Human remains believed to be evidence of a 200-year old Quaker burial site were found during renovation work being carried out at Brighton Dome Corn Exchange.

Brighton and Hove City Council said the excavations were being carried out "respectfully and sensitively" by Archaeology South East.

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Chichester Observer:, external Controlled explosion of ‘anti-tank mines’ in Westhampnett causing road closures

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BBC Live reporter

Eastbourne's Johanna Konta may be the British number one but how did she fair when she took on BBC Breakfast's "Game, Set, Mug" challenge?

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BBC Live reporter

The Tour de France may have got under way this weekend but closer to home people of all ages have been trying out a different form of cycling.

The StreetVelodrome event returned to Beach House Grounds on Worthing seafront.

I went down to take a look.

Researchers say they could often predict the match winner from listening to grunts from the first serves.

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BBC Live reporter

A dog that suffered the worst case of neglect RSPCA inspectors had ever seen is now looking for a new home in Sussex.

Taffy Mark Evans carried out the attacks against boys under 14 during the 1980s and 1990s.

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BBC Live reporter

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Eastbourne's Johanna Konta plays at Wimbledon today in the hope of reaching the third round for the first time.

She easily won her opening match in straight sets but to progress she'll have to beat Croatian Donna Vekic, who she lost against just seven weeks ago.

Read all the latest Wimbledon news here.

Legendary group The Jacksons played at the Love Supreme Festival in Glynde this weekend.

Jane Witherspoon went to meet them.

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

Victims of stalking and harassment in Sussex are being failed by police and prosecutors who don't fully understand the crimes, a report has found.

Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and the Crown Prosecution Service say failures mean criminals can go on offending and victims continue to suffer.

Sussex is one of six forces identified in the report. Read the BBC story here.

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

• Victims of stalking and harassment in Sussex are being failed by police and prosecutors who don't fully understand the crimes.
• A rapist who targeted a teenage girl in Margate after a New Year's Eve party has been jailed for seven years.
• A dog that suffered the worst case of neglect inspectors say they had ever seen is now looking for a new home in Sussex.

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

A new hospital ward has opened in Redhill for vulnerable elderly patients.

The day ward at East Surrey Hospital, which is run by Surrey and Sussex NHS Trust, is one of the first of its kind in England.

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BBC Weather

But there's a weather warning for thundery showers as we head into tomorrow.

Here's my forecast.

We loved this shot from Rye by Kristie Heath, it's our #PhotoOfTheDay.

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