 and 2012, as their full-time batting coach.
Read MoreHere's the second video released by Sussex Police today as part of its Valentine's 'Most Wanted' series.
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Police have released an efit of two men they want to speak to in connection with a burglary in Steyning.
Image source, Sussex PoliceIt was reported two men called at an address in Penlands Vale on Wednesday 25 January claiming to be police officers.
They presented an A4 sheet of paper which they said was a court order allowing them to search the house for drugs and money.
The victims were suspicious and said they'd call 999 but the men said they'd be handcuffed and arrested if they did.
While the couple sat in the lounge, the two men went upstairs and carried out a search before leaving with about £1,400 in cash.
Here's a video released by Sussex Police this morning with information about a 'Valentine' the force is trying to trace.
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Lynda Hardy
South East Today reporter
There is an open-evening of stargazing tonight as part of the South Downs Dark Skies festival.
Astronomers will be in Stanmer Park in Brighton from 18:30 GMT.
In May last year the South Downs National Park became the world's newest International Dark Sky Reserve, which will protect the area from light pollution.
It's only the second such reserve in the UK.
Two million people live within five kilometers of the National Park, making it one of the most accessible in the world.
Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter
Sussex Cricket have appointed former captain Michael Yardy as the club's new batting coach.
Yardy, who retired from professional cricket at the end of the 2015 season after spending two decades as a player with the club, has come in as batting coach for the whole player pathway, from the junior squads to the professional team.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe 36-year-old, who was born in Kent, helped Sussex win the County Championship three times, played 28 one-day internationals, and 14 Twenty20 internationals for England.
Yardy was part of the side which won the World Twenty20 title in 2010, but returned home early from the 2011 World Cup with depression.
He has scored almost 10,000 first-class runs for Sussex in 182 appearances, and has played 166 List A and 101 T20 matches for the county.
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Danny Pike
Presenter, BBC Sussex
A Sussex supermarket is about to trail an autism-friendly scheme, so this morning I'm discussing places that go the extra mile to help those with extra needs.
Join me on BBC Sussex from 09:00 GMT
Lynda Hardy
South East Today reporter
Talks between Southern rail and the RMT union over changes to the role of guards are set to take place today.
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's after the union yesterday claimed the equivalent of 1,000 services a year are operating without a second member of staff on board.
It said figures showed that on nine days this year, at least 26 trains did not have an on board supervisor.
Southern says that this only happens in exceptional circumstances, when a supervisor is unavailable.
Read our full story here.
Chrissie Reidy
Reporter, BBC South East Today
As 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...
Image source, Getty ImagesBrighton striker Tomer Hemed has scored five goals in his last four league appearances
Preview followed by live coverage of tonight's Championship game between Brighton and Hove Albion and Ipswich Town.
Image source, Getty ImagesDisney has cut ties with the world's highest paid YouTube star PewDiePie over allegations of anti-Semitism.
The decision came after several videos he released over the past few months were found to contain Nazi references or anti-Semitic imagery.
PewDiePie, whose real name is Felix Kjellberg, accepted the material was offensive, but said he did not support "any kind of hateful attitudes".
The Swede, who lives in Brighton is reported to have made $15m through YouTube in 2016.
He has been associated with Disney via Maker Studios, a company with a network of YouTube stars, drawing several billions of views per month - generating vast income from advertising.
"Although Felix has created a following by being provocative and irreverent, he clearly went too far in this case and the resulting videos are inappropriate," Maker Studios said.
In one of the controversial videos, Mr Kjellberg paid two Indians through a crowd-sourcing website to hold up a sign which read "Death to all Jews".
In a response to the criticism, he said he was "trying to show how crazy the modern world is, specifically some of the services available online" and that people "would say anything for five dollars".
He said it was "laughable" to suggest he endorsed that message but added that "though this was not my intention, I understand that these jokes were ultimately offensive".
Last, year, PewDiePie was temporarily suspended from Twitter after making jokes about the so-called Islamic State.
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
In the last two years 15% of fishing vessel accidents have involved drug abuse.
The Marine Accident Investigation Branch says there is clear evidence drug use by fishermen at sea is a growing problem.
We've been to meet the brother of one fisherman who died off the coast of Eastbourne last year.
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
How 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.
Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter
It's becoming milder across the South East.
Here's my forecast for the next couple of days.