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Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
An anonymous donation of expensive designer gear has done wonders for this Mind charity shop.
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Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
An anonymous donation of expensive designer gear has done wonders for this Mind charity shop.
Two people have been arrested after two men were reported being bundled into a van in Worthing, Sussex Police said.
The two men were seen being forced into a white van in Grafton Road by a group of men at about 21:50 BST on Thursday.
The van was stopped at about 22:30 in The Strand, in the Durrington area and the driver - a 37-year-old man - and a woman passenger, aged 32, were arrested on suspicion of kidnap.
The two men who were seen being put in the van have not yet been found, police said.
Goalkeeper Lucy Gruber wants to see women playing in hockey's top league for men.
Read MoreBBC Sport football expert Mark Lawrenson takes on Radio 1 DJ Melvin Odoom in his Premier League predictions.
Read MoreEngland batsman Sam Billings suffers a shoulder injury in his first Kent appearance of the year as their match against Glamorgan is rained off.
Read MoreSeveral bags of clothes - including pieces by Mulberry and other fashion houses - were donated.
Read MoreLizzie Massey
BBC Live reporter
A 20-year-old man has been arrested near his home in Haywards Heath following an appeal by Sussex Police.
Mark Brazil was arrested on Thursday on suspicion of two counts of robbery, common assault, grievous bodily harm and witness intimidation.
He remains in police custody.
A Sussex Police spokesman thanked everyone who got in touch with information and intelligence following an online appeal.
England's Sam Billings dislocates his shoulder in the first over of his first match for Kent this season against Glamorgan in Cardiff.
Read MoreHuw Oxburgh
Local Democracy Reporter
A proposal for up to 20 new homes in Plumpton has been given the go ahead.
Lewes District Council’s planning committee approved an outline application to build up to 20 homes on a greenfield site off Riddens Lane in Plumpton.
Objections that the decision conflicts with the village’s neighbourhood plan, which had only allocated 16 homes for the site, were overruled.
Councillor Tom Jones asked for reassurance from officers about access roads, as Riddens Lane was currently "inadequate and unsafe".
East Sussex Highways agreed road improvements must be carried out by the developer.
Fire crews lured Kiki into a bag containing dog food during the 45-minute rescue.
Read MorePeter Whittlesea
BBC South East Today reporter
This athlete from the 1950s is still running and setting records at 90.
Shelley Phelps
BBC Reporter
Two women from Kent are calling for more checks on the mental health of new mothers.
Hastings Observer, external: Small village shop puts Hastings and Bexhill to shame over Mozambique cyclone appeal
Kent Online, external: Couple arrange Stockbury's newest three-day Chickenstock festival in July
Chichester Observer, external: Selsey house demolition - Backlash prompts response from Chichester District Council
Eastbourne Herald, external: 'Sheer greed' of Eastbourne man in stealing £54,000 from Gardners Books over five years
Worthing Herald, external: Search for armed robbery suspect in Worthing
Mid Sussex Times, external: Burgess Hill regeneration: ‘Next is still on the cards and has always been on the cards’
Brighton and Hove News, external: Brighton's toxic transport crisis
Brighton and Hove Independent, external: Disinfectant set off gas alarms at Brighton seafront hotel
The Argus, external: Fatboy Slim to play at Hove Old Market in May
Get Surrey, external: Councillors 'shocked' and 'horrified' after man in 50s stabbed four times in Sunbury
Crawley Observer, external: Crawley man admits possessing 278 indecent images of children
Peacehaven Community School is closed for all pupils in years seven to 10 as a result of industrial action by the National Education Union (EDU).
The school will be open for year 11 pupils, the school said.
The EDU has called the strike in protest over the school's plan to become an academy with the Swale Academies Trust.
The school said the union was planning to strike again on 1 and 2 May.
The gang were caught on CCTV trying to remove tobacco confiscated by Border Force officials in Kent.
Read MoreChrissie Reidy
Reporter, BBC South East Today
Parents on low incomes are risking their babies’ health by trying to make expensive powdered milk go further.
Somerset extend their 100% record in the One-Day Cup as they beat Sussex by 68 runs in a rain-affected match at Hove.
Read MorePiers Hopkirk
Reporter, BBC South East Today
Alex says he’s being forced to choose between being able to have children of his own and completing his transition.
Councils affect services such as housing and schools so why are people apathetic about electing them?
Read MoreBob Dale
BBC Live reporter
Police have named a man they want to speak to in connection with the theft of £27,000 worth of jewellery.
Fourteen designer rings were taken from Pressley's in North Street, Chichester, overnight on 7 and 8 January, after a side window was smashed.
Detectives say they would like to speak to Christopher Fahey and have released his picture.
He's 41 and from Dagenham.