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Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

Girls were sent home from school when their skirts were deemed too short in the morning only to be told they were acceptable later, it is claimed.

The coastguard says people are risking their lives to get dramatic photos of the precarious cliff edge.

A stark warning from the Coastguard over the latest crack in Seaford's cliffs.

A 15-year-old said she was one of 30 pupils who initially fell foul of the school uniform policy.

Nina Ridge
BBC Weather

It'll feel a little cooler for the rest of the week.

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Helen Catt
Political editor, BBC South East

Wealden MP Nus Ghani says since she was elected she and her family have receieved online threats from radicals.

Nearly half the MPs who responded to a BBC South East Today questionnaire reported receiving death threats.

For more on this story tune into South East Today at 18:30 BST tonight.

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The Argus, external: Talented teenager died two weeks after complaining of painful earache

Eastbourne Herald, external: Seaford Head safety warning after cliff cracks

Chichester Observer, external: 'Robust' plan to tackle littering, dog fouling and fly tipping approved

West Sussex County Times, external: Shock as village stores targeted in overnight break-ins

Bognor Observer, external: CCTV released following thefts in Felpham

Sussex Express, external: Fire breaks out in Hellingly bedroom

Mid Sussex Times, external: Permission granted for new Burgess Hill home

Hastings Observer, external: Anti-intruder device triggers St Leonards fire alarm

Rye Observer, external: Bodiam primary school wins Ofsted praise

Brighton and Hove Independent, external: Capturing the history and heritage of Brighton's hospital

Ms Caulfield said she used to dismiss the threats but the murder of MP Jo Cox changed everything.

Workers at NHS Property Services at three Sussex hospitals have voted “overwhelmingly” for strike action, the GMB Union has said.

The workers at Lewes Victoria, Crowborough Memorial and Uckfield Community Hospitals are unhappy about planned changes to job descriptions and pay banding without “meaningful consultation”.

The union said 95.5% of those who voted supported strike action.

GMB Regional Organiser Gary Palmer said: “To their credit we have already heard back from NHSPS and our expectations are that they will follow through on their promise to now meet with us locally to seek a resolution acceptable to members.”

The union said it would temporarily delay issuing strike notices “as a sign of good faith in return”.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

A woman claims her granddaughter was ordered home from school because her skirt was the wrong material.

Anne Moore says staff at Seaford Head had first told her it was too short, but changed their minds after it had been adjusted.

However, she was then told it didn't meet the uniform code.

Image source, Anne Moore

Mrs Moore also claims several other students were put into isolation for uniform breaches, as pupils returned for the autumn term this morning.

However, school head Bob Ellis denies this, and says uniform checks are carried out at the gate every morning.

He says parents are always contacted if there's a problem and, while there is a recommended supplier, parents can buy uniforms from another source if they want, as long as they meet the school's code.

Yesterday parents were sent an email reminding them of the school's uniform policy and saying "any students that are judged to not be adhering to this policy will be sent home immediately to correct their uniform or alternatively they will be placed in isolation, until the uniform infringement is rectified".

Crawley Town manager Harry Kewell signs Northern Ireland Under-21 full-back Josh Doherty.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather

Prepare yourselves for a grey and humid afternoon with some possible outbreaks of rain.

Yasmine Djadoudi
BBC Live reporter

Nigel Farage has told the BBC he and his family have suffered years of attacks and that he "probably had more death threats than anybody in the country in the last five years".

It comes after a South East Today questionnaire of Kent and Sussex MPs found half of those that responded received death threats.

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In an interview with BBC Sussex the former UKIP leader, who represents the South East in the European Parliament, was asked if he thought his outspoken political views were likely to stir up people's feelings.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Developers are promising Hastings a golden future, with a new harbour and marina bringing hundreds of millions of pounds to the town.

Charlotte Wright
Reporter, BBC South East

This mannequin can breathe and sweat.

It sounds like something out of a sci-fi film, but it's actually state-of-the-art equipment being used to train medical staff at Eastbourne DGH.

Witnesses are being sought to an assault on a woman at a caravan park in West Sussex.

Police say a 43-year-old woman was assaulted at the West Sands Caravan Park at about 23:00 BST on 26 August.

A 36-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of assault by beating and possession of cocaine and cannabis.

Officers say the two people know each other. They're asking anyone who saw what happened to get in touch.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Visitors to the Sussex coast are still risking their lives at the County's famous chalk cliffs, according to the National Trust.

Yasmine Djadoudi
BBC Live reporter

Half of MPs who responded to a BBC South East Today questionnaire say they've received death threats.

Other forms of hateful messages related to their race, gender, or sexual orientation have also been experienced.

Politicians say there was an increase in abusive messages during the recent general election. One former candidate said it was a difficult time for her and her family.

Yasmine Djadoudi
BBC Live reporter

The Mayor of Manchester has thanked the people of Hastings after the town sent a book of condolence to the city following the terror attack at Manchester Arena.