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Live updates on Monday 3 April 2017
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Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
Hastings Pier, which was was almost destroyed in a fire seven years ago, has been voted Pier of the Year.
The newly restored pier beat off Worthing in the competition.
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
The South East Coast Ambulance Service is being forced to remove equipment from some of its ambulances, and limit the number of people who can travel in them.
It's because the vehicles are getting too heavy to be safe on the road.
Forty five out of a fleet of 300 will only be allowed to transport a maximum of two crew members and a patient and 18 of those ambulances have had kit removed.
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
This image has been released by police after a man used a false story to get into an elderly woman's flat in Rustington.
Image source, Sussex PoliceOfficers say the man told her he was working in a flat above where there had been a water leak.
He pushed past and went into the kitchen, living room and two bedrooms before leaving.
Nothing was stolen but police say the incident was very upsetting for the woman.
It happened in Arundel Garden on Wednesday 29 March at 11:15 BST.
Johnny Cantor
BBC Sussex commentator
There are just seven games remaining for Brighton and Hove Albion this season.
Will they get automatic promotion to the Premier League?
We've been asking fans around the world for their thoughts.
Hong Kong Seagull Stuart Burden sent us this message on Saturday.
It’s nearly time for this year’s Brighton Marathon, when thousands of runners will take to the city’s streets. Here are some key facts about the event:
Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter
There's some rain on the way tomorrow morning.
Here's my latest forecast.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Argus, external : Patient sent home with needle left in his arm
Eastbourne Herald, external : Eastbourne MP ‘disappointed’ with Southern drivers’ rejection of deal
Hastings Observer, external : Concerns over proposals to build houses along busy Hastings road
Mid Sussex Times, external : Ice cream van sold for a cool £27,000
Chichester Observer, external : Community works together to restore wetland
Brighton and Hove News, external : Four in custody after joint police and immigration raids on landmark Brighton restaurant
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
A woman who advertised a watch on the internet was robbed at knifepoint after two men came to her flat.
A man calling himself Liam turned up with another man to the flat in Regency Square at 22:15 BST last Monday.
The second man pulled a knife out and they ran off with the watch, plus the victim's iPhone and bank card.
Police have released this image of a man they're looking for.
Image source, Sussex PoliceMembers of the drivers' union voted by 372 votes (51.8%) to 346 (48.2%) against the proposed deal.
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Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
Another young woman says she fears she could easily have been a victim of the Portslade killer Michael Lane.
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
Southern's parent company, Govia Thameslink Railway, said the result was "hugely disappointing" as the agreement had "the full support and recommendation" of Aslef leaders.
Quote MessageWe have shown a willingness and desire to find a solution to their dispute and we will now, once again, sit down with the union, understand the issues which led to this regrettable decision by the drivers and try and find a way forward to resolving it."
Andy Bindon, Govia Thameslink Railway
Members of train drivers' union Aslef have rejected a deal with Southern rail over driver-only operated trains.
Quote MessageWe understand and support the decision arrived at in a democratic vote by our drivers and will now seek new talks with the company and work to deliver a resolution to this dispute in line with the expectations of our members."
Mick Whelan, General Secretary, Aslef
Georgina Burnett
BBC Weather
Here's your latest weather forecast.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Argus, external : Patient sent home with needle left in his arm
Hastings Observer, external : Hastings scoops Pier Of The Year accolade
Eastbourne Herald, external : Firefighters called to blaze in Polegate home
Brighton and Hove Independent, external : Brighton Half Marathon apologises over ‘short’ course
Chichester Observer, external : Woman rushed to hospital after fire at flats
Lizzie Massey
BBC Live reporter
Image source, Mark BrailsfordThe trials and tribulations of being a commuter on Southern Rail has been turned into a satirical stage show.
Southern Fail - The Musical has been created using parts of The Treason Show, a comedy sketch series running in Brighton for 17 years.
Director and producer Mark Brailsford said he hoped the musical would hold a mirror up to the rail operator, forcing it to reflect on its conduct.
Quote MessageSatire doesn't really change the world, but it can add its little ten pence. It channels people's anger and shines a mirror up to the issue."
Mark Brailsford, Director and producer
It centres around two commuters, from different backgrounds, who become friends and team up to stand up to the firm.
The show is on 10 June at Shoreham Ropetackle and 24 June at Brighton's Sallis Benney Theatre. A crowdfunding page has been set up to take the show to other venues further along the rail line and into London.
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
An Eastbourne mother is raising awareness of signs to look for in young children after her daughter was was diagnosed with a brain tumour without displaying any symptoms.
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
South East Coast Ambulance Service says it's reviewing the amount of equipment carried by some of its vehicles, after discovering some of them were close to being over legal weight.
The trust says 18 of its 300 ambulances were found to be affected when tests were carried out with full kit and a patient on board.
Image source, SECAMIt’s nearly time for this year’s Brighton Marathon, when thousands of runners will take to the city’s streets. Here are some key facts about the event: