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Queen's reign in photos for Jubilee

Sixty photographs chronicling the Queen's 60 years as monarch are to go on display in Windsor to mark her Diamond Jubilee.

Trust launches Starr Network scheme

Representatives from business, education and not-for-profit groups will come together in Brighton next week for the launch of an initiative supporting positive change in communities.

Stroll up for moon-lit fundraiser

Walkers will be guided by moonlight when they step out for a night-time fundraiser in Reading.

High Sheriff to run half marathon

East Sussex's High Sheriff is preparing to tackle the Brighton Half Marathon to raise funds for a centre caring for people with HIV and Aids.

RNLI in lifejacket fundraising call

RNLI crew members in the South East are calling on the public to help them raise more than £40,000 to buy innovative new life-jackets.

Shot raids suspect lawfully killed

A wanted man who was shot dead in the street by police in Brighton was lawfully killed, an inquest has ruled.

Disruption as freight train derails

A freight train derailment caused major disruption to travellers in London and the South East using one of Britain's busiest rail lines on Friday.

£1.5bn bailout for seven NHS trusts

The Government has announced a £1.5 billion bailout for NHS trusts suffering serious financial problems, with seven hospital trusts, including one in the South East, identified as the most likely to need extra cash to relieve major financial pressures.

Redknapp has 'back to the wall'

Jurors hearing former Portsmouth FC boss Harry Redknapp's tax evasion trial were warned to "keep their eyes on the ball" when they consider their verdicts.

Huhne charge sparks Cabinet changes

The Liberal Democrat MP for Eastleigh in Hampshire, Chris Huhne, has quit his job as Energy and Climate Change Secretary in David Cameron's Cabinet to fight a criminal charge of perverting the course of justice.

Shot raids suspect lawfully killed

A wanted man who was shot dead in the street by police in Brighton was lawfully killed, an inquest has ruled.

Jury out in robbery suspect inquest

A jury has retired to consider its verdict in the inquest into the death of a wanted man who was shot by police in Brighton.

Opera star becomes charity patron

Operatic soprano Natasha Marsh said it was a "privilege and a pleasure" to become patron of a Buckinghamshire-based charity supporting families suffering the loss of a child or parent.

Man, 104, becomes British citizen

A 104-year-old in Surrey has proved that you're never too old to become a new man.

Fund to boost weekly bin collection

A £250 million scheme to encourage councils to keep or bring back weekly bin collections is being launched by the Government and is being supported in the South East.

Families in tribute to pond victims

The families of a teenager and a young man found dead in a pond near an Army barracks in Kent have spoken of their deep sense of loss.

Germans admit terror charge

Two German nationals have admitted having terrorist material when they arrived at Dover.

Pilot cleared of sex assault

A RAF Chinook pilot based in Hampshire has been found not guilty of sexually assaulting a woman who was in bed at his home after a party.

Shouting Redknapp denies lying

Former Portsmouth FC manager Harry Redknapp has fought back tears in court as he fiercely denied telling his tax evasion trial "a pack of lies".

'Police will kill me' - wanted man

A wanted man shot dead in the street by armed police in Brighton told a friend that the police were going to find him and kill him, an inquest has heard.

Disabled man in stream suicide

A disabled young man who lived in East Sussex and suffered from a degenerative muscle-wasting disease committed suicide by driving his electric wheelchair into a stream, an inquest has heard.

Troggs star Presley has lung cancer

Troggs frontman Reg Presley, who formed the band in Hampshire, has told fans he has lung cancer and has decided to "call time" on the band.

Fashion show to support hospice

School children in Andover will be strutting their stuff at a fashion show to raise vital funds for seriously ill youngsters.

£3m fund helps social enterprises

Social enterprises supporting environmental and economic improvements in Kent are getting access to millions of pounds in funding.

78% of men 'would accept proposal'

Valentines Day is looming and thoughts of marriage proposals may be running through love-struck individuals' minds - and more than three-quarters of people in the South East are prepared to say 'yes', according to a new poll.

