GB's Yarnold wins skeleton goldpublished at 15:46 GMT 17 February 2018
Britain's Lizzy Yarnold defends her Winter Olympic skeleton title, as team-mate Laura Deas takes bronze and Izzy Atkin claims GB's first ever medal in a skiing event.
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GB's Yarnold wins skeleton goldpublished at 15:46 GMT 17 February 2018
Yarnold retains Olympic skeleton titlepublished at 13:43 GMT 17 February 2018
Great Britain's Lizzy Yarnold retains her Winter Olympic title with a gold medal in the women's skeleton as team-mate Laura Deas claims bronze.
Read MoreWatch Winter Olympics replay: Women's Super G finalpublished at 21:59 GMT 16 February 2018
BBC TV, radio and in-play video as Britain's Lizzy Yarnold wins skeleton gold and Laura Deas bronze after Elise Christie crashes out and Izzy Atkin claims bronze.
Read MoreFather honours Grand Canyon crash sonspublished at 20:10 GMT 16 February 2018
Stuart Hill, his girlfriend Becky Dobson and his brother Jason, died in the Grand Canyon helicopter crash.
Read MoreThe 'volunteers' taking on Liverpoolpublished at 19:45 GMT 16 February 2018
The "volunteers" of Chichester City facing Liverpool is among Sunday's ties to watch in the Women's FA Cup fifth round.
Read MoreAmputee baby was deemed 'unadoptable'published at 19:26 GMT 16 February 2018
Jody Simpson and Tony Smith's son suffered multiple fractures.
Read MoreParents guilty of amputee baby's injuriespublished at 17:56 GMT 16 February 2018
The six-week-old baby had both his legs removed after he suffered 11 fractures and septicaemia.
Read MoreMissing teen believed to be in Kentpublished at 16:28 GMT 16 February 2018
Yasmine Djadoudi
BBC Live reporterA London teenager who's been missing for more than two weeks is believed to be in Ashford.
David Abraham, 16, was reported missing from his home in Bexley on Thursday 1 February.
Police say recent enquiries suggest he is now in the Ashford area.
Image source, Kent PoliceBreak these chains...published at 16:07 GMT 16 February 2018
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End of X postFamily 'robbed of justice'published at 15:56 GMT 16 February 2018
Yasmine Djadoudi
BBC Live reporterThe family of a man who died after protecting his daughter from a violent attack say they have been 'robbed of justice' after manslaughter charges against those involved were dropped.
A plastic-free town?published at 15:52 GMT 16 February 2018
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterCould you give up plastic for a week?
Pub bombings inquiry bid turned downpublished at 14:49 GMT 16 February 2018
Lawyers had requested a fresh inquiry into police actions after the 1974 IRA blasts in Guildford.
Read MoreViolent gang strike twice in three hourspublished at 14:19 GMT 16 February 2018
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterDetectives in Folkestone believe the same gang is behind two violent robberies in the town, including one in which the victim was attacked in his own home.
Around 19:00 GMT on 15 February a 38-year-old man was attacked by two men and a woman in St John's Church Road, with his wallet, cash and some tobacco being taken.
Image source, GoogleImage caption, The first victim was mugged in St John's Church Road
At 22:15 GMT the same day a 61-year-old man let a woman into his home in St John's Street, and was then pushed to the floor by two men who forced their way in.
The trio escaped with £400 in cash.
Image source, GoogleImage caption, The gang went on to rob a man in his home in St John's Street
'The whole community is in grief'published at 14:14 GMT 16 February 2018
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterA friend of the two brothers killed in the Grand Canyon helicopter crash has paid tribute.
Nine years jail for knife-throwing killerpublished at 13:40 GMT 16 February 2018
Michael Ward, also known as Archie, died after an artery in his leg was severed by a kitchen knife.
Read MoreMajor cigarette seizure in Doverpublished at 13:34 GMT 16 February 2018
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterBorder Force officers have found 5.8 million cigarettes hidden in a lorry at Dover's Eastern Docks.
The Polish-registered vehicle was stopped on 12 February when it arrived from Calais.
The cigarettes were on 24 pallets, hidden under six pallets of insulation materials.
Image source, UK Border ForceQuote MessageThis is a significant seizure. Had the smuggling attempt not been detected, it would have cost the Treasury approximately £1.7m in unpaid duty and VAT. By preventing this illicit shipment from reaching the UK, Border Force has starved those responsible of the proceeds of their criminality."
David Smith, Deputy Director of Border Force South East and Europe
Image source, UK Border ForceYarnold in medal contention tomorrowpublished at 13:32 GMT 16 February 2018
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterWest Kingsdown's Lizzy Yarnold will start in third place for the deciding runs in the Winter Olympic skeleton tomorrow.
Leading after the first run with track record time of 51.66 seconds, she clocked 51.03 in her second run.
Image source, Getty ImagesShe goes into tomorrow's final two runs behind Janine Flock of Austria and Jacqueline Loelling of Germany.
They take place at 11:30 GMT and 12:30 GMT.
Image source, BBC SportEbbsfleet sign Dagenham's Whitelypublished at 12:54 GMT 16 February 2018
Ebbsfleet sign forward Corey Whitely from fellow National League side Dagenham & Redbridge for an undisclosed fee.
Read MoreToday's local newspaper headlinespublished at 12:46 GMT 16 February 2018
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Argus:, external Brighton woman suffers sexual harassment while running.
Kent Online:, external Exploding battery fills child's room with toxic smoke in Tunbridge Wells.
Surrey Mirror: , externalRetired nurse is backing a new campaign group to legalise assisted dying.
Mid Sussex Times: , externalFungus unknown to science found on South Downs.
Hastings Observer: , externalCampaigners slam ‘soaring’ cost of Hastings and Bexhill road schemes.
Worthing Herald:, external Dad makes marathon effort to thank special care baby unit.
Chichester Observer:, external Arun homes bought using Help to Buy four times higher than Chichester.
Kent Live:, external The Leas Lift in Folkestone will not reopen this summer as costs to get it up and running again hit £500,000.
Brighton and Hove News:, external Firefighters to practice high rise rescue in Brighton city centre.
West Sussex County Times:, external Village square evacuated due to ‘explosive device’.
Eastbourne Herald:, external East Sussex fire service agrees to council tax rise.
Brighton and Hove Independent:, external Countdown to bankruptcy? Council leader’s warning over city’s finances.
Lizzy slides into the record bookspublished at 11:53 GMT 16 February 2018
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterWest Kingsdown's Lizzy Yarnold takes the lead in her first run in the Skeleton at the Winter Olympics.
She sets a track record time of 51.66 seconds.
Image source, Reuters