Brighton youngster George Cox recounts how he went from hoping for a loan move to being told he could die during heart surgery.

A charity runs music therapy sessions for young people in Brighton.

A BBC investigation finds more than 100,000 used needles were collected in the UK in three years.

Paramedics arrive by helicopter to treat the injured man and woman at the scene.

The four men and four women claimed they were preventing wildlife crime against newts.

On World Diabetes Day we hear how families help loved ones living with the condition.

Her death leaves twin sister Teddie as the sole surviving member of the popular vocal harmony group.

How the sport of pilot gig racing has arrived in the waters of Lewes.

Companies withdraw festive business after a video highlights abuse of the animals.

Two students who allowed criminals to filter cash through their bank accounts admit money laundering.

Town manager Claire Lacey has claimed three Peacehaven councillors undermined her position at work.

Families with autistic children say they struggle to get support to cope with violent outbursts.

National League North side Guiseley are paired with League One team Fleetwood Town in the second round of the FA Cup.

Illegal immigrants may be exploiting staff shortages at south coast ports, a report suggests.

John Tomsett, now a head teacher, did not maintain professional boundaries, a misconduct panel said.

A 12-year-old girl from Crawley has written a book to tell other children about autism.

The driver was being directed into a parking space by his wife when he crashed into the store front.

Two train operators say just 5% of their drivers are female in the "male-dominated" industry.

Millions of people fell silent to remember the war dead on Armistice Day, as the nation marks 100 years since the end of World War One.

The typical one-bed home in England costs £600 a month to rent, but this hides a big divide across the country.