Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC Look East weather

But we're starting the day with some rain.

Here's my forecast.

Image source, Eddie Mitchell

A woman has died after a three car crash in West Sussex.

Police were called to the Cuckfield by-pass at 18:30 GMT on Thursday 30 November.

A 39-year-old woman from Haywards Heath, who was driving a silver Toyota Yaris, was treated at the scene by paramedics but later died.

A 61-year-old man from Hurstpierpoint who was driving a black Mercedes C63 suffered serious injuries and was taken to the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton.

A 39-year-old woman from Henfield who was driving a silver VW Jetta was unhurt.

Sussex Police are investigating and have launched an appeal for witnesses to call them quoting Operation Cord.

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The Argus, external: Residents are still living in terror of antisocial behaviour in Peacehaven

Kent Online, external: A race against time is on to save a young boy from cancer

Surrey Mirror, external: Guildford is Surrey's serious collision hotspot, according to new police figures

Worthing Herald, external: Two officers suffered minor injuries when a struggle ensued outside Worthing library

Crawley and Horley Observer, external: A man has been charged in connection with a murder investigation in Crawley

Hastings and St Leonards Observer, external: A school has been rated ‘good’ with aspects of ‘outstanding’ in its first Ofsted inspection since opening as an academy

Brighton and Hove Independent, external: More than 500 advent calendars were donated to the Royal Alexandra Children's Hospital to brighten the days leading up to Christmas for sick children in hospital

Chichester Observer, external: Key supporters and founders of Canine Partners met the Queen during her visit to the charity’s Heyshott headquarters

A gynaecologist from Brighton was the first doctor in the UK to enable a HIV-positive man to conceive a child who was HIV-free.

Danny Pike
Presenter, BBC Sussex and Surrey

Lincolnshire Police describe hare coursing as the "scourge of the English countryside".

Police had been worried for Alex Willoughby's welfare after she went missing on 14 November.

The 19-year-old caused controversy when she became Labour's first trans women's officer.

A printing firm in "significant debt" shut down its operation during business hours.

A 22-year-old man is charged following a fatal knife attack in West Sussex

The father of 16-year-old Connor Ansell said has been left numb by his son's stabbing.

Yasmine Djadoudi
BBC Live reporter

The Queen has paid a special visit to West Sussex.

About 300kg of picric acid was found at the Sussex unit after Acquascience went into administration.

More than 900 homes were flooded over Christmas 2013 in Yalding, Tonbridge and East Peckham.

Image source, PA

New longer trains will be introduced on South Western Railway's network next month.

The company says the new Class 707's will provide an extra 100 carriages - increasing capacity on the busiest routes.

They will primarily run on the Waterloo, Windsor, Weybridge and Hounslow routes but other lines will also benefit; for example, some late afternoon and evening services from Waterloo to Basingstoke will get extra carriages.

South Western Railway says the move has been made possible by Network Rail's work in August to extend platforms and increase capacity at Waterloo.

A Bognor woman receives worldwide press attention after Donald Trump mistakes her for Theresa May.

Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter, BBC South East

We'll start tomorrow with freezing temperatures, and it won't get much better afterwards.

Find out more in my latest forecast.

Juliette Parkin
Reporter, BBC South East Today

Making hockey accessible to children with hearing difficulties has won Wendy Russell BBC South East Sport's Unsung Hero award.

Now she's off to the BBC Sports Personality of the Year to compete for the national title.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Here's the moment Yarna the labrador dropped the Queen's posy during a royal visit to Canine Partners in Heyshott near Midhurst this morning.

Image source, Thames Valley Police

A 17-year-old from Oxford who has been missing for two weeks has been found "safe and well" in Canterbury in Kent, police said.

Alex Willoughby was reported missing on 14 November, having been last seen on Verbena Way in Oxford.

Thames Valley Police has thanked Kent Police, the British Transport Police, the public and media for their assistance.