Danny Pike
Presenter, BBC Sussex and Surrey

This morning I'll be talking to a mum of deaf twins who has criticised Odeon Cinema after it failed to show the subtitled version of Star Wars which was billed on their tickets.

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Christian Velten has been missing in Africa for 14 years. His family hopes he will return home.

Family in Christmas plea for missing grandmother Fatima Mohamed-Ali to return home to Newhaven.

Hallam Hope's brace helps Carlisle to a 3-1 win over Gillingham and an FA Cup third round visit by Sheffield Wednesday.

Other schemes are being considered with a promise to not exceed the allocated £250m overall.

A Marden family face telling their toddler their nine-month-old puppy has been stolen a week before Christmas.

Yasmine Djadoudi
BBC Live reporter

The family of Kelly Turner, who died last month, are campaigning to find a cure for the rare form of cancer that killed her.

Last year three people died and 16 others were seriously injured on Kent's roads because of drivers who'd been using drugs.

We've been on patrol with the officers who are on the front line in the fight against drug-driving.

You can see more on the Sunday Politics for the South Easthere.

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

These people have decided to reach out to strangers in Kent and Sussex this festive season.

UPS driver Glynn Williams threw stones at passing motorists as he delivered parcels in Kent villages.

Deaf film fans say they had no choice but to leave a screening after subtitles were turned off.

Joliebelle Wheeldon, 13, Sophie Norris, 12, Clarice Hall, 13, are all "safe and well", police say.

Hamish Mureddu-Reid
BBC News Online, South East

Three girls who went missing from the Worthing area over the weekend have been found.

Joliebelle Wheeldon, 13, Sophie Norris, 12, and Clarice Hall, 13, travelled into Brighton but did not return home.

Clarice and Joliebelle left for Brighton on Saturday and Sophie on Sunday.

All three girls were found in Worthing and are "safe and well", a spokesman for Sussex Police said.

Two Brighton residents have been scammed out of thousands of pounds by bogus police officers who called at their homes.

Sussex Police said the fraudsters convinced the two victims that work on their homes had been carried out by bogus builders who had since been in court.

Both were told they needed to transfer large sums of money for court costs and compensation.

One victim, a 72-year-old woman, transferred £6,000 on Friday while the other, a man aged 74, withdrew more than £3,000 cash. An "officer" called at his home to collect the money on Thursday.

When he went to his bank to withdraw more cash, staff became suspicious and contacted police.

The suspect at the woman's home was described as a tall white man in his 30s, with a long oval-shaped face and light brown hair. He wore dark trousers, a black jacket, work boots and provided a badge in a wallet with Metropolitan Police written on the inside.

Det Sgt Helen Paine said: "The police would never contact people and ask them to withdraw or hand over cash to officers.... If speaking to callers at the door, always ask for ID."

Christian Velten has been missing in Africa for 14 years. His family hopes he will return home.

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

Children at a school in Brighton are working with scientists from Kew's Millennium Seed Bank to help protect rare butterflies.

Timothy Smith admitted 16 sex offences including abusing a girl, 2, in the Philippines in 2015.

Flights from London airports are cancelled as freezing fog hits the UK.

The owner of this house needs every inch of space, and several trees, to display his collection of baubles, gathered over more than half a century.