The webinars will be run by a GP, who can answer any questions people have about women's health.

An Explosive Ordnance Disposal team will "attend and manage the safe disposal" of the item that prompted this morning's evacuation, Sussex Police has said.

The force said this would happen once a safety cordon was in place.

Ch Insp Simon Yates added: "We will allow residents to return to their homes as soon as it is safe for them to do so."

Sussex Police have said the incident is currently not being treated as terror-related.

Ch Insp Simon Yates said police had searched the property, where the bottle of "unidentified liquid" which sparked the evacuation was found, and found "no other items of concern".

Surrey Police is appealing for anyone with information about the crash in Bagshot to contact them.

Image source, BBC/George Carden

More from our reporter on the ground....

BBC Radio Sussex's George Carden has said police are now closing Grove Road after it was briefly reopened this morning.

He said police community support officers were knocking on flats and businesses asking them to leave.

Mama to Mama distributes second hand goods to vulnerable pregnant women and children in Thanet.

The Conservative opposition leader of Eastbourne Borough Council has said "we will no doubt learn more" about the the nature of the substance.

Robert Smart told BBC Radio Sussex the substance found by police was "potentially dangerous".

However, he said "everybody was going about their business as usual" on Grove Road and traffic was flowing as normal.

A woman living in the evacuated area has said she was "none the wiser" about what was happening last night.

Helen Bailey-Foster, who lives with her pregnant daughter, told BBC Radio Sussex the situation was "a bit nerve-wracking".

After discovering her road was cordoned off last night, she said she was not aware of what was happening until looking at Facebook.

"We were none the wiser," she continued. "Nobody said anything."

"All sorts of things start going through your brain."

Ms Bailey-Foster said she was "hoping and quietly confident" the situation would be resolved "really quickly", though she was unsure of when she could return home.

Image source, BBC/George Carden

A shopkeeper on Grove Road has said the incident is hitting him financially.

Raj Kasippillai, who owns Boss Man Booze, said he stayed open until 01:00 BST after the road was closed at about 18:30 BST on Monday evening.

But he added: "No customers were coming. There was no business at all. I lost so much money," he told BBC Radio Sussex.

Mr Kasippillai said he was waiting for more news.

The King Charles III England Coast Path will be the world's longest managed trail when joined up.

The Sussex player kicks off her first Eastbourne campaign against third seed Jelena Ostapenko.

East Sussex County Council faces its "most challenging financial position ever", a report says.

The National Audit Office says the site near Weybridge currently has a "very high" risk of failure.

There are 662 households on the housing register in Mole Valley, according to the district council.

A training centre at HMP Standford Hill, on the Isle of Sheppey, aims to teach inmates trade skills.

Bunnie needed surgery on her arm after being attacked by a cockapoo in Rainham.

Lancashire's batters make a good start in their first innings against Kent, closing on 120-1 in reply to 374 all out.

Surrey claim four Worcestershire wickets late on day two to take control of the County Championship game at New Road.

Durham fight back after Jofra Archer takes a wicket in his first County Championship appearance for Sussex in more than four years.

A parade is also due to take place in Ramsgate on Saturday, which starts at the Sailors' Church.