Sussex News from the BBC

BBC News – Sussex

• Brighton bin strike: Private firms tackle waste piles as talks go on
  A third-party contractor begins clearing Brighton's "worst-affected areas" on the strike's 13th day.
• Southeastern train services taken over by government
  The rail operator was stripped of its franchise for failing to declare millions in taxpayer funding.
• Crawley 0-1 Sutton: Visiting defender Coby Rowe reports racist abuse from home fans
  Crawley issue a warning during their defeat by Sutton after visiting defender Coby Rowe informs officials he had been racially abused by home fans.
• Norwich City 0-0 Brighton & Hove Albion: Canaries earn second point of season
  Norwich earn their second point of the season, but fail to take advantage of a host of chances to punish a below-par Brighton at Carrow Road.
• Man charged with Crawley kidnap and police impersonation
  A 14-year-old girl was stopped and searched by a stranger while on her way to school on Wednesday.
• Coronavirus: Cases in Kent, Sussex and Surrey
  Cases of coronavirus reported in Kent, Sussex and Surrey.
• County Championship: Two-division structure to return from 2022 season
  The County Championship will revert to a two-division structure again from 2022, after a vote involving the 18 first-class counties.
• Brighton: Dan Ashworth, ex-FA boss, to join Warwickshire committee
  Ex-FA boss Dan Ashworth, Brighton's technical director, is to bring his football expertise to cricket with Warwickshire.
• EFL Green Clubs: Scheme to help all 72 clubs become environmentally sustainable
  The English Football League agrees a partnership to help support clubs becoming more sustainable.
• Brighton 2-1 Tottenham: Seagulls end Spurs 100% start to Women's Super League season
  Brighton beat Tottenham's to end their perfect start to the season with a scrappy victory.