Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

He didn't get very far into his match yesterday because of the rain.

But speaking before the tournament got underway, world number four, three-times Wimbledon champion and winner of 12 grand slams Novak Djokovic said he was looking forward to playing in Eastbourne.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

A woman who fell to her death at Seven Sisters Country Park has been formally identified.

Emergency services were called to the incident just east of Cuckmere Haven on Thursday afternoon.

The woman has been identified as Hyewon Kim, 23, from South Korea. She had been studying English in the UK.

Early inquiries indicate her death was a tragic accident and the full circumstances will be subject to an inquest.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Snoopy the lurcher, who was found abandoned and starving on a busy roadside, is making a full recovery, thanks to the people who rescued her.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

A car park on Worthing sea front is being turned into the town's latest work of public art.

Over the next week the Grafton car park is being transformed from a concrete block to what's being promised will be "a dazzling riot of bright colour and bold pattern".

Image source, Worthing Borough Council

The work's being carried out street artist Ricky Also, along with ECE Architecture and the agency Creative Forage.

It's the team's latest art project for Worthing - in 2015 they produced a display of mirrored beach huts and doorways on the beach.

Image source, Worthing Borough Council

The installation, which will be unveiled on 4 July and remain until September, will cost £14,000, with Worthing Council and ECE Architecture footing the bill.

Image source, Worthing Borough Council

Image source, Getty Images

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Chichester Observer, external: Woman pulled from the water at East Witterings ‘died of natural causes’

Eastbourne Herald, external: Spate of crime hits Ratton

Hastings Observer, external: Police searching for wanted St Leonards man

Brighton and Hove News, external: The Mazda Fountain has survived the latest round of council discussions on the future of the Valley Gardens project.

Crawley Observer, external: Concern for welfare of missing 16-year-old from Crawley

Lizzie Massey
BBC Live reporter

You may not be happy about it, but your plants will be, as the rain is set to continue for a few days.

You can expect much of the same cloudy skies and showers today, but how's it looking for the rest of the week and into the weekend?

Here are the headlines from BBC South East Today's breakfast bulletin:

• There's been a rise in the number of laser pen attacks on aircraft at Gatwick Airport according to Sussex Police.
• Brighton & Hove Albion have sacked their commercial manager for gross misconduct.
• A French judge has ruled against aid groups wanting to set up a new camp to house migrants in Calais.

Police are appealing for witnesses following a burglary where a man go into a property and stole a purse and car keys.

The offender tried to steal a vehicle from the drive but was disturbed by the householder and ran off in a northerly direction.

Tom Carpenter, of the West Sussex Community Investigation Team, said: "The suspect is believed to use the rail network to travel around before walking considerable distances to target premises."

The suspect is described as white, 45-50, of average build and with short dark hair. He was wearing a blue top and carrying a dark "duffel type" bag with cream-coloured straps.

The burglary was at a property in Church Street, West Chiltington, at around 10.10pm on Thursday 8 June.

There have been a number of thefts from ambulances and public places recently.

Here's where thieves have struck in Kent, Sussex and Surrey.

Alex Bish
Investigative journalist, BBC South East

There's been a rise in the number of laser pen attacks on aircraft at both Gatwick and Heathrow in the last year.

Here's a closer look at the figures.

Lizzie Massey
BBC Live reporter

It's been a bit of a mixed week weather-wise - what's today going to be like? We'll bring you the full details in our forecast shortly.

This picture should brighten up your morning - it's Upper Beeding Brooks by Alan Robinson - and it's our Sussex #photooftheday

Image source, Alan Robinson

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