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Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
A Kent soldier says he was sent to fight in Afghanistan despite showing serious signs of post-traumatic stress disorder.
For cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy, losing their hair can be an extremely difficult and upsetting consequence. But now, there’s a new alternative to wigs and hats.
Labour MPs say any problems with a new technology system could be "catastrophic".
Read MoreRachel Mackley
Weather Presenter, BBC South East
The weather is astonishingly mild and sunny for the end of October.
But will it last?
Here's my latest forecast.
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
A woman from Kent who relies on a specially adapted mobility car to get to work, says the decision to stop funding it has left her housebound.
Terence Barry is convicted of conspiring to murder Leonard Naylor, who was shot on his driveway.
Read MoreKathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
Boa constrictors, corn snakes and bearded dragons are increasingly popular as pets but the RSPCA warns many owners don't know how to look after them, putting huge pressure on their reptile rescue centre near Brighton.
A judge blasted "narcissist" former public schoolboy Chiron Hutchinson as he was jailed for rape.
Read MoreDivision Two side Sussex part company with head coach Mark Davis by mutual consent after two seasons in charge.
Read MoreKent Online, external: Drug den in Folkestone subway cleared away by Shepway District Council
Get Surrey, external: Dog walker reunited with 'quick-thinking' army officers who saved his life after being found suffering hypothermia in field
The Argus, external: Council evicts van dwellers from Brighton green spaces
Kent Live, external: A winning lottery ticket worth £1 million is still yet to be claimed in Dover
Crawley Observer, external: Secret of a long life? Being born and brought up in leafy Horsham
Sussex Express, external: Green transport ... wind power brings Portugese olive oil to Sussex
Yasmine Djadoudi
BBC Live reporter
An elderly woman was punched in the face in Eastbourne.
Sussex Police are appealing for help in finding the man who hit her.
The victim, a local woman in her 60s, stopped off the bus at Wheelbarrow Castle and was approached by a man at the cross roads on Saturday at about 19:15 BST.
The woman was punched and pushed to the floor, causing cuts and bruises to her face.
The suspect is described as a white man, about 30-years-old with curly hair. He was wearing a parka coat with a hood.
Justice for Women want new law on coercive control to be taken into account.
Read MoreStuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
Campaigners who want to keep a Crown Post Office branch in St Leonards have staged a protest against its proposed sale and franchise.
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
More than 27,000 incidents of fly-tipping have been recorded in the South East in the past year.
Seam bowlers Jade Dernbach and Stuart Meaker sign new three-year contracts with Division One side Surrey.
Read MoreYasmine Djadoudi
BBC Live reporter
From flower power, hippies and pop culture to protests and poverty - it's the 60s captured by Sussex photographer David-Lewis Hodgson.
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Lucy Vladev
Reporter, BBC South East Today
Hayley Peebles' daughter Taiyah died on a rail track earlier this year. She doesn't think enough is being done to prevent it from happening again.