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BBC Live reporter

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Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

The owners of a pet cat left for dead after being shot at least eight times have offered a reward for any information that helps catch whoever did it.

Yasmine Djadoudi
BBC Live reporter

People are being warned to take extra care following reported sightings of Deadly Portuguese man-of-war in Brighton and Hove over the last week.

Kyle Yule was reportedly attacked while fleeing from a Renault Clio that was being vandalised.

Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter, BBC South East

Make the most of the calm conditions before heavy rain and wind arrive for the weekend.

The RMT says the contract should be taken into public ownership when the current one with Serco Northlink Ferries expires.

Ex-Sapper Christopher Clement crashed with an oncoming car while driving the wrong way down the M20.

Lizzie Massey
BBC Live reporter

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A Sussex MP has recommended others in politics should relax more, by spending an hour in the bath every morning.

Worthing East & Shoreham Conservative representative Tim Loughton said time in spent the baths helps to "cleanse the body and clear the mind", according to The Times.

The co-chairman of the all-party parliamentary group on mindfulness was speaking at a conference exploring how meditation and greater self-awareness can improve the conduct of politics.

He added: "One of the greatest causes of stress in the world was the invention of the shower."

Tanya Gupta

Bob Homewood was killed in his bed at home when the roof collapsed during the Great Storm of '87, 30 years ago.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

The landscape of the South East was decimated by the Great Storm of 87', 30 years ago.

One Sussex garden, Wakehurst, lost 20,000 trees overnight.

Lizzie Massey
BBC Live reporter

A pedestrian who died after suffering serious injuries from a collision with a van has been named as Stephen Smith.

The family of Mr Smith, 49, of Trench Road, Tonbridge, Kent, have been informed.

Police are still appealing for witnesses to the collision on Wednesday 27 September, on the A264 at Holtye Common, near East Grinstead.

Mr Smith died on Thursday 12 October.

The sister of a kayaker who died earlier this year support a safety initiative by the RNLI.

Anthony Dawson, 64, had an eating disorder and craved non-food items, including cigarette butts.

Anthony Dawson, 64, had an eating disorder and craved non-food items, including cigarette butts.

Get Inspired
Get Inspired

The deadline to nominate your BBC Get Inspired Unsung Hero, external is on Sunday at 23:59 BST.

The award recognises someone who devotes their free time to help people in grassroots activity and sport.

Smiling, encouraging, mentoring and lifting spirits - a person who is dedicated to helping others in your community or club.

Who do you know who fits the bill?

Regional winners will attend the BBC Sports Personality of the Year ceremony in Liverpool on Sunday, 17 December, when the overall winner will be announced.

Sue Nicholson
BBC News

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Neglect by a care home contributed to the death of a severely autistic man who ate cigarette butts, a coroner's court has concluded.

Anthony Dawson, 64, died at Ashmount care home in Epsom, Surrey, from an undetected gastric ulcer in May 2015.

The jury at Woking Coroner's Court said the fact that a GP was not called when he appeared ill was a "gross failure".

Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Trust said it accepted there were areas where its care was not up to standard.

You can read the full story here.

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

If your swimming stroke is more doggy paddle than breast stroke you'd have been right at home at Saltdean Lido this weekend.

The art deco pool just outside Brighton celebrated the close of season by opening up to dogs and their owners.

Yasmine Djadoudi
BBC Live reporter

Nominated for the Turner Prize, it changed hands for over £2m.

Now one of the world's most famous pieces of conceptual art is on display in the South East.

Lizzie Massey
BBC Live reporter

A female prison officer was attacked during a riot at HMP Lewes, it is reported.

A Prison Service spokeswoman said "violence against our hardworking staff will never be tolerated", after The Argus published a story about a riot at the prison last week., external

The spokeswoman added: "Staff successfully resolved two separate incidents that occurred on Tuesday 10 October, both involving a very small number of prisoners.

“When incidents like this occur we will always work closely with the police to push for the strongest possible punishment.

“Police investigations are now underway and it would be inappropriate to comment further.”

On Thursday, six men are to answer charges related to another disturbance at the same prison last year.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Andrea was born in dramatic circumstances, 30 years ago, during the Great Storm of 1987.