Professor Yannis Pitsiladis has developed a test that identifies changes in a drugs cheat's genes.
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A man is being held on suspicion of common assault following the death of the 75-year-old.
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The Argus: ‘Conservative escapes hustings over a fence’
Kent Online: Police officer injured after car runs over his foot during stop in Maidstone
Get Surrey: Pet owner's beloved King Charles dog almost killed by Italian bullmastiffs in Farnham Park
Chichester Observer: Police 'desperate to find' two missing teenage girls — dial 999 if you see them
Eastbourne Herald: Anonymous cancer survivor leaves chocolates around Eastbourne to ‘share happiness’
Crawley and Horley Observer: Crawley family pays tribute to Brighton murder victim
Worthing Herald: Lost cat was living in Worthing rubbish chute for months
Mid Sussex Times: Hundreds turn out to hear candidates’ views on climate change ahead of the General Election
Brighton & Hove News: 24-hour off-licence ‘sold booze to street drinker after he walked into bus’
Hastings Observer: Man attacked with a machete in Hastings
Brighton & Hove Independent: Brighton pensioner jailed for having thousands of child porn images
A group of youths threw pebbles and planks of wood at crews in Eastbourne, the fire service says.
Read moreTwo people are being treated for serious head injuries after being struck by a vehicle in Brighton.
Read moreSussex re-sign Afghanistan leg-spinner Rashid Khan for next season's T20 Blast group stages.
Read moreA gym owner who helps the homeless has called on all the politicians to reshape the mental health service.
Part of hotel collapses after fire
Part of the Claremont Hotel on Eastbourne's seafront has collapsed. The Victorian Grade II* listed building was destroyed by a fire on Friday. East Sussex Fire and Rescue service said the building remains unstable. The wall collapsed after firefighters saw one of the building's chimneys "swaying" in the wind.
A woman who records sightings of the unusual rodents found hotspots for them in East and West Sussex.
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The Argus: Police hunt women after stolen card used in Brighton spending spree
Kent Online: Rapper Stefflon Don's brother 'didn't need to' rob Yalding family 'because of famous sister'
Get Surrey: Villagers feel 'conned' by Cranleigh Village Hospital Trust over care home plans
Chichester Observer: Flood warning issued for Bosham and West Itchenor
Eastbourne Herald: Anti-smoking messages on loudspeaker at Eastbourne hospital to catch out smokers
Crawley and Horley Observer: Fears second Horsham dog dies of deadly disease
Worthing Herald: Lancing train driver given emotional send-off after 54-year career
Mid Sussex Times: Council boss Nathan Elvery has left by ‘mutual consent’
Brighton & Hove News: Father of the bride takes Coach House to court over cancelled wedding reception
Hastings Observer: Man suffers fractured eye socket in assault at St Leonards Warrior Square
Brighton & Hove Independent: Police name Brighton teenager who fell from Horsham town centre car park
A look back at the seats in the south east which were won by a small margin in the last election.
Aslan King, 25, had been missing since Saturday after hitting his head and leaving four friends.
Read moreStudents across the UK face disruption as university staff start eight days of industrial action.
Read moreA full investigation into the cause of the fire at the listed hotel in Eastbourne will begin later.
Read moreEngineers are digging up the road and pavements near the Eastbourne hotel as cordons still in place.
Read moreAslan King went missing after suffering a suspected seizure during a camping trip.
Read morePackages containing almost 100 kilos of cocaine were concealed in a van containing frozen fish.
Read moreCrews remain at the scene of the devastating fire on the seafront in Eastbourne.
Read moreContractors pulled down the remainder of the wall after 600 tonnes of rubble fell into a garden.
Read moreSix people suffer minor injuries as a large fire breaks out at a 160-year-old Eastbourne hotel.
Read morePolice will launch December drug checks after three in five of those tested last year were positive.
Read moreMost of the coins and jewellery, believed to have been hidden by Vikings, are still missing.
Read moreKent fire crews attending more incidents involving bariatric patients

