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Milly Dowler killer linked to brutal Sussex assault
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
The victim of a brutal assault in East Sussex is calling on the police to reopen her case after discovering it's been linked to the killer of Milly Dowler.
Nobody has ever been brought to justice for the attack on Sarah Spurrell.
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#ICYMI: 'I live with the guilt of a man's death'
Jailed for being homosexual, Keith Biddlecombe talks about how it changed his life.
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Brighton and Hove's Summer of Love
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
About 300,000 people are estimated to have gathered in Brighton this weekend to celebrate Brighton Pride.
This year's event was themed Summer of Love to mark 50 years since the partial decriminalisation of homosexuality in England and Wales.
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Brighton boss: 'Whatever happens, give everything on the pitch'
Johnny Cantor
BBC Sussex commentator
Brighton and Hove Albion boss Chris Hughton has given his first press conference ahead of the team's maiden Premier League season.
The Seagulls host Manchester City at 17:30 BST on Saturday.
I asked him what his final message to his players would be.
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An Eastbourne hotelier got to know a homeless man sleeping outside her hotel, and now she's helping him make a fresh start.
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Drugs believed to be crystal meth seized
Sue Nicholson
BBC News
Five men have been arrested after police made several seizures of the drug believed to be crystal meth in Brighton and
Hove during the last week.
About £1,000 worth of the drug, along with items associated with its process, was seized during a warrant at Cobblers
Thumb in New England Road, Brighton, last Thursday night.
Sussex Police said chemicals and substances were also recovered from an address in Pullman Hall,
New England Street, Brighton.
On Monday, quantities of what is believed to be crystal meth, GBL and cannabis were recovered from an address in Denis Hobden Close in Brighton.
Fans forum at the Amex
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
I'm at the Amex for the Brighton and Hove Albion FC fans forum.
Union claims Tube staffing 'crisis' after hurt passenger waited 30 minutes for aid
A rail union has warned of a "growing crisis" of unstaffed London Underground
stations after two incidents were revealed of passengers being injured and
having to wait for help.
The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union said it defied belief that Tube stations
were being left unstaffed, adding that they should be closed if employees are
not available.
The union gave details of two incidents, including one at Ickenham on 3 August when a member of the public fell down stairs and lay unconscious for over 30
minutes.
The union said it was "pure luck" that he was spotted by a Tube driver, with
staff having to be called from other stations - leaving them unstaffed.
London Underground network operations director Nigel Holness said: "Safety is our top priority
and fortunately these types of incidents are rare.
"Following a review of
staffing levels we are now in the process of putting 325 additional new staff
members in our stations."
Man named after Shoreham fishing boat sinking
A man who died after a boat sank off Shoreham has been named as Traiam Dumitrache.
The 50-year-old Romanian national from London was one of four men in a small boat which sank in the early hours of Sunday morning.
One crew member was rescued after clinging on to a buoy for several hours. Two others are still missing.
The boat was believed to have collided with the scallop dredger Vertrouwen, bound for Grimsby.
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Part-time soldiers put new skills into action
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
Part-time soldiers from Kent, Sussex and Surrey have spent two weeks training alongside the US military in Michigan
The reserve battalion of the Princess of Wales's Royal regiment have been taking part in an exercise designed to get NATO forces practicing working alongside each other.
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BreakingDrowned sailor identified.
The man who died when a boat sank off Shoreham on Sunday is named as Traiam Dumitrache - a 50-year-old Romanian national from London.
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Amber Rudd targeted by email hoax
Home Secretary and MP for Hastings and Rye Amber Rudd has been tricked into a brief email exchange with a prankster who impersonated the PM's new communications chief Robbie Gibb.
The hoaxer, who has previously fooled White House officials, managed to communicate with the minister before she spotted the windup.
According to The Guardian, he emailed her using her publicly-available contact details and she replied from her private email address.
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust's Care Quality Commission rating has been revised from "inadequate" to "requires improvement".
It’s an interesting report from the CQC.
They are very keen to point out the work the
staff (as opposed to the board) have done to improve things at the trust.
Immediately prior to the inspection in April
managers from the Western Sussex Hospitals trust had taken over Brighton and
Haywards Heath. In other words they had not had time to influence improvements.
The lack of consistent leadership will have
slowed the pace of change and improvement at the trust and that is highlighted
by the fact that there are still a huge number of issues for that new
management team to address.
There
will now be high expectations of the new chief executive and her management
team to address those issues and build on the improvements already
seen.
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Milly Dowler killer linked to brutal Sussex assault
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
The victim of a brutal assault in East Sussex is calling on the police to reopen her case after discovering it's been linked to the killer of Milly Dowler.
Nobody has ever been brought to justice for the attack on Sarah Spurrell.
