League Two side Grimsby Town sign Luton Town defender Akin Famewo on a season-long loan deal.

A toddler suffered serious injuries after a large piece of timber is believed to have fallen from scaffolding onto her head.

The three-year-old was being pushed by her mother in a pushchair when she was injured in Preston Street, Brighton, at around 10:45 BST today.

A 32-year-old man from Hove has been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and a 39-year-old man from Brighton was arrested on suspicion of failing to discharge general health and safety duty at work.

Police are working with Health and Safety Executive who will be investigating.

Detective Chief Inspector Pierre Serra, of Sussex Police, said: "We are appealing to anyone who may have been walking along the street at this time to come forward with any information they have on this incident.

"We are also urging anyone who was driving along this road to check their dash cam footage to see if the incident was captured."

Phoenix the rescue cat has predicted four England victories so far.

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Sussex County Cricket Club has been named and shamed for failing to pay the national minimum wage.

It is one of nearly 240 employers on a government list who are said to have underpaid workers.

In a statement, Sussex Cricket said two players who had been on trials were not paid the equivalent of the national minimum wage when travel was taken into account.

The club said the players involved have now received extra money to make up the difference.

Meet the people on the streets that share their names with England's World Cup stars.

Terry Smith died a day after being restrained at Staines police station, an inquest finds.

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Police are concerned about Sally Roberts, who's gone missing from Chichester.

The 37-year-old was last seen leaving St Richard's Hospital at 06:00 BST.

Officers say she was wearing a purple top with a floral print on the back and black jogging bottoms.

She has a number of tattoos, including two stars on her forehead.

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A huge cannabis factory has been discovered in Ramsgate town centre.

Kent Police was called to an unoccupied building in King Street on Wednesday where officers found between 600 and 1,000 plants.

Officers say the crop would have produced hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of drugs.

The plants will now be destroyed.

The problems were caused when a panel supplying signalling systems with power became burnt out.

Dean Kilpatrick
Local Democracy Reporter

Medway "enjoys relatively good sexual health" despite having a higher rate of herpes than the national average, according to an annual report.

According to Medway Council's director of public health James Williams, prevalence of the sexually transmitted infection (STI) is currently at 66.6 per 100,000 people - compared to the England average of 57.2.

The report, discussed this week, also revealed there were 1,979 new STI diagnoses in 2016, with chlamydia being the most common.

As expected, 58% of the total number were among those aged 15-24. Mr Williams' report reads: "Medway residents enjoy relatively good sexual health, with lower rates of STIs than the England average in 2016.

"There is (a) strong positive relationship between deprivation and STI rates, with central Chatham having highest concentration of STI diagnoses and higher HIV prevalence than most affluent or rural areas."

Rates of gonorrhea, syphilis and HIV were lower than the national average.

A 50-year-old was taken into custody half an hour after the woman's body was found at her home.

Torrential rain in Tunbridge Wells led to flooded streets, disrupted travel and layers of mud.

Dean Kilpatrick
Local Democracy Reporter

Government funding allocated to help reduce the number of suicides in Kent and Medway is "thinly spread," a councillor has warned.

Nearly £700,000 will be spent on suicide prevention work across the county in 2018/19, following a successful bid for Department of Health and Social Care money.

The grant will be used on projects including promoting a 24/7 freephone support line, training over 1,000 people to spot "suicide warning signs", and improving support for families bereaved by someone taking their own life.

Conservative councillor Stuart Tranter says he feels the Kent and Medway Sustainability and Transformation Partnership is trying to achieve too much with the money available.

He told the health and wellbeing board meeting on 3 July: "This funding [report] doesn't have any numbers in it in terms of what's going on in which category.

"I'm not saying you could necessarily answer that very easily, but it would have been useful to know.

"I wouldn't sit here as an amateur and second guess the rationale, but looking at it from the outside it looks thinly spread rather than more focused. It's a lot of money, but in a way it's not."

Between 2010 and 2017, there were 176 suicides in Medway - while the three-year suicide rate in both Kent and Medway is above the national average.

There is a national target to reduce suicide by 10% by 2021, with central government providing money to eight health trusts across the country.

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

If Wimbledon has inspired you to pick up a racquet but tennis is a bit too energetic, pickleball could be for you. More than three million Americans are thought to play the sport, which borrows from badminton, tennis and table tennis.

In the UK it is estimated there are more than 2,000 players at 70 clubs across the country, including this one in Eastbourne, East Sussex.

England all-rounder Ben Stokes hits 90 on his return from a hamstring tear, but cannot prevent Durham from losing in the T20 Blast at Yorkshire.

People were told to avoid London Victoria station as a signal failure causes disruption across London.

The 70-metre tapestry, which depicts the Norman conquest of England, is set to come to the UK in 2022.

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