10/08/2014 South East Today

A man's been seriously the late news here on

injured after an altercation in Brighton in the early hours of this

morning. It happened at the bottom of North Street and the 22 year old

Hungarian man suffered a severe neck wound. He's in a critical but stable

condition in hospital. Police are appealing for witnesses and think

drivers from the taxi rank opposite may be able