Crewe ease their relegation fears with a convincing victory at Crawley, who have lost five of their last six home games.

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If you spot fire engines outside Brighton Pier tomorrow night this is probably why... 

Part of the iconic structure is being shut off for a training exercise. 

Six fire engines from East Sussex Fire and Rescue are expected to take part. 

One side of the pier will be closed off to the public but the other side is staying open.

Maurice Williams found not guilty of two charges of indecent assault and two of gross indecency.

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BBC Live reporter

Snatched from the wild and locked up until she was crippled, Amy the orangutan has been rescued from her life as a pet in Borneo by Uckfield charity International Animal Rescue.

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BBC Live reporter

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Eastbourne Borough striker Elliott Romain has signed for National League side Dagenham & Redbridge.

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Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Meet the eight-year-old from Shoreham who's running the Brighton Marathon mini mile in memory of his very special grandad.

Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter

The mild and dry weather goes on. But is there an end in sight? 

Kyle Birchall, 17, took his own life in 2014 after social workers in Brighton and Hove agreed he could live more than 100 miles away with the biological father he'd never met.

His foster family family has told BBC South East Today they believe he'd still be alive if the proper procedures had been followed. 

A review of Kyle's case found a series of failings by social services.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Gardens across the South East that are opening to the public under the banner of the National Gardens Scheme have been announced today. Details here, external .

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

Crawley Town are in action tonight as they host fellow League Two strugglers Crewe.

Crawley are sitting 16th in the table on 44 points, while Crewe are five points behind on 39.

The Reds have had just two wins in 10 games.

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A pre-inquest review is held into the deaths of five men at Camber Sands, with a full hearing expected before summer.

Chailey Heritage needs to raise £800,000 for a new arts and education centre.

Brighton defender Shane Duffy says surgery on a fractured metatarsal went well and that he hopes to be fit in late April.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Inquests into the deaths of seven men at Camber Sands will take place in Hastings in the last week of June, it has been announced.

The bereaved families of five of the men who died at the Sussex beach last summer have demanded the inquest examine whether a local authority was to blame for the deaths. 

Lawyers representing the families said the hearing - which is scheduled to start the week beginning 26 June - should look at whether Rother District Council "could or should" have done more given the history of Camber Sands. 

Police are hunting those responsible for the "cruel and distressing" crime.

Jurors heard about the times police were in contact with Michael Lane in the months before his ex's killing.

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The Argus, external : Revealed: The 49 parking sites across the city where you can hire a bike

Brighton and Hove News, external : Developer who cleared railway allotment site told he must still relocate protected slow worms - and could be breaking the law 

Brighton and Hove Independent, external : Years & Years to perform at Brighton Pride

Worthing Herald, external : Pensioner appeal after purse with precious photo is stolen

Crawley Observer, external : Awarding no funding to Crawley Festival ‘mean-spirited’

Chichester Observer, external : Boy fends off attacker in Chichester

West Sussex County Times, external : Thieves steal £10,000 of military equipment from village firm

Mid Sussex Times, external : Dame Vera’s charity joins forces with pioneering mother

Eastbourne Herald, external : New lease of life for town centre bar

Hastings Observer, external : Hastings national press photographer dies

With the 2017 county season here, keep up to date with the latest signings, departures and rumours ahead of next season.

Lizzie Massey
BBC Live reporter

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This female Lurcher Cross is being treated for two broken legs after being thrown from the vehicle at about 16:00 GMT on Thursday 2 March.

Someone threw her from the back of a vehicle, believed to be a van, as it was travelling northbound on the M23 between junctions nine and eight just north of the Gatwick junction.

Luckily a passing motorist stopped to help and officers from Surrey Police then took the dog to a local vet. 

She was treated for two broken legs and is now recovering and being cared for by an animal charity.

PC Sam Ainsworth said: “This really is a cruel and distressing incident and I’m appealing for anyone who knows who might be responsible to do the right thing and call us with information so we can bring the offender to justice.

"I’m sure there must have been other motorists who witnessed the events last Thursday and I would urge them to get in touch.”

Anyone with information should call Surrey Police on 101 quoting reference number 45170022317

Information can also be passed anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

Image source, Surrey Police