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Sussex and England wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor has taken her first steps in a return to action following an indefinite break from the game to deal with anxiety problems.
The 27-year-old has joined England at their training camp in the UAE for the first time since May 2016.
Image source, Getty ImagesAn 80-tonne excavator used in the construction of an offshore wind farm is stranded at sea.
The digger was being used off Lancing Beach in West Sussex, to backfill cable duct trenches along the sea bed for the Rampion Offshore Wind Farm.
It was being driven back to the beach when it became stranded 1,968ft (600m) offshore on 4 April.
Rampion said diesel on board was removed and a plan was being developed to retrieve the digger. Read more here.
Image source, Eddie MitchellThere are long queues around the A27 near Lewes following a crash
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Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
Thousands of runners took to the streets of Brighton in glorious sunshine to run this year's marathon.
Can you spot anyone you recognise?
Elections to our county councils take place in less than four weeks.
Here's our Political Editor Helen Catt with more details.
Nina Ridge
BBC Weather
There's plenty of sunshine coming up, but the nights are staying cold.
Here's my forecast.
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
The Uckfield-based charity International Animal rescue is helping to save these slow lorises, critically-endangered primates seized by the authorities in West Java.
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
A gold Rotary watch was stolen during a burglary in Bognor.
Thieves broke in by smashing a window at the house in Ancton Drive.
They also took a set of house keys during the incident on 5 April.
Dan Maclaren
BBC Live reporter
Is the NHS prejudiced against obese people?
One Sussex woman says she was forced to go private for life-saving weight-loss surgery.
Last year obesity was a factor in more than 33,000 hospital admissions in Kent, Sussex and Sussex.
The chief of the Southern rail network was paid £495,000 during a year in which the service was hit by strikes and falling profits.
Charles Horton, chief executive of Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), was paid £478,000 in pay in the last financial year, while also earning £17,000 from Southern Railway Limited, the groups' accounts showed.
It comes during a prolonged battle between Southern and the unions over so-called driver-only operated trains, which has led to disruption for millions of passengers.
Its parent company also suffered a profit slump of more than £15 million in the last year, latest figures showed.
GTR runs Southern, as well as Thameslink, Great Northern and the Gatwick Express routes.
GTR's accounts showed Mr Horton, as the group's highest-paid director, was previously paid £493,000 in 2015.
A spokesman for the group said: "As a matter of policy we do not discuss the remuneration of any of our employees."
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
Thieves have stolen £85,000 worth of equipment from a tree surgery business in Battle.
They used bolt cutters to remove padlocks at the Armadillo Group in Telham Lane some time between 31 March and 5 April.
An all-terrain vehicle, chainsaws and a wood chipper were among the items taken from a shipping container on the site.
With the 2017 county season here, keep up to date with the latest signings, departures and rumours ahead of next season.
Read MoreKathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
Stuart Hawkes from Tipton won this year's Brighton Marathon.
He praised the crowds for their support.
Helen Davies claimed the women's title in a time of 2:42:40.
Image source, PAGatwick Airport says it has a 'zero tolerance approach' to passengers who drink too much.
It comes after a House of Lords Select Committee found that alcohol is too easily available at some airports and that some people were drinking even before breakfast.
The committee wants restrictions on the sale and consumption of alcohol at airports - which are currently exempt from the 2003 Licensing Act.
Here's Gatwick's statement.
Quote MessageThe vast majority of our 44 million passengers behave responsibly, but the airport operates a zero tolerance approach for the very small number that cause disruption through the consumption of too much alcohol.
Quote MessageAs a signatory of UK Aviation’s Industry Code of Conduct, Gatwick works closely with airline, retail and security partners to minimise the impact of disruptive passengers and, where possible, to prevent the issue occurring in the first place. Measures taken include intelligence-led security patrols targeting both potential problem flights and also individuals or groups identified as intoxicated, and early intervention measures so staff can report problem passengers to the police at the earliest possible stage, including at check-in or in licensed premises. Frequent public facing awareness campaigns highlighting the consequences of excessive drinking at an airport are also run in conjunction with Gatwick Police.
Quote MessageGatwick does not tolerate underage drinking and all outlets selling alcohol operate a strict challenge policy and will refuse to serve alcohol to any customers who are unable to prove their age when challenged.
Quote MessageEvidence suggests that Gatwick’s policy on disruptive passengers is working with fewer incidents reported in 2016, compared to the previous year. These measures are being improved during 2017 and are kept under constant review to ensure they are as robust as possible.
Gatwick Airport, Spokesman
Georgina Burnett
BBC Weather
And it's looking fine in the run up to the Easter Bank Holiday.
Here's my forecast.
Listen to live BBC Sussex commentary as Sussex face Kent in the County Championship Division Two.
Read MoreElections to our county councils take place in less than four weeks.
Here's our Political Editor Helen Catt with more details.
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Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
Thousands of runners took to the streets of Brighton in glorious sunshine to run this year's marathon.
Can you spot anyone you recognise?