Video content
#ICYMI: 'I live with the guilt of a man's death'
Jailed for being homosexual, Keith Biddlecombe talks about how it changed his life.
Video content
Brighton and Hove's Summer of Love
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
About 300,000 people are estimated to have gathered in Brighton this weekend to celebrate Brighton Pride.
This year's event was themed Summer of Love to mark 50 years since the partial decriminalisation of homosexuality in England and Wales.
Video content
Brighton boss: 'Whatever happens, give everything on the pitch'
Johnny Cantor
BBC Sussex commentator
Brighton and Hove Albion boss Chris Hughton has given his first press conference ahead of the team's maiden Premier League season.
The Seagulls host Manchester City at 17:30 BST on Saturday.
I asked him what his final message to his players would be.
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Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
'Catherine's so kind, it breaks my heart'
Chrissie Reidy
Reporter, BBC South East Today
An Eastbourne hotelier got to know a homeless man sleeping outside her hotel, and now she's helping him make a fresh start.
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Drugs believed to be crystal meth seized
Sue Nicholson
BBC News
Five men have been arrested after police made several seizures of the drug believed to be crystal meth in Brighton and Hove during the last week.
About £1,000 worth of the drug, along with items associated with its process, was seized during a warrant at Cobblers Thumb in New England Road, Brighton, last Thursday night.
Sussex Police said chemicals and substances were also recovered from an address in Pullman Hall, New England Street, Brighton.
On Monday, quantities of what is believed to be crystal meth, GBL and cannabis were recovered from an address in Denis Hobden Close in Brighton.
Fans forum at the Amex
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
I'm at the Amex for the Brighton and Hove Albion FC fans forum.
Fishing boat sinking victim named
Traiam Dumitrache was one of four fisherman on a trip off the coast of Shoreham when their boat sank.
Read moreUnion claims Tube staffing 'crisis' after hurt passenger waited 30 minutes for aid
A rail union has warned of a "growing crisis" of unstaffed London Underground stations after two incidents were revealed of passengers being injured and having to wait for help.
The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union said it defied belief that Tube stations were being left unstaffed, adding that they should be closed if employees are not available.
The union gave details of two incidents, including one at Ickenham on 3 August when a member of the public fell down stairs and lay unconscious for over 30 minutes.
The union said it was "pure luck" that he was spotted by a Tube driver, with staff having to be called from other stations - leaving them unstaffed.
London Underground network operations director Nigel Holness said: "Safety is our top priority and fortunately these types of incidents are rare.
"Following a review of staffing levels we are now in the process of putting 325 additional new staff members in our stations."
Man named after Shoreham fishing boat sinking
A man who died after a boat sank off Shoreham has been named as Traiam Dumitrache.
The 50-year-old Romanian national from London was one of four men in a small boat which sank in the early hours of Sunday morning.
One crew member was rescued after clinging on to a buoy for several hours. Two others are still missing.
The boat was believed to have collided with the scallop dredger Vertrouwen, bound for Grimsby.
Part-time soldiers put new skills into action
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
Part-time soldiers from Kent, Sussex and Surrey have spent two weeks training alongside the US military in Michigan
The reserve battalion of the Princess of Wales's Royal regiment have been taking part in an exercise designed to get NATO forces practicing working alongside each other.
Video content
BreakingDrowned sailor identified.
The man who died when a boat sank off Shoreham on Sunday is named as Traiam Dumitrache - a 50-year-old Romanian national from London.
Amber Rudd targeted by email hoax
Home Secretary and MP for Hastings and Rye Amber Rudd has been tricked into a brief email exchange with a prankster who impersonated the PM's new communications chief Robbie Gibb.
The hoaxer, who has previously fooled White House officials, managed to communicate with the minister before she spotted the windup.
According to The Guardian, he emailed her using her publicly-available contact details and she replied from her private email address.
The Home Office played down the trick.
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Drying up as we head through the afternoon
Lucy Martin
BBC Weather
Tomorrow is looking dry and bright too.
Here's my latest forecast.
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Sussex hunting down promotion - Brown
Captain Ben Brown says Sussex are "hunting down" a Division Two promotion place after winning four of their last five games.
Read moreHigh expectations of trust as improvements begin
Mark Norman
Health Correspondent, BBC South East
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust's Care Quality Commission rating has been revised from "inadequate" to "requires improvement".
It’s an interesting report from the CQC.
They are very keen to point out the work the staff (as opposed to the board) have done to improve things at the trust.
Immediately prior to the inspection in April managers from the Western Sussex Hospitals trust had taken over Brighton and Haywards Heath. In other words they had not had time to influence improvements.
The lack of consistent leadership will have slowed the pace of change and improvement at the trust and that is highlighted by the fact that there are still a huge number of issues for that new management team to address.
There will now be high expectations of the new chief executive and her management team to address those issues and build on the improvements already seen.