Protesters block test drilling sitepublished at 13:38 British Summer Time 12 June 2017
Two people fix themselves to a concrete block in protest over test drilling for oil in Sussex.
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Two people fix themselves to a concrete block in protest over test drilling for oil in Sussex.
Read MoreUnite members have already staged four 24-hour walk-outs - the first ever by UK BMW employees.
Read MoreThe Argus, external: High street woes force owner to call it a day
Hastings Observer, external: Tory broadband coverage promise ‘broken’ claim Lib Dems
Sussex Express, external: Newhaven lifeboat crew launched to yacht rescue
Worthing Herald, external: Crews attend house fire in Worthing
Richard Rae
BBC Radio Leicester Sport
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Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
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An episode of the BBC's Antiques Roadshow has been filmed at Nymans in Handcross as part of the programme's 40th anniversary season.
Police order almost 100 people to leave a festival over drug, assault and robbery offences and arrest 20.
Read MoreDetails are emerging about a dramatic rescue in Seaford over the weekend.
A jet skier managed to scramble onto cliffs in Seaford to escape the rising tide after his leg was broken as he smashed into a submerged object.
The RNLI's cliff rescue team helped winch him back up the cliff to safety.
Mark Norman
Health Correspondent, BBC South East
A Sussex man, whose ability to speak and communicate was affected by a stroke, has started a charity to raise awareness of the condition.
As the South East baked in soaring temperatures last week, we asked how your pets kept cool in the sun.
You sent us 10 photos of delicious doggies leaping through waves, chilling in the long grass and even sporting a sunhat.
Controversial new powers will come into force today in Hastings to tackle aggressive begging and street drinking.
The Public Space Protection Orders will give the council powers to remove alcohol and issue on-the-spot fines for anti-social behaviour.
A local homelessness and mental health charity has criticised the rules saying they are an attack on the vulnerable.
There's more on this throughout the morning on the BBC Sussex breakfast show.
Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather
It's going to be lovely and warm, but we've got a high pollen count today.
Here's my latest forecast.
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