Apprenticeships event for employers

Employers will get the chance to better understand apprenticeships and the benefits they can provide at a charity-hosted event in Portsmouth.

'Police will kill me' - wanted man

A wanted man shot dead in the street by armed police in Brighton told a friend that the police were going to find him and kill him, an inquest has heard.

Rally raises funds for sick kids

Motor racing drivers will take part in a four-day driving challenge kicking off in Hampshire later this year to raise money for a children's medical research charity.

Pilot cleared of sex assault

A RAF Chinook pilot based in Hampshire has been found not guilty of sexually assaulting a woman who was in bed at his home after a party.

Jury out in pilot sex assault trial

The jury in the trial of a decorated RAF Chinook pilot based in Hampshire and alleged to have sexually assaulted a woman in her bed after a Christmas party has retired to consider its verdict.

Health alert as big chill grips UK

The Met Office has raised fears for the elderly and ill by issuing a serious England-wide weather alert as the nation shivers in freezing conditions that have also gripped Hampshire.

UK checks on murder suspect queried

A Labour MP has urged the Home Office to investigate claims that a Lithuanian man suspected of killing a policeman's parents and found dead in Milton Keynes on Saturday had entered Britain without a passport after previously being deported.

Man jailed for grooming girls

A former school project manager from Kent groomed young girls over the internet, asking them to perform sexual acts for him, by posing as a teenage boy, police have said.

Shouting Redknapp denies lying

Former Portsmouth FC manager Harry Redknapp has fought back tears in court as he fiercely denied telling his tax evasion trial "a pack of lies".

RAF pilot fondled woman in bed

A decorated RAF Chinook pilot based in Hampshire sexually assaulted a woman in bed after a Christmas party and she then committed a sex act on him wrongly believing it was her husband, a court has heard.

I lied to reporter, Redknapp admits

Former Portsmouth FC boss Harry Redknapp has admitted lying to a News of the World reporter.

Park welcomes rare bamboo lemur

A critically endangered greater bamboo lemur has arrived at a wild animal park in Kent from France in the hope of preventing the species from dying out.

Mascots fight for 'Olympic' places

Mascots from seventeen charities, including four from the South East, are vying for a place in a fun run at the Olympic Stadium.

Pals take on endurance challenges

Two friends from Southampton are preparing for the first of five endurance runs as they aim to raise at least £3,000 for charity.

Pond pair drowned, say police

Two young men found dead in a pond near an Army barracks in Kent died from drowning, police have revealed.

I lied to reporter, Redknapp admits

Former Portsmouth FC boss Harry Redknapp has admitted lying to a News of the World reporter.

Redknapp loses cool at bungs trial

Former Portsmouth FC boss Harry Redknapp has lost his cool at his football bungs trial as he shouted at a detective for "staring".

Snow forecast for UK at weekend

Bitterly cold weather sweeping Britain will leave a light dusting of snow across the South East and other parts of the country this weekend, forecasters have said.

Football stadium classroom plan

Pupils in the South East could be taught at a football stadium, a bingo hall or at redundant churches under radical plans being considered to help deliver more school places.

More races set up for superheroes

Hundreds of people dressed as superheroes are needed for a Brighton charity's flagship fundraiser which is expanding to include a race in Southampton.

Police raid terrified Mrs Redknapp

Former Portsmouth FC manager Harry Redknapp has said his wife thought he had been killed in a plane crash when police raided the couple's luxury home.

Tattoo studio backs Finley's appeal

Cut-price tattoos will be offered in Chichester as part of a fundraising campaign to get a schoolboy much-needed medical treatment.

Pond pair drowned, say police

Two young men found dead in a pond near an Army barracks in Kent died from drowning, police have revealed.

Second arrest in pond bodies probe

A second man has been arrested by detectives investigating the deaths of two young men whose bodies were found in a Kent pond.

RAF pilot fondled woman in bed

A decorated RAF Chinook pilot based in Hampshire sexually assaulted a woman in bed after a Christmas party and she then committed a sex act on him wrongly believing it was her husband, a court has heard.

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