Katy Bourne elected for the third time as PCCpublished at 17:51 British Summer Time 10 May 2021
Katy Bourne won with a total of 244,810 votes, 116,000 votes ahead of her closest rival.
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Katy Bourne won with a total of 244,810 votes, 116,000 votes ahead of her closest rival.
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Read MoreMatthew Scott is elected as Kent's police and crime commissioner for the second time.
Read MorePanorama filmed officers trying to disrupt networks of dealers transporting drugs worth millions of pounds.
Read MoreMichael Stone hopes the clue will lead to him being cleared of Lin and Megan Russell's murders.
Read MoreMark Stoneman scores his first century of the season as Surrey's rain-affected game against Leicestershire ends in a draw.
Read MoreYorkshire's rain-affected County Championship game with Kent ends in a draw at Headingley.
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Read MoreNorthants paceman Ben Sanderson finishes with 10 wickets in the match as his side wrap up an innings victory over Sussex.
Read MorePolice investigating the community support officer's death are given more time to question a man.
Read MoreLisa Townsend replaces David Munro to become the county's third Police and Crime Commissioner.
Read MoreRain affects Saturday's County Championship fixtures, with six games abandoned without a ball bowled.
Read MoreThe Conservatives secure 61 council seats and 49% of the vote in local elections.
Read MoreBob Dale
BBC Live reporter
That's it for our coverage of today's local election results in the south east. Thank you for joining us.
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The Tories hold Surrey County Council while votes continue for the boroughs and police commissioner.
Read MoreAmanda Akass
Reporter, BBC South East Today
The Conservatives hold another seat on Surrey County Council.
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England opener Rory Burns makes his fourth half-century in seven innings this season as Surrey hit back against Leicestershire.
Read More...and been allowed inside to hear some district council results.
Good news for BBC Surrey's political reporter Jack Fiehn, who has spent the day reporting from a car park outside the venue in Dorking because of Covid restrictions.
England Test captain Joe Root makes 41 as day two of Yorkshire's Championship game against Kent ends finely poised at Headingley.
Read MoreOne of the closest contests in the region, and also the country, will be in Crawley, where the Conservatives and Labour are going toe to toe.
Labour leader Peter Lamb has words of warning for his party, should they not be able to hold onto this local authority in a key marginal parliamentary constituency.
"We've got to be honest about this, if the result's not good then it shows that we have not yet managed to reconnect with people in the way that we wanted to".