Fire-hit hospice admits safety breachespublished at 20:45 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
Three people died after the fire at St Michael's Hospice nearly three years ago.
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Fire-hit hospice admits safety breachespublished at 20:45 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
Maidstone United P-P Macclesfield Townpublished at 20:07 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
Tuesday's National League match between Maidstone and Macclesfield is postponed because of travel congestion on the M25.
Read MoreWhat's the weather got in store for us?published at 19:59 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
Sarah Keith-Lucas
Weather presenterHas spring arrived?
Here's my forecast.
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End of twitter postZeebrugge disaster anniversary marked in Doverpublished at 18:54 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterThe anniversary of the Zeebrugge disaster has been marked with a memorial service in St Mary's Church in Dover.
The Kent-bound ferry capsized off the coast of Belgium on 6 March 1987, taking 193 lives with it.
The victims' names were read out during the ceremony, before relatives cast flowers into the sea from Admiralty Pier.
Image source, Office of Charlie Elphicke MPImage caption, Dover District Council chair Sue Chandler, Dover Town Mayor Neil Rix and Dover MP Charlie Elphicke
Train operator offers £100 to stranded rail passengerspublished at 17:45 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterSoutheastern is offering £100 compensation to anyone who was stuck on a train for more than two hours during last Friday's snow.
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End of twitter postDrugs found in crashed car in Margatepublished at 17:05 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterDrugs, believed to be cocaine, have been found in a car which crashed as it was being pursued by police in Margate.
Kent Police said officers signalled for the car to pull over in Cecil Street just before 14:25 GMT earlier, but it drove off instead.
Within a minute it had struck a parked vehicle in Alexandra Road.
Two men who were in the car have been arrested and taken to hospital.
Image source, GoogleImage caption, The car crashed in Alexandra Road after being pursued by police
Mum 'murdered' and family found deadpublished at 16:36 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
The woman was discovered stabbed an hour after her husband and sons were found dead at the foot of cliffs.
Read MoreQuarter of county's libraries to closepublished at 16:22 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
Despite 9,000 people signing petitions, East Sussex county councillors agree to close seven libraries.
Read MoreSport Relief kayak challengepublished at 16:09 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
South East Today presenter Rob Smith will be kayaking along the River Medway, from Tonbridge to Allington, for Sport Relief. Here's a video diary of his first training session.You can support Rob’s efforts and donate right now.This will take you to Rob’s fundraising page hosted by Sport Relief.https://my.sportrelief.com/sponsor/RobSmith/, external
Man's broken neck undetected for monthspublished at 15:43 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
A man is taking legal action after claiming a hospital sent him home with a broken neck.
Read More'Student choice' on gender neutral uniformpublished at 15:27 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
A school took out references to boys and girls in its school uniform policy, with one list and one price for all students, regardless of sex or clothes sizes, explains a headteacher.
Ashley Harrold, of Blatchington Mill School in Brighton, said he wanted pupils to "express themselves" and most of them wore a uniform that "conformed to a fairly standard gender stereotype".
He spoke to Daily Politics presenter Jo Coburn as Liberal Democrats called on the government to encourage all schools to adopt a gender neutral uniform policy.
Missing: Where is David?published at 15:02 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterPolice say they are concerned about a man from Crawley who has gone missing.
David Shaw, 24, is described as vulnerable, and was last seen in the town just before 17:00 GMT last night.
He was wearing a dark blue hooded jacket, black leggings with a leather patch on the side and dark shoes.
Image source, Sussex PolicePolice hunt man over indecent exposurepublished at 15:00 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterDetectives are hunting a dog walker who indecently exposed himself to a teenage boy in Redhill.
The man approached the boy in Mercers Country Park just after 22:30 GMT on 2 February.
He is described as white, in his late 50s and medium build, and was wearing a grey woollen beanie hat and a blue and green waterproof jacket and trousers.
Image source, GoogleImage caption, The incident happened in this country park
Gang forces its way into home and stabs teenagerpublished at 14:59 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporterA teenager has suffered what are described as "potentially life-changing injuries" after being stabbed in a house in Crawley.
He was attacked by three men who forced their way into the property in Fitchet Close, Langley Green, around 20:00 GMT on 4 March.
Two other people, a 51-year-old man and a 47-year-old woman, suffered minor wounds.
Image source, GoogleImage caption, The attack happened in a house in this street
The attackers drove off in what is thought to have been an Alfa Romeo.
The teenager needed surgery to repair damage to nerves and tendons in his forearm.
A 20-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of money laundering and drug offences, but has now been released.
Big beach clean educates people about plasticpublished at 13:06 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
People gathered at Shoreham beach this weekend in a bid to clear it of plastic and other litter.
'I saved snake that killed my son'published at 12:44 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
Daniel Brandon, 31, died from asphyxiation at his home in Hampshire.
Critical incident declared at Brighton hospitalpublished at 09:04 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
Image source, Eddie MitchellA critical incident has been declared at the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton because all of its beds are full.
The hospital says the problems follow the spell of extremely cold weather which hit the South East last week.
It is reminding patients that A&E is for emergencies only, and anyone should assume their appointment is going ahead unless they hear otherwise from staff.
Decision to be made on East Sussex library closurespublished at 08:47 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
It's decision day for seven East Sussex libraries.
The county council will decide this morning whether to close them in a bid to save £653,000.
The authority says government cuts are to blame.
It insists the move would affect just eight per cent of users, all of whom live within a 20-minute drive of an alternative library.
In December the council admitted overspending by £720,000 on refurbishing one library building in Hastings.
Join me on BBC Sussex and BBC Surrey at 09:00published at 08:25 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
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End of twitter postCaroline Lucas: More help needed when firms go bustpublished at 07:53 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2018
Brighton Pavilion MP Caroline Lucas has called on the government to do more to help people affected when private businesses go into liquidation.
It follows the collapse of construction company DMB Solutions.
Dozens of homeowners in Brighton and Hove say they were left thousands of pounds out of pocket after the firm went bust, leaving building projects unfinished.