Norwich City 2-0 Brighton & Hove Albionpublished at 22:03 British Summer Time 21 April 2017
Goalkeeper David Stockdale scores two own goals as Brighton lose at Norwich to miss out on sealing the Championship title.
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Goalkeeper David Stockdale scores two own goals as Brighton lose at Norwich to miss out on sealing the Championship title.
Read MoreBob Dale
BBC Live reporter
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Officers have recovered items they believe were been stolen during a number of burglaries across Sussex.
The haul, which includes items of jewellery and antiques, was discovered when police arrested three men back in March.
If any of the items belong to you, contact Sussex Police on 101.
Quote MessageProperties broken into extend from Lancing in West Sussex, through Steyning, Shoreham, Hove and Rottingdean, to Crowborough in East Sussex. The thefts all took place between the beginning of January and middle of March."
Ellie Mannan, Sussex Police
Relive the action as two David Stockdale own goals give Norwich City victory over Brighton & Hove Albion.
Read MorePolice say they are increasingly concerned for the welfare of 47-year-old David Reid from Eastbourne.
David, who suffers from mental health problems, was reported missing on Sunday April 2 from his home in Hampden Terrace.
He had spoken to police in London on Saturday 1 April when he was found sleeping rough on Westminster Bridge. He was also seen on the same day on Praed Street near Paddington Station.
Detective Inspector Neil Ralph said: "David now hasn't been seen for almost three weeks and we are getting even more concerned about him.
"We know he suffers with mental health problems and believe his health may have deteriorated in that time. We believe he is still in the London area as he has not returned home to Eastbourne."
Anyone who sees David or knows of his whereabouts is asked to contact police here, external quoting serial 404 of 02/04. If he is in danger or in need of urgent medical attention, dial 999.
Amanda Akass
Reporter, BBC South East Today
A victim of a heartless thief, this pensioner says the shock of losing hundreds of pounds nearly killed her.
Nina Ridge
BBC Weather
Prepare for cloud and a little bit of rain too.
Here's my latest forecast.
Johnny Cantor
BBC Sussex commentator
Promotion's in the bag, but will Brighton be crowned champions tonight?
I'm at Carrow Road ahead of the Albion's visit to Norwich City.
The guest director of the Brighton Festival, Kate Tempest, speaks about the city, the Mercury Prize and the festival.
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
Police are hunting a man who did nothing to prevent his dog biting a 10-year-old girl in Littlehampton.
She was with her aunt in a playing field at South Terrace, when her football rolled towards a bench where two men and a woman were sitting with three dogs.
As the girl went to fetch the ball one of the dogs, described as a slightly fluffy greyhound type, ran at her, chased her and bit her on the left buttock, causing puncture wounds.
Rather than help, the trio are said to have just laughed.
The owner of the dog which attacked the girl is described as in his mid-fifties, with dark hair and an American accent.
Quote MessageThe girl was very upset. She is now scared to go to any park for fear of seeing a dog and is even frightened by her own family's dog, which may now have to be re-homed."
PC Darren Porter, Sussex Police
The Independent Police Complaints Commission said it was "unlikely" to have affected the election result.
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Those were the words of Denise Arthey to doctors after she and her husband Chris were involved in a road accident while on holiday.
Chris and Denise are just some of the thousands of inspiring runners who will be taking part in the London Marathon on Sunday.
Read more about there story here and follow the live text commentary on this website from 08:25-16:00 BST on the day.
If you're taking part in the race - or know someone who is - let us know by using the #GetInspired on social media and we could feature your message!
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
People supporting patients with the muscle-wasting condition muscular dystrophy say they're getting a raw deal from the NHS in the South East.
Norwich v Brighton (19:45 BST)
As we wait for the two sets of players to emerge onto the Carrow Road turf, it's worth telling you that there'll be a minute's applause and black armbands worn to mark the death of Ugo Ehiogu this morning.
The former Aston Villa and Middlesbrough defender died aged 44 after collapsing on Thursday - and Brighton boss Chris Hughton has been paying tribute.
"I spent time with him professionally, but also socially," said Hughton. "I had huge admiration for him as a player, person and coach.
"He had an infectious enthusiasm and he was someone I always enjoyed spending my time with. My thoughts and condolences are with his family and many friends."
Elizabeth Rizzini
Weather presenter
It's going to be mild with a lot of cloud. Here's my latest forecast.
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
Shakin' Stevens was the biggest-selling UK singles artist of the 80s.
He's got gigs coming up in Tunbridge Wells and Hastings.
Here are some facts you might not know about him.
Lizzie Massey
BBC Live reporter
A man arrested after offensive messages were posted on Twitter about TV star Katie Price's disabled son has been cautioned.
The 19-year-old from Newick, East Sussex, was arrested on suspicion of causing racially or religiously aggravated harassment, alarm or distress by words or writing.
Katie Price posted a screengrab of a message she received earlier this year, which featured images mocking her 14-year-old son, Harvey, who is blind.
A Unison survey finds 56 schools out of about 330 are planning staff cuts in the next academic year.
Read MoreThe number of rapes reported to police in Kent and Sussex has more than trebled over the past four years.
Police think the rise could be down to increased confidence in people coming forward.
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
An online campaign raising money for a teenage racing driver who had part of both legs amputated after a crash has raised hundreds of thousands of pounds.