Tom Darby
BBC Live reporter

That's it from us for another night - we'll be back tomorrow at 06:00 BST with more of the county's news, sport, travel and weather.

Thanks for joining us!

There is a reason behind it - honest.

We've used a GoPro to film a model railway as we take a look at more than a year of issues on Southern Rail - and hear from commuters.

It's part of our series looking at issues in the South East leading up to the general election. #SEVote, external

Peter Whittlesea
BBC South East Today reporter

A man from Sussex has spoken of the moment he and others in a London pub barricaded themselves in on Saturday night, as terrorists tried to force their way in.

William Ruano from Crawley was in Borough Market and witnessed the events unfolding.

Ian Palmer
Reporter, BBC South East Today

John Surtees was famously the only man to win world championships on both two wheels and four.

He went onto run a successful motor racing business in Edenbridge and bought the Buckmore Park karting circuit in Chatham.

He died in March but this evening sporting legends and TV celebrities are paying tribute to his extraordinary life at a Motorsport Hall of Fame event in Epsom.

Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter

It's looking like we have a cloudy day ahead on Thursday, but it will be dry.

Here's my latest forecast.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Police are trying to find a Bexhill man, who's wanted for recall to prison.

Mark Coleman, who's 23, was released early from a four-year term for attempted robbery.

He's failed to attend appointments with his supervising officer since his release in August last year.

Image source, Sussex Police

Robin Gibson
Reporter, BBC South East Today

Newhaven's Napoleonic Fort is to host an extraordinary choral happening this weekend.

It's inspired by the experiences of WW1 conscientious objectors, some of whom were interned in a nearby camp.

Image source, Rex Features

Brighton and Hove Albion midfielder Steve Sidwell has penned a new one-year deal with the club.

The 34-year-old joined Albion for a second spell in January 2016, initially signing on loan from Stoke City.

He made the move permanent last summer, and was a key part of the club's promotion-winning Championship side last season.

Manager Chris Hughton said: "Steve has been a key member of the squad over the past 18 months. He thoroughly deserves this new deal and I am delighted that he is extending his stay at the club.

"Our fans know his qualities well, and his experience, particularly at Premier League level, will be important for us. He is an excellent pro and that experience will be vital for us next season."

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

It's less than 24 hours until the election and we've been asking people what #GetsMyVote.

Brighton bicycle shop worker Ace, 29, says environmentalism is the major issue for him.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather

Enjoy this afternoon's sunshine as it's turning unsettled again, although temperatures will get better at the weekend.

Here's my forecast.

The creator and star of the children's TV programme had been suffering from cancer.

Brighton midfielder Steve Sidwell signs a new one-year contract with the newly-promoted Premier League club.

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

With less than a day until the general election we've been asking people to tell us what #GetsMyVote.

Stuart Quinn, 44, owns a stall in North Laine, Brighton.

His number one issue is privatisation of the NHS.

What would you do if you were in charge of the country for a day?

We gave these teenagers 20 seconds each to tell us what they'd do as part of a series called #PMfortheday.

Natalie Graham chaired a debate in front of a studio audience as five South East politicians from the leading parties tackle the big election issues within the region.

You can watch the full debate below.

#SEVote, external

We asked teenagers what they would do if they were in charge of the country.

It's part of our #PMfortheday, external series leading up to the general election.

#SEVote, external

Entertainer Andy Cunningham, best known as the creator and star of children's TV show Bodger And Badger, has died aged 67.

Cunningham played handyman Simon Bodger in the series and voiced his companion, a beret-wearing talking badger with a love for mashed potatoes.

He died of cancer at the Royal Sussex County Hospital on Monday.

The show ran on the BBC from 1989 to 1999.

His sister Tessa Cunningham said: "Andy lived to be loved and to make people laugh - starting with me, his little sister.

"He had a quicksilver brain, a rebellious attitude, boundless compassion particularly for the underdog, unstinting levels of generosity and, of course, a passion for mashed potato."

Armed police officers are being deployed to this weekend's Wildlife music festival at Shoreham airport in the wake of the recent terror attacks.

More than 20,000 people are expected on each of the two days, 9 and 10 June.

They're being asked to avoid bringing bags to the event to help speed up access.

Sussex Police says security around the site has also been stepped up.

Information will be provided and regularly updated by organisers and police on social media using #wildlife17

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

There's concern over a 16-year-old girl who's gone missing from Ditchling.

Jenny Doyle was last seen on 3 June at 13:35 BST.

Image source, Sussex Police

She was wearing a white t-shirt and jeans with a black jacket.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

A pub in Shoreham was evacuated after a fire broke out last night.

Image source, Eddie Mitchell

It happened at the Bridge Inn, in the High Street, just after 23:00 BST.

Image source, Eddie Mitchell

The fire broke out in a cooling unit in the basement, but was brought under control in about an hour.

Image source, Eddie Mitchell

There are no reports of any injuries.

Image source, Eddie Mitchell