Sue Nicholson
BBC News

Fire crews are helping the ambulance service in Kent by transporting increasing number of obese patients, according to figures obtained by BBC Radio Kent.
In the past three years, Kent Fire and Rescue said it had assisted with more than 560 bariatric patients.
In 2018, firefighters helped to move 263 people, up from 130 the year before.
By 4 October this year, 175 bariatric patients had been assisted, according to official figures.
A South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust spokesperson said the figures needed to be seen in the context of about 800,000 calls received each year.
"Across our region we treat a variety of patients, many of whom are managing long term and complex health needs.
"We have a duty to ensure we have the resources required to respond to the needs of all our patients including those who are overweight."
BA system failure leads to flight delays

British Airways passengers are being asked to check with their airline after issues with a flight planning computer system overnight caused delays to long-haul flights.
Gatwick Airport said some flights which were still in the air would be landing between two and three hours late.
An airport spokesman said there would be a knock-on effect for some departures.
No other airlines have been affected, he said.
BBC South East's political editor Lauren Moss examines the main issues in the general election
Teens attacked with knife and baseball bat
Guy Bell
Two boys have been taken to hospital after being attacked by adults armed with a knife and baseball bat.
Sussex Police say a 16-year-old boy suffered two stab wounds and a 17-year-old boy sustained a head injury during the attack in Hailsham on Tuesday at about 20:00 GMT.
The younger boy was taken to the Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton, and the older boy to the Conquest Hospital, St Leonards-on-Sea.
Neither was deemed to have suffered life-threatening or life-changing injuries.
The boys and friends were in Halley Park on the Town Farm estate. They were approached by a group of adults of both sexes who attacked them.
A 27-year-old man and a 28-year-old woman, both from Hailsham, have been arrested on suspicion of wounding with intent.
Both have since been released under investigation.
Hospice patients would not have died when they did if it had not been for the fire, says coroner.
Read moreSgt Gary Jacobs contaminated a Jewish officer's kosher food with pepperoni during a team meal.
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A woman is suing the NHS for not revealing her father's Huntington's disease before she had a child.
Read moreChildren in Need raises £3.9m in South East
It's been another great fundraising achievement for BBC South East's annual Children in Need appeal.
This year our party was held at Allington Castle near Maidstone.

So far almost £3.9m has been raised across Kent, Surrey and Sussex.
Thank you to everyone who took part for all your fantastic fundraising efforts.
Police have named the victim as Nicola Stevenson, 39, although she has yet to be formally identified.
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Kent Online: Church faces closure after 900 years
Get Surrey: Major accidents causing hours of delays
ChichesterObserver: Sussex baby airlifted to hospital after she stopped breathing is to feature in national charity Christmas appeal
Eastbourne Herald: Eastbourne man jailed for lifeboat station burglary
Crawley and Horley Observer: Sussex Murder enquiry: Police reveal identity of victim and make second arrest
Worthing Herald: Bomb disposal team called to Worthing beach
Mid Sussex Times: Mid Sussex General Election candidates officially announced
Brighton & Hove News: Former Brighton & Hove Albion trialist goes into Celebrity Jungle
HastingsObserver: Inquest into St Leonards hospice fire deaths to reopen
Brighton & Hove Independent: East Sussex lifeboat assists as migrant vessel is brought to shore in Dungeness
Nicola Stevenson was found with a head injury and tests showed she died from blunt force trauma.
Read moreA 41-year-old man is arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman's body is found in a bin.
Read moreWe want to hear what questions voters in the South East have about the general election.
Read moreFormer Sussex and England seamer James Kirtley is appointed full-time pace bowling coach by the county.
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Cynthia Tuck says fraudsters took her life savings and that no-one has faced justice for what happened.
Read moreAbout 600 tonnes of stonework and other material toppled in the wall collapse at Lewes Castle.
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The Argus: Tag ‘banned’ in playground over head’s rough play fears
Kent Online: Co-op in Wye near Ashford targeted in 4x4 raid
Get Surrey: Suspected illegal migrant detained on M25 after 'waving at vehicles from rear of HGV
Chichester Observer: Police investigating after bus is 'hit and damaged' by piece of rock in Selsey
Eastbourne Herald: School run traffic impacts Eastbourne’s pollution record
Crawley and Horley Observer: Pedestrian ‘seriously injured’ in Horley crash
Worthing Herald: This is why the Rampion wind farm has been shut down
Mid Sussex Times: Warning over thefts from Sussex churchgoers
Brighton & Hove News: Man suspected of mini crime spree wanted by police
Hastings Observer: Hastings’ £25m fund ‘does not go very far’ towards fixing town’s problems
Brighton & Hove Independent: ‘Great concern’ as attacks on firefighters in East Sussex on the rise
Oliver Pocknell beat 1,000 competitors from 20 countries to become world champion of X-Wing.
Thousands of people attend the Bonfire Night parade through the streets of Lewes.
Read morePoliticians and Brexit were major themes in this year's event.
The home secretary orders an investigation into allegations uncovered by BBC Panorama.
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To many, Guy Fawkes Night is an excuse to set off some fireworks. But in the South East of England it is part of a season that last weeks.
Read moreThe woman died when the tree hit her car in high winds, which have brought widespread disruption.
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The Argus: Backpacker’s grieving family arrive at Cambodian hospital after body found
Kent Online: Rochester dad who stopped Twydall Co-op raid speaks after robber is jailed
Get Surrey: Surrey County Council announces new home for headquarters - updates and reaction
Chichester Observer: Concerns over Sussex Police resources as thousands of digital devices ‘dramatically slow down’ criminal investigations
Eastbourne Herald: Body found in tent in Eastbourne town centre
Crawley and Horley Observer: Three youths ‘seen inside’ burning East Grinstead property
Worthing Herald: Worthing's cultural offer transfers to independent charitable trust
Mid Sussex Times: Empty Sussex courts and cases ‘going into the long grass’
Brighton & Hove News: Heartbreak as brother identifies body of missing Amelia Bambridge
Hastings Observer: Two men arrested on suspicion of rape at Bexhill station
Brighton & Hove Independent: Gatwick Jobs Fair to offer more than 1,000 positions
Brighton tagger hunted

