Electrocuted train cleaner's family speakpublished at 20:31 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
Roger Lower was working a night shift cleaning trains in Hastings when he was found lying on the line by his colleagues.
Read MoreElectrocuted train cleaner's family speakpublished at 20:31 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
Doing it for Pudseypublished at 20:23 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
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Where is Naoki?published at 20:16 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterThe search for a missing Japanese man has been extended to Sussex.
Naoki Kenjo, who's 28, arrived in the UK on 15 November, and spent two nights in the Strand Palace Hotel in London.
Image source, Sussex PoliceThe last confirmed sighting of him was by hotel staff on 17 November.
Police are now investigating reports that he was seen in a bar restaurant in Eastbourne, around 14:20 GMT yesterday.
Appeal to find father's killerpublished at 19:41 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporterThe sons of taxi driver Derek Brann who was killed in a "violent and frenzied" attack almost 30 years ago in Folkestone have appealed for help to find his killer.
Missing: Have you seen Kayley?published at 18:43 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterPolice are searching for a Bexhill man who's been missing for nearly a fortnight.
Kayley Hunnisett, who's 39, hasn't been seen since 10 November.
He was last seen wearing a blue tracksuit bottoms and a hooded top.
Image source, Sussex PoliceTube station unattended '10 times'published at 18:15 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
A 10-year-old boy was separated from his mother at an unattended Tube station.
Read MoreInvestment firm quits Kentpublished at 17:24 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterSix hundred and fifty jobs are leaving Tonbridge after investment firm Fidelity International decided to close in the town.
The firm says it has decided to concentrate on its other South East location, at Kingswood in Surrey.
It says any employees who want to relocate will be able to, and aims to complete the move by 2020.
Fidelity International also has offices at Cannon Street in the City of London.
Quote MessageClosing an office is never an easy decision to make but it is our clear intention and also our strong desire that the majority of people who work in our Kent office will come with us to Kingswood in Surrey and continue with their roles in a different location."
Peter Horrell, Managing director, UK, Fidelity International
Mammoth 'family' fails to sell at auctionpublished at 16:40 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
The group was found in Siberia and includes a one-year-old male baby and a female of eight or nine.
Read MoreReward in hunt for wanted manpublished at 16:39 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
A £500 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Joseph Nelson.
Image source, Sussex PolicePolice say the 19-year-old has a South London address but is believed to visit the Hastings area frequently.
He's wanted in connection with a house burglary in the town earlier this month.
A light fantasticpublished at 16:19 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterThey've worked with Katy Perry, Zayn Malik and Calvin Harris. Now this special effects company from North Kent is in the record books for the biggest laser show ever.
Missing teen foundpublished at 16:05 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
Police say a missing teenager from East Preston has been found.
Emily Newman had left her college in Pulborough yesterday in a distressed state.
The 14-year-old was found in Littlehampton earlier.
Gym sessions help cerebral palsy childrenpublished at 15:49 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporterPegasus receives funding from Children in Need to help youngsters like Nathaniel.
Fossilised plesiosaur skeleton fetches £90K at auctionpublished at 15:19 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
The fossilised skeleton of a plesiosaur discovered on the Jurassic Coast has sold at auction for more than £90,000.
Image source, Summers Place AuctionsThe extinct marine reptile, which was found in Lyme Regis, Dorset, is 90% complete.
It was expected to fetch up to £30,000 but sold for £92,280 at Summers Place Auctions, Billinghurst, West Sussex earlier.
In 1823, the first complete skeleton of a plesiosaur was discovered in the seaside resort by famous fossil hunter Mary Anning.
Non-striking rail workers 'bullied'published at 15:14 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
Members of the RMT union walked out earlier this month in a dispute over driver-only operated trains.
Read MoreRival proposals for Manston airport site outlined to councillorspublished at 14:50 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
Sue Nicholson
BBC News
Rival proposals for the future of the Manston airport site have been presented to Kent County Council councillors.
The loss-making airport closed in May 2014, with 150 jobs axed.
Current owners Stone Hill Park want to build 4,000 homes, a business park, a sports village and a country park, plus reopen part of the airport as a heritage aviation attraction.
Rival company RiverOak Strategic Partners (RSP) want to use the site for commercial and cargo flights.
Addressing the council's Growth, Economic Development and Communities Cabinet Committee, RiverOak, external outlined why east Kent needs an airport, citing that 30,000 jobs would be created by direct and indirect roles.
RSP’s research consultant Dr Sally Dixon said there was a high demand for air freight, with airports elsewhere at full capacity and three quarters of the country's air freight coming into the South East.
Planning director Angela Schembri added the local community did not want new housing, and there was massive support for reopening the site as a major gateway for international freight.
Image source, Stone Hill ParkStone Hill Park's, external managing director Paul Barber said its proposals would "bring future prosperity to east Kent which will be truly lasting".
He told councillors that if it was kept as an airport, it would "close within a few years and the chance to redevelop it will have gone".
Have you seen missing Emily?published at 13:54 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
Police say they're extremely concerned about a 14-year-old girl from West Sussex who left her college in a distressed state.
Image source, Sussex PoliceEmily Newman was last seen leaving the Brinsbury College campus in Pulborough yesterday at 11:30 GMT.
The teenager, who lives in East Preston, was wearing a green coat with blue jeans.
Sussex Police are asking anyone who knows where she is to contact them immediately.
Rome to home: Runner's 1,250 mile journeypublished at 12:59 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
Tom Darby
BBC Live reporterThey say running can't solve your problems, but Dan from Hailsham hopes his journey through four countries will help mentally ill men get the help they need.
Pet snatched from family homepublished at 12:30 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterPolice are hunting two men who stole a dog from its owner's doorstep in Camberley.
Milly, a black and gold Staffordshire bull terrier was snatched in Old Dean around 14:00 GMT on Monday.
She was found safe and well, after an appeal on social media.
Image source, Surrey PoliceAfter grabbing Milly, the thieves drove away in a beige Mercedes A-Class car.
One's described as between 25 and 35, five feet six and wearing a dark bomber jacket, and the other as between 45 and 50, five feet eight and wearing a grey jacket and blue jeans.
Dozens of guns taken out of circulationpublished at 11:56 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterNearly 100 firearms have been handed in during the first week of an amnesty.
Kent Police says it has received 13 rifles, 18 pistols, 13 shotguns, 20 air rifles, 16 air pistols and a selection of ammunition, since the amnesty began on 13 November.
Image source, Kent PoliceIt runs until 26 November and anyone handing in a firearm or ammunition before then won't be prosecuted.
Quote MessageEvery firearm off the streets is another weapon that cannot be used in criminal activity. If you have an unlicensed firearm in your possession, or know where one is being kept, now is the chance to hand it over or tell us anonymously where it is."
Detective Chief Superintendent Rob Fordham, Kent and Essex Serious Crime Directorate
Starlings take to the skies in Brightonpublished at 11:25 Greenwich Mean Time 21 November 2017
Tom Darby
BBC Live reporterEver wondered what it’s like to fly with the birds?
This stunning footage shot over Brighton takes us up close and personal with a murmuration of starlings.