26/07/2014 South East Today

A couple from Kent have spoken of their terror

after burglars raided their home and viciously attacked them.

Rani and Jas Upaul from Southfleet near Dartford were asleep

in bed when the intruders struck earlier this month.

Police are appealing for help tracing the three men responsible

These distressing pictures show the impact of the violent attack on

Rani and Jas Upaul in their own home that left them both in hosphtal

They were in bed when the break`in happened at around quarter past ten

My first memory is three ch`ps standing at the foot of our bed

and the light going on and thinking, you know, the inevitable is going

I had got just about to the corner of the bed when

Mr Upaul was so badly beaten he suffered a broken

The burglars then assaulted Mrs Upaul before breaking into the

couple's safe and making off with cash, jewellery and their p`ssports.

They've gone through a horrific experience.

So I really would apopeal for anybody with any inform`tion

whatsoever about the attack, any information with regard to

the property outstanding, to come forward.

I don't want to be alone in the house.

In fact, I don't want to live in the house any more.

A ?5000 reward has been offdred to help find those responsible.

A controlled explosion has been carried out in East Peckham

Kent Police and Bomb dispos`l experts were called to Addldstead

A man who carried out a serhes of sexual assaults in Brighton has

22`year`old Jude Krishnan was sentenced to

six years in prison for five sexual assaults

Sussex Police say he was a danger to lone women in the city.

Campaigners protesting against proposed changes to staffing

at Eastbourne General Hospital held a march on

Managers at East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust are reviewing

administration roles at the DGH and the Conquest in St Leon`rds

But campaigners say they fe`r it will create a "fragmented" service.

Hundreds of people have gathered to remember a Belgian pilot who saved a

Sussex town from a deadly doodlebug bomb during the Second World War.

Flight Lieutenant Eugene Seghers died when his plane crashed

into the bomb 70 years ago, as it flew over Uckfield.

Everywhere they came down, destroyed.

Uckfield was the next target but it was saved by

Roy Hussey was 11 and saw the moment that

It made this noise and we s`w him, to the house and get it unddr his

wing, underneath the doodlebug, push it up so it went over to thd fields.

I am afraid he got too closd and his wing caught and there w`s an

A special ceremony commemor`ting the pilot's ultimate sacrifhce,

including a fly`past by the Belgian red Devils.

He really did a very brave `ct and we are really honoured to h`ve the

Now a permanent memorial exhsts in the town, honouring its hero

Time to get a check on the weather now.

It has been another warm dax but change is on the way

Tomorrow will be cloudy to start the day and cooler as well.

A cold front that has introduced some fresh weathdr.

It doesn't have too much on the way of rain as it comes towards

We start with temperatures well up in the teens tomorrow

morning, some cloud crossing the region into the North and West

It gives us the risk of somd showers as it moves through, but

There are north`westerly winds bringing in some cold air in.

23 to 25 Celsius, still went on for the time of year.

On Monday some sharp showers around with temperatures taking

Dry and bright for Tuesday and Wednesday.

That is all from us for the moment. We will be back tomorrow evdning

around five o'clock. Enjoy the rest of your weekend. Goodbye.

A bit of a change on the way, in fact it has already started in the

north and west of the UK. It will be cooler, temperatures slipping back

to where they cooler, temperatures slipping back

to where they should be for this time of the year. Some sunshine but

also some outbreaks of rain. Ahead of this crowd, some sunshine and

heat, 29 in Southampton but only 16 in the Western Isles. Heavy rain for

a time overnight working its way deep words -- eastwards. Elsewhere,

largely dry, particularly in southern counties. Warmer in the

south-east, 18 or 19 degrees. Any rain on the eastern side of England

doesn't last too long. The western side of Scotland will be quite wet,

that rain slipping south into Northern Ireland later on. The

further south, it should be a pleasant afternoon, temperatures

down on recent days, in the low to middle 20s. Still quite warm and

fairly humid in the southeastern