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
Police have released a picture of a man they want to speak to about graffiti tagging in Hove.

The word "mase" was sprayed onto a tennis club pavilion in Dyke Road on 14 October and on a telephone exchange box in Brunswick Place on 21 October.
Detectives say even though the styles are different, they believe the same person is responsible.

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The Argus: Mystery as student dies suddenly after taking apple cider vinegar
Kent Online: Operation Brock shutdown starts after Brexit extension agreed
Get Surrey: Surrey County Council launches Mockingbird support programme for foster parents and children in care
Chichester Observer: Thomas Cook: Delight for staff after jobs at former Chichester branch are saved
Eastbourne Herald: Police chase in Eastbourne’s Sovereign Harbour
Crawley and Horley Observer: Sussex mother speaks out over her daughter’s sexual abuse
Worthing Herald: Missing Amelia Bambridge: Six men questioned over Worthing backpacker’s disappearance
Mid Sussex Times: Haywards Heath College has first open day for students
Brighton & Hove News: I'm dyslexic with a doctorate
Hastings Observer: Police searching for Hastings man with ‘Chelsea’ tattooed on his chest
Brighton & Hove Independent: Family weight management programme gains national award
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The Argus: Everything we know about backpacker Amelia Bambridge's disappearance
Kent Online: Operation Brock contraflow on M20 between Ashford and Maidstone in force
Get Surrey: Car flipped caravan on A3 because driver lost control following 'series of collisions', say police
Chichester Observer: Ten fire engines sent to tackle two Bognor fires
Eastbourne Herald: New plans to reduce risk to hedgehogs during bonfire season in Sussex
Crawley and Horley Observer: Missing Rudgwick man last seen dropping his car off at the garage
Worthing Herald: Family joins search for Worthing backpacker missing on Cambodian island
Mid Sussex Times: West Sussex residents warned after investigation finds dangerous Christmas lights being sold
Brighton & Hove News: Counclilor pleads for safer walking routes to school
Hastings Observer: Concern for future of the Rye Heritage Centre
Brighton & Hove Independent: Person assaulted and dragged into car in East Sussex in ‘possible abduction’
Six labradors are being trained to help fight crime.