That's all for our live reporting for today.
We'll be back tomorrow morning from 09:00 BST.
Have a lovely evening.
A woman from Hove says she's being forced to take her wheelchair into a busy road because of overgrown tree roots outside her home.
Struggling hotels in Eastbourne should be allowed to convert into homes or holiday flats, a report has recommended
It's believed the change would allow greater investment in 4 and 5 star hotels and boost tourism in the town.
British number one Johanna Konta takes on Bulgarian Tsvetana Pironkova later in the second round of the US Open.
It'll be the second match on Court 13.
Wheelchair user Ann Agnew from Hove says she's nearly been thrown out of her chair - because of uneven pavements.
Here's Caroline Feraday's report.
But will the fine spell continue? Here's my forecast.
A 19-year-old man from Bexhill is being questioned on suspicion of attempted murder after a man was stabbed twice in the back.
Police were called to reports of two men fighting in Albert Road yesterday at 15:50 BST.
A 28-year-old man from Robertsbridge was arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender and bailed until October.
We're being asked for help in counting the number of dragonflies in the South Downs.
There's queuing traffic and long delays on the northbound stretch of the M25 between J9 and J7, due to an accident involving 10 vehicles.
For regular updates on the situation, go to the BBC Travel website.
Two years ago Samara Levy from Brighton was so affected by the images of devastation and destruction in Syria, she was determined to do something to help.
First she organised a collection of clothes through her son's school. Since then she's helped open two temporary hospitals in Syria.
Drivers are being warned there could be delays on the A23 and the A27 this afternoon.
A murder investigation, controversy over a travellers' camp and the film which started as a school project - here's what happened #onthisday one, three and five years ago.
Good news for everyone enjoying the school summer holidays. Here's my forecast.
Three school friends from East Grinstead have come up with an alternative way to clean yourself, which they hope will prove popular at festivals.
As part of a GCSE project they invented a sponge which produces a thick foam with the tiniest amount of water.
Jane Witherspoon has more
It's the last day of August, but hopefully we can hold onto summer for a bit longer.
And here's a nice way to kick off the day. Here's our #photooftheday - Chichester by Amy Louise Lee.