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Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

In high temperatures it only takes minutes for a car to become a death trap for your dog.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

The three-time Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic will be competing at the Aegon International in Eastbourne.

The former World Number One has accepted a wildcard for the tournament, which starts at Devonshire Park tomorrow.

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It's the Serbian's first time playing at the event, and sees him start as the top seed in the men's draw.

Ben Weisz
Political reporter, BBC Sussex

Chris Gibb may begin his long-awaited report by saying he doesn't want to "dwell" on what went wrong on the Southern Network, so as to focus on how to fix it. But the parties involved will seize on what he has to say here.

While he refuses to blame any one party for the overall chaos, Chris Gibb is clear he feels the industrial action from Aslef and the RMT was the immediate cause of the system failure in 2016.

If the strikes hadn't happened, Gibb says the service would have been delivered in an "acceptable" manner. What's more, he takes Southern's side in the dispute over Driver-Only Operation (DOO). As you can imagine, the RMT strongly disputes this.

So how does Chris Gibb propose fixing matters?

Some of his recommendations have already been carried out - remember, the Government has had a copy of this since late 2016. So, it chose to spend £300m on Thameslink upgrades before 2018 to avoid scrapping the programme. It chose to reduce overnight services on the Brighton Mainline to make room for engineering work.

But other recommendations remain, to name a few: Phasing out older trains, spinning off parts of the network to TfL, fewer trains through underused stations like Newhaven Harbour. and selling Gatwick Airport railway station to the airport operator, GAL.

But what about stripping Govia Thameslink of the franchise? Gibb says this may be counterproductive and would probably lead to work on the Thameslink programme pausing.

Yet Gibb does acknowledge that Chris Grayling has been shaping the industrial dispute from behind the scenes - and suggests the unions will need to be negotiated with on DOO to stop the dispute spreading nationwide, as the technology is issued elsewhere.

Nina Ridge
BBC Weather

It's going to be considerably less hot and be prepared for some rain.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

As the South East continues to swelter, staff at one of the South East's most popular wildlife parks are helping their animals keep cool.

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

Two landmarks in Sussex have been selected as among the UK's best new buildings.

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The British Airways i360 on Brighton seafront and Hastings Pier are among 49 regional winners selected to go through to the national final of the 2017 Royal Institute of British Architects awards.

Hastings Pier, which opened last year, has been praised for it's transformation into a "vibrant public space".

Coastguards find "nothing untoward" following a second cliff fall at Seaford.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Senior figures in the Church of England "colluded" with the disgraced former Bishop of Lewes, Peter Ball, who abused young men - an independent review has found.

Former bishop Peter Ball was jailed for sex offences against 18 teenagers and young men.

The coastguard is trying to trace a "woman in a pink top" who was last seen near to a cliff fall at Seaford.

A spokeman said: "We've received conflicting reports from our 999 callers and we need to establish that everybody is safe and accounted for and that no one is missing in this recent fall.

"UK Coastguard have launched another search and rescue operation at Seaford after receiving reports of a second cliff fall in the area."

The government said it would not publish the Southern rail report before the election

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

The RMT union has just announced that guards and drivers on Southern rail will strike again for 24 hours in the on-going disputes over Driver Only Operation and the removal of guards from services.

The strike will take place on Monday 10 July 2017.

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Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

UK Coastguard have launched a search and rescue operation at Seaford after receiving reports of a second cliff fall in the area in two days.

Newhaven and Birling Gap Coastguard Rescue Teams are currently on scene investigating.

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

'Moby Dig' has become a familiar sight off the coast of Sussex.

Image source, Eddie Mitchell

The 80-tonne excavator used in the construction of an offshore wind farm has been stranded in the sea at Lancing since 4 April.

Energy company E.On says this giant floating crane will be used to recover the digger over the next week.

Image source, E.On

The rescue operation is expected to take two days.

Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC weather presenter

Did you get a thunderstorm this morning?

The temperatures are down now a good few degrees from yesterday.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Senior figures in the Church of England "colluded" with disgraced former bishop, Peter Ball, who abused young men - an independent review has found.

The current Bishop of Gloucester has said there are "no excuses for what took place", as a report is released into how the disgraced former bishop of Lewes and Gloucester "colluded" with senior figures in the Church of England.

Peter Ball, 85, was jailed for 32 months in October 2015 after admitting sex offences against 18 teenagers and young men.

She added: "We will continue to work with the National Safeguarding Team and act upon the recommendations made in the report.

"Any survivors or those with information about church-related abuse must know that they will be listened to in confidence, with genuine openness and empathy."

Senior figures in the Church of England "colluded" with a disgraced former bishop, Peter Ball, who abused young men - an independent review has found.

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Ball, who is now 85, was jailed in 2015 for historical sex offences against 18 teenagers and young men.

The former bishop of Lewes and Gloucester was released from jail in February after serving 16 months.

Dame Moira Gibb, a senior former social worker, who conducted a review of the case, said there was a failure of the church to respond appropriately to misconduct over a period of many years.

More to follow on this story as we get it.

In response to the findings of a Government report, which says the main source of disruption on the Southern network was union action and high levels of sick leave, the RMT union's General Secretary, Mick Cash, has issued the following statement:

No wonder the Government have sat on the Gibb report for seven months. It's taken them that long to slice and fillet it into a document that they can spin up as an attack on the unions and the staff. Nobody who uses Southern Rail day in and day out will be fooled by this fit up by Chris Grayling and the minority Tory Government.

This is a classic case of who pays the piper calls the tune. ‎It's a shame Mr Gibb never bothered to talk to the unions and the staff and has allowed himself to be used by the Government as a human shield over the Southern Rail fiasco.

What the Government don't want the public to know is that, despite their spin, Gibb also says;

* That despite ministers saying the dispute is a matter for GTR Gibb says Chris Grayling has been determining the “strategic direction of the dispute”

* That Gibb considered nationalisation but said this should be ruled out as it could effect the roll out of driver only trains and increase the power of the unions

*That some routes should be transferred to TFL.

Let me make this clear. Th‎e fight for safety and access to services on Southern Rail goes on. Chris Grayling can cut and paste Gibb however he likes to try and prop up the basket-case GTR operation but the passengers forking out thousands of pounds a year for Britain's worst rail service won't buy it. GTR should be stripped of the franchise with the whole lot taken into public ownership.