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Have a lovely evening!
Nearly 500 illegal immigrants have been arrested in Sussex in the last three years.
A BBC investigation's found the number detained across the UK has risen by a quarter in two years, up to 27,000 last year.
Just three weeks after opening Brighton's i360 has reached a major milestone.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a cyclist died in Battle on Friday night.
The collision happened on Battle Hill at 19:35 BST when the 59-year-old cyclist came off her bike and suffered a serious head injury.
She was taken to the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton but died on Sunday.
Anyone with information should email firstname.lastname@example.org quoting Operation Wayfarer.
It's another lovely day, but tomorrow might not be as nice. Here's my forecast.
Rugby clubs across Kent and Sussex are raising money for a player injured in a car crash.
Joe Sandford plays for Heathfield and Waldron rugby club. Last month he suffered serious injuries when he fell asleep at the wheel of a vehicle he was driving in New Zealand.
Ian Palmer's reports.
A man's being questioned by police after a two day siege in the West Sussex village of Pagham.
Here's what we know.
Lifeguards will remain on Camber Sands beach until the end of the summer season on September 4th.
They started their patrol at the weekend following the deaths of 5 men.
Briohny Williams reports.
Since 2013 police have arrested nearly 500 illegal immigrants in Sussex.
New video recorded within the last few weeks shows that the tactics being used to get here are becoming increasingly violent.
We were treated to a sunny bank holiday Monday, and that's set to carry on today. Here's my forecast.
A 40-hour stand off between police and a 72-year-old man refusing to leave his house in Pagham, near Bognor Regis, has ended safely.
Ambulance and fire services were called this morning, as the man threatened to set fire to the house, but at 08:42 BST he told police that he was leaving the property and a few minutes later, he left, closing the door behind him.
He was arrested on suspicion of threats to kill and possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life.
This was a long, complex and challenging negotiation. It has resulted in considerable disruption for residents in the area and I would like to thank them for their patience and understanding as we have strived to bring this to a safe conclusion for everyone involved. There will be a police presence at the house for a while, but most of the officers involved are now being stood down."
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BBC Sussex reporter Simon Jenkins tweets that the Pagham Siege has come to an end.
More details to follow as we get them.
Police are continuing to negotiate with a 72-year-old man believed to be armed with a gun inside a West Sussex house.
Officers have been at Harbour Road in Pagham since Sunday afternoon, after receiving a report of "threatening behaviour".
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Here's our #PhotoOfTheDay - the sun setting over hay bales near Lewes, taken by Andrea Heribanova.