Yasmine Djadoudi
BBC Live reporter

Goodnight from your BBC Live team.

We're back tomorrow morning at 06:00 BST with all your weather, sport and travel updates.

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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.

Briohny Williams
Reporter, BBC South East Today

Lib Dem MP Stephen Lloyd has told me he's going to vote against the EU Withdrawal Bill later tonight.

His Eastbourne constituency voted to leave the EU in 2016.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Firefighters are at the scene of a large fire at a house in Peacehaven.

Emergency services were alerted to the fire on Cissbury Avenue at 19:50 BST.

All people inside the building have been accounted for.

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

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

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Footage of a fatal accident, shot by a motorcyclist who died, has been released by Sussex Police in a hard-hitting road safety message.

The focus will shift to areas such as improving literacy and digital skills, the council says.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Over-enthusiastic gardeners are ruining one of the parks in Hastings, according to the council.

So many people are taking cuttings and plants from Alexandra Park that it's appearance is being spoiled.

Park rangers will now be on the lookout for green-fingered thieves.

Image source, Google

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Meet the barber with a passion for photography who displays his work on the walls of his salon.

James Brown is the lastest in our series meeting our #PhotoOfTheDay regulars.

Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter, BBC South East

Watch out, there's a midweek storm brewing.

Here's my latest forecast.

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Police are extremely concerned for the welfare of 16-year-old Jenny Doyle from Hove who has been missing for three days.

She was last seen at 14:00 BST on Friday on Lavender Street in Brighton.

The teenager is described as white, 5’ 9”, of slim build, with very long straight blonde hair and blue eyes.

She was last seen wearing jeans, jacket and flat shoes.

Five England players are released for duty with their clubs for this week's round of County Championship fixtures.

Sue Nicholson
BBC News

Image source, Eddie Mitchell

A priest found guilty of fraud after using the disability parking badge of a dead woman has been given a community order and told to do 200 hours of unpaid work.

Father William Haymaker, 63, of Suffolk Road, Bexhill, was sentenced at Hove Crown Court, where he was also ordered to pay costs of £3,700.

He denied the charge in August 2016, but was found guilty of possessing an article for use in a fraud following a trial at Chichester Crown Court earlier this year.

He was caught using the blue badge to park in a disabled bay in Western Road, Bexhill, in December 2015.

The holder of the badge had died two months earlier.

There's a stark warning from the Coastguard over the latest crack to appear in Seaford's cliffs.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Meet the bank clerk whose passion is taking photos of the South East's stunning skies.

Mel Chennell is the latest in our series meeting our #PhotoOfTheDay regulars.

Image source, PA

More than a quarter of the libraries in East Sussex could close and its mobile library service end under new proposals.

The plans have been detailed in council papers seen by BBC Sussex and will be discussed at a council meeting next week. If they go ahead, it would save the council £653,000.

With less money and reducing demand, the proposal is to focus on areas such as improving literacy and digital skills.

Assistant director of communities Nick Skelton said "significant cuts from central government" left them with "no choice but to make savings".

Seven out of the 24 libraries in East Sussex would close if the plans are approved following public consultation.

They would be:Langney, Mayfield, Ore, Pevensey Bay, Polegate, Ringmer and Willingdon.

A smaller network of17 library buildings would remain open in "appropriate locations according to need", it added.

The proposal claims the library closures would affect 8% of library users but adds that 100% of those users live 20-30 minutes away from an alternative library, if travelling by car or public transport.

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Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Should every child have to wear trousers to school?

A Lewes headteacher has introduced a "gender neutral" uniform, and it's sharply dividing opinion.

Sussex Police say nothing suspicious was found following a search lasting nearly five hours.

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

People who hear voices in their heads are getting help at a special clinic run by mental health experts in Sussex.

The sessions are designed to help people understand their voice-hearing experiences which may have been triggered by trauma or distress.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather

After a windy weekend, it's going to be sunshine and showers this week.

Here's my forecast.