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Rail firms and regulators say there will be no repeat of the chaos which hit the network in 2018.
Drivers heading for Gatwick Airport is being diverted off the M23 at junction 10.
British number one Johanna Konta's wait for a first WTA clay-court title continues after she loses to Karolina Pliskova in the Italian Open final.
Brighton seafront has a new attraction that is turning people's heads.
The mental health DJ who says he has helped his listeners out of "very dark places".
A police sergeant failed to supervise a stalking investigation before the victim was murdered, a panel finds.
Three Britons and a South African have been killed in the crash near Dubai airport, authorities say.
Doctors say the surgery could be the difference between some children learning to walk or not.
The BBC has tracked the killings to uncover the stories of those who have lost their lives.
Fewer young people in Sussex are getting mental health assessments within a four-week target time.
The South East will go to the polls on 23 May to elect 10 MEPs.
University of Sussex Student Rajiv Aryal took his own life last July.
Lara trains with her mother who is also a champion sportswoman.
Who can vote in the elections and when will the results be announced?
Marc Chapman is preparing to defend his world crazy golf title in Hastings.
Brighton will appoint Graham Potter as their new manager after he informed Swansea City that he wants to leave.
Gloucestershire re-sign Yorkshire fast bowler Josh Shaw on loan, while his Tykes team-mate Jared Warner joins Sussex.
Britain's Johanna Konta recovers from a set down against American Sloane Stephens to set up an Italian Open third-round match against Venus Williams.
Kick It Out issues apology to Brighton for any inference in comments made by Troy Townsend that the sacking of Chris Hughton was linked to his ethnicity.
Swansea City fight to keep boss Graham Potter and reject approach from Premier League club Brighton.
Brighton's Gordon Greer says they will have to improve their home results to challenge for a play-off place.
Newly-appointed Crawley Town chief executive Richard Low says his main aim is to improve the club's business operations.
Brighton manager Gus Poyet praises midfielder David Lopez's versatility following their 2-2 draw with Millwall.
League One side Crawley Town appoint Richard Low as their new chief executive, replacing Alan Williams.
David Lopez's 88th-minute penalty salvages a point for Brighton as they come back from 2-0 down to draw with Millwall.
Brighton boss Gus Poyet brands the Championship "average" as they stay in the the play-off hunt despite poor form.
Great Britain handball player Mark Hawkins hopes the sport will not have its funding cut by UK Sport ahead of Rio 2016.
Manchester Airport says a "power issue", which caused 87 flight cancellations, has been resolved.
Chloe Phippard says taking part in the trial will give her daughter Ava a chance of "a normal life".
What do people living in the village of Meriden think about the EU elections?
Thousands of teenagers in care are being "dumped" in unregulated homes across England, Newsnight learns.
Four youths are arrested and the club in Lincolnshire says a "hurricane would have done less damage".
The victim, a man in his 20s, was assaulted and shot in the stomach, police say.
A lack of support in schools and the community in England is contributing to the problem, says a report.
Leah Heyes' mother says she is "overwhelmed" by the support shown by people.
About 80 trains a day were significantly late and another 660 trains per day were cancelled.
The attack happened in Weymouth town centre in the early hours of Saturday morning, police say.
Four boats with a total of 52 migrants on board have been intercepted over the weekend.
Among those on board the sell-out trip was Sir Kenneth Grange, the train's designer.
