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There are concerns coronavirus might be starting to spread in parts of England again.

James Utting incited more than 400 boys to send naked photos of themselves by posing as a girl.

Across the world, people are being asked to wear face coverings to help stop coronavirus from spreading.

Sophie Hughes has been shielding at home since the lockdown began because she has severe asthma.

Jack Stevens was father to three children aged eight, five and two, his family say.

Sussex Police appeals for information about the early hours attack on the man in his 20s.

Lawyers and charities say justice is impeded if sensitive cases are not held face-to-face.

East Sussex Fire Brigades Union claims planned staffing changes would bring slower response times.

Hundreds of people have gathered in Brighton in support of protests in the US.

Rico Wojtulewicz said he tried to pacify a man who allegedly had his hands round a woman's throat.

Lloyd Russell-Moyle asks the PM to "put his money where is mouth is" and stop cuts to fire services.

Joan Willett, 103, says she rewards herself with chocolate if she makes it up a hill four times.

For people whose diaries are usually full, the quarantine period has made them reassess their priorities.

The airline is in a tense standoff with unions over restructuring and redundancy plans.

Sussex Police, the Met and the North Yorkshire force will all have women in the top jobs.

Suppliers say people should be "mindful" of the amount of water they are using during lockdown.

East Sussex business want parking charge increases halted to help those struggling in the lockdown.

People in England and Wales shielding with health conditions are able to leave home. Some don't want to.

The trust which took over Ashdown House after decades of abuse, says Covid-19 'changed everything'.

The NHS has introduced a test and trace scheme to help the UK lift lockdown measures.