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  • Updates on Friday 14 July 2017

Live Reporting

  1. Airgun attacks on pets and and wildlife in the South East

    Lauren Moss
    BBC Live reporter

    These animals were killed and maimed by the irresponsible use of airguns in the South East.

    Should the weapons be licensed?

  2. This morning's BBC Sussex phone-in

    Danny Pike
    Presenter, BBC Sussex

    This morning I hear the story of two Sussex Police officers who've been awarded for their bravery after enduring a violent attack.

    Join me on BBC Sussex from 09:00 BST

  3. Missing: Have you seen Morgan and Joliebelle?

    Morgan Gillet (left) Joliebelle Wheeldon (right)Sussex Police

    Two 12-year-old girls, who've been missing since Wednesday, are believed to be together.

    Morgan Gillett (left) and Joliebelle Wheeldon (right) both went missing after initially attending school in Worthing at 08:30 BST on July 12, but left together soon after.

    Morgan is white, 5' 2", of slim build with very long straight brown hair and brown eyes. She is thought to be wearing a red PE top with her name on the front, a black Adidas jumper and black leggings or skinny jeans.

    Joliebelle is white, 5' 2", of medium build with shoulder-length blonde hair and is wearing a grey top, blue jeans and Adidas Superstars trainers.

    It is thought that they may be in the Shoreham area, but could have travelled elsewhere. There are concerns for their welfare because of their age.

    Anyone who has seen them or has information about their whereabouts is asked to email 101@sussex.pnn.police.uk or call 101 quoting serial 251 of 12/07.

  4. #ICYMI: 'They've basically saved our daughter's life'

    How a community in Crawley rallied round to send a little girl to America for life-saving surgery.

  5. All steam ahead for outstanding collection

    Lizzie Massey
    BBC Live reporter

    Take a look at this extraordinary collection of railway memorabilia at the end of a Hastings garden.

  6. 'I had to try and do something'

    Mark Norman
    Health Correspondent, BBC South East

    A man from Haywards Heath is campaigning to force a social media site to remove material which promotes self harm and suicide.

    Richard Harrington attempted to take his own life five years ago.

    He says other people on Tumblr made him feel he didn't deserve to be alive.

    The social media site has not responded to a request from BBC South East for a comment.

    If you have been affected by this and would like advice or support - visit the BBC Action Line where you can find information on issues surrounding self harm.

  7. What's the weekend weather got in store?

    Lucy Martin
    BBC Weather

    Here's my all-important forecast for the weekend.

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    To start things off here's a great pic by Nathan Lang of the night sky above Eastbourne. It's our #PhotoOfTheDay.

    Night skyNathan Lang