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Sections of the cliffs at Seaford have been roped off following several collapses.
But what's the cause?
Here's how a zoo keeps its animals cool in the really hot weather.
Coastal officer Robert Cass tells a coroner he feared another tragedy could happen at Camber Sands.
Read MoreIn extremely hot weather it only takes minutes for a car to become a death trap for your dog.
Here's what the RSPCA has to say.
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
Plans have been unveiled for new services into and across central London from the South East, when new Thameslink trains begin running next year.
Rail travellers from 80 more stations will have direct access to St Pancras International, Farringdon for Crossrail, City Thameslink and Blackfriars.
The proposed changes introduced from May 2018 include new Thameslink routes through London between:
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
With an overtime ban by drivers on Southern trains due to start tomorrow, Lewes MP Maria Caulfield raised the issue in Parliament.
The drivers' union Aslef, which is implementing an overtime ban over the introduction of Driver Only Operation trains, says the ban "reflects the total loss of trust and goodwill between train drivers and the company".
Southern has produced this map showing which routes will be affected by the overtime ban tomorrow. The company says:
More information about which services will be affected - as well as a bigger version of the below map - is available on the Southern website by clicking here, external.
Image source, SouthernA man's been stabbed in the chest in Crawley.
The 30-year-old was found at the junction of Shackleton Road and Rhodes Way, around 00:30 BST on 26 June.
Two men, aged 23 and 27, and a 25-year-old woman have been arrested on suspicion of GBH with intent.
Detectives believe the attack happened at a property in Hogarth Road.
Image source, GoogleRhodes Way, Crawley
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
Police in Hailsham are trying to find out what happened to a man before he suffered a cardiac arrest at the wheel of his car.
It's believed the 82-year-old from Seaford may have given a lift to a stranger about 25 minutes before he became ill.
He was treated at the side of the road by paramedics and taken to hospital in Hastings where he's in a critical condition.
Sussex Police are asking for information from anyone who saw a man in his 30s or 40s getting into a vehicle in the Lower Horsebridge area during the evening on Sunday 25 June.
A 34-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm with intent and released on bail until 21 July.
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
One of the world's more unusual sports was invented in Sussex - here's a look at lawnmower racing.
Think online shopping is a 21st Century invention?
A South East inventor came up with the idea over 30 years ago.
Alex Bish
Investigative journalist, BBC South East
There's been an increase in laser pen attacks on aircraft.
Last year there were 1,200 incidents of pilots having the powerful lights shone into their cockpits, including a police helicopter flying over Crawley and an RAF Chinook helicopter over the South Downs.
The light from a small laser pen...
can expand instantly...
filling an aircraft's cockpit...
and blinding the crew
Gatwick and Heathrow Airports have also both reported a growing number of incidents.
The British Airline Pilots' Association says it wants a specific offence created to cover the misuse of laser pens.
Quote MessageWhen a laser pen is pointed at an aircraft it can dazzle and distract the pilot, and has the potential to cause a crash. Last year's incident figures remain dangerously high, with the equivalent of more than three laser attacks a day across the UK.'
Brian Strutton, General Secretary, British Airline Pilots' Association
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
Twenty-year-old Kelly Culver, who runs a business restoring classic American cars, says she has encountered sexism and ageism from people who think she does not know what she is talking about.
Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather
It's still pretty soggy out there. But it's gradually improving for the weekend.
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
The removal of an 80-tonne excavator, which has been stranded off the coast at Lancing for almost three months, is underway.
The digger, used in the construction of an offshore wind farm, was being taken back to the beach when it became stranded 1,968ft (600m) offshore on 4 April.
Image source, EPASouthern rail passengers face fresh disruption to their journeys on Thursday with the train drivers' union Aslef due to introduce a ban on overtime.
General Secretary Mick Whelan said the ban reflects the "total loss of trust and goodwill between train drivers and the company".
"Drivers work overtime on an entirely voluntary basis and have no contractual obligation to do so", he said.
However, Southern's passenger services director Angie Doll said the action was going to be "very inconvenient" but the company would be putting in a "revised timetable".
It can be hard to get into longboarding when you are the only girl at the skate park.
Plans have been unveiled for new services into and across central London from the South East, when new Thameslink trains begin next year.
Rail travellers from 80 more stations will have direct access to St Pancras International, Farringdon for Crossrail, City Thameslink and Blackfriars, speeding journeys and relieving congestion.
The proposed changes introduced from May 2018 include new Thameslink routes through London between:
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
These would-be spectators at the Aegon International in Eastbourne seemed to be still enjoying themselves, despite the rain yesterday.