Updates on Tuesday 3 October
Police are appealing for witnesses after a number of Tag Heuer watches were stolen from Gold Arts Jewellers in Chichester.
It happened on Sunday (1 October) at around 22:00 BST.
Police have received reports that four men on motorbikes were spotted driving away from the scene.
Anyone with information should contact Sussex Police online, external or call 101 quoting reference 1235 of 01/10.
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
The coroner in charge of the inquest into the deaths of 11 men at the Shoreham Airshow in 2015 says police have provided an update into the investigation.
A Hawker Hunter jet crashed during a display, killing the men, who were all from Sussex.
Image source, BBC/SUSSEX POLICE/FACEBOOK(Top row, left to right) Matt Jones, Matthew Grimstone, Jacob Schilt, Maurice Abrahams, Richard Smith. (Bottom row, left to right) Mark Reeves, Tony Brightwell, Mark Tussler, Daniele Polito, Dylan Archer, Graham Mallinson
No details are being given of how the investigation is progressing, but West Sussex Senior Coroner Penelope Schofield is due to hold a third pre-inquest review on 24 January.
The full inquest is scheduled for September 2018, although that may be suspended if the Crown Prosecution Service decides to bring criminal charges.
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
Jimmy, who lives in a forest near Faversham, is one of a growing number of rural homeless.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after an incident in Maidstone.
Police were called to Heath Road in Barming at 19:20 BST last night after reports of a man being injured.
A knife was seized.
The victim was taken to hospital for treatment to his injuries, which are not believed to be life-threatening.
The 51-year-old man who has been arrested is being treated in hospital for injuries, which are not serious.
He remains in custody.
The 18-year-old victim was attacked shortly after leaving Datchet railway station.
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Tom Darby
BBC Live reporter
The newly restored Hastings Pier hasn't made enough money this summer to cover its costs, and now some staff are at threat of redundancy.
Image source, Getty ImagesKent Live, external: Horse riders could be fined for hacking across a piece of countryside on the Romney Marsh
The Argus, external: Traffic warden gets drenched in paint
Worthing Herald, external: Dangerous builder jailed for ‘terrifying’ handgun robberies
Kent Online, external: Police hunting hit and run driver who knocked down man in Broad Oak
Chichester Observer, external: Chichester jewellers raided again
Hastings Observer, external: Hastings Pier ‘restructuring’ forces redundancies
Crawley and Horley Observer, external: New chairman of anti-Gatwick second runway group
Brighton and Hove Independent, external: GPs urge 'at risk' residents to claim free flu jab
Get Surrey, external: Hollywood star Tom Hardy spotted hanging out at Jump Giants trampoline park
Brighton and Hove News, external: Hove windmill wins heritage award
Danny Pike
Presenter, BBC Sussex and Surrey
I'm at the South Downs Centre in Midhurst this morning on the latest leg of the BBC big bus tour.
Join me from 09:00 BST.
Image source, PARail travellers across the South East are facing the prospect of strike action today on Southern services.
RMT union members at Southern are walking out today and Thursday (5 October).
Southern said it would attempt to run a normal service on most of its routes and says it is currently running a 'good service' on all lines.
There's a full list of affected routes here, external.
How has today's strike action affected you? You can get in touch on Twitter, external, on Facebook, external or by sending us an email.
A 90-year-old woman died after a crash near Heathfield yesterday.
The woman, who was from the Hailsham area, was a passenger in a red Vauxhall Tigra which crashed off the C16 Marklye Lane in Rushlake Green between 12:00 BST and 13:15 BST.
The driver, an 88-year-old man also from the Hailsham area, suffered serious injuries and was taken by ambulance to the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton.
The Kent, Surrey and Sussex Air Ambulance attended and the road was closed with diversions in place until 18:00 BST.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Sussex Police online, external or by calling 101 quoting Operation Offwell.
Sue Nicholson
BBC News
Image source, East Sussex County CouncilConservative-controlled East Sussex County Council has warned of "real hardship" if the needs of its residents are not taken into account by the government.
It has launched an online video campaign seeking more government funding.
"Stand Up For East Sussex" asks residents to sign a petition to the Prime Minister demanding an urgent intervention over public services.
Savings of £112m have been made from services in East Sussex since 2010, but another £58m of cuts are expected in the next four years under current plans.
Quote MessageToday we're asking people who live or work in East Sussex to stand up for the county by signing this petition.
Quote MessageThis is a wonderful place to live, to work and to retire and we're rightly proud of our achievements together.
Quote MessageBut we've reached the point where national support for East Sussex has shrivelled to harmfully-low levels.
Councillor Keith Glazier, Leader, East Sussex County Council
Yasmine Djadoudi
BBC Live reporter
The latest exhibition at Eastbourne's Towner Gallery consists of more than 50 artists, each taking a hard look at the landscapes that surround us and our impact on them.
Five years ago Aaron Lindridge travelled from Gravesend to the USA for treatment for a rare cancer. Now he's celebrating its success.
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
School nurse Carole Adams uses her love of photography to get to know the South East better.
She grew up in Surrey before moving to Kent and works in Canterbury.
She's the latest in our films featuring our #PhotoOfTheDay, external regulars.
Image source, Getty ImagesRail travellers across the South East are facing the prospect of strike action today on Southern services.
RMT union members at Southern are walking out today and Thursday (5 October).
Southern said it would attempt to run a normal service on most of its routes and says it is currently running a 'good service' on all lines.
There's a full list of affected routes here, external.
Meanwhile, underground drivers belonging to the union Aslef are due to strike on Thursday.
You can read our full story here.
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
Researchers in Brighton are planning to launch a sea swimming course for patients experiencing mental health issues.
They believe putting the body through such stress helps reduce inflammation, which is closely related to mental health.
If they can agree funding, the trial will get underway next summer.
Image source, PAFlights returning 110,000 passengers from overseas after Monarch's collapse will cost about £60m, according to the UK airline regulator.
More than 11,000 were scheduled to have been flown home by Monday night, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) said.
The government called it the biggest repatriation exercise in peacetime.
Monarch Airlines ceased trading early on Monday, leading to nearly 1,900 job losses and the cancellation of all its flights and holidays.
The collapse of the 50-year old company is the largest ever for a UK airline.
Read the full story here.