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Enjoy the rest of your evening.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Inspired by tragic images from the refugee crisis, these sculptures are causing a stir on the seafront in Hastings.

Chelsea-Rose Betts is the third person to die after a Volvo hit a wall in Hawkhurst, Kent.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

A Sussex NHS Trust has created a virtual reality model of its multi-million pound redevelopment.

Kumar Sangakkara says he will miss cricket "terribly" but believes he is retiring from the first-class game at the right time.

Nottinghamshire, led by Chris Read's century on day three, will be promoted if they see out a draw with Sussex at Hove.

Yasmine Djadoudi
BBC Live reporter

Surgeons at the Eastbourne District General Hospital are believed to be the first in the South East to fit a new type of heart pacemaker.

Liam Livingstone stars for Lancashire, who move with 44 runs of beating Surrey and finishing second in Division One.

Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter, BBC South East

After a wet start, tomorrow afternoon is looking good.

Here's my forecast.

Glamorgan beat Kent by five wickets thanks to 70 from Nick Selman, after Michael Hogan returns career-best match figures.

Olympic champion Dame Kelly Holmes has spoken of how she self-harmed as she struggled to overcome injuries she thought would end her career.

Dame Kelly, who lives in Kent, won gold in the 800m and 1,500m competitions in Athens in 2004.

She said just a year earlier she was "cutting" herself regularly "to release the anguish" she experienced.

Dame Kelly said: "At my lowest, I was cutting myself with scissors every day that I was injured."

Read more here.

Figures show a beach where seven people died has been quieter, but it could be down to the weather, the council says.

Tom Darby
BBC Live reporter

A third person has died after a horrific crash in Hawkhurst on Saturday night.

16-year-old Chelsea Rose Betts had been intensive in care.

The crash happened at 21:30 BST on Saturday on the A268 Rye Road, near to the Foxhole Lane junction in Hawkhurst.

A 44-year-old man and a 50-year-old man were both confirmed dead at the scene.

A red Volvo hatchback was travelling from Hawkhurst towards Sandhurst when it hit the wall, according to Kent Police.

Police have appealed for witnesses or anyone who saw the Volvo before the crash to contact them.

Taoufiq Amarzouk drove his injured son to hospital after waiting nearly two hours for an ambulance.

Ryanair confirms its Belfast-to-Gatwick service is one of 34 being suspended from November.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Theatre sensation War Horse has galloped into Canterbury to begin a UK tour.

Brighton's Tomer Hemed will serve a three-match ban after being found guilty of violent conduct during Sunday's game with Newcastle.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

On Christmas Day 2015 in Brighton Joe Lewis was stabbed to death by Oliver Parsons, a man with a history of mental health problems.

A report published today says there were failings in Parsons' care, but the killing was "neither predictable nor preventable".

Joe's family say they're devastated.

Former Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara reflects on his career as he plays his final first-class match for Surrey.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Meet the 12-year-old who's just displayed his photography in an exhibition for the very first time.

Jamie Horton from Margate is the latest in our series meeting our #PhotoOfTheDay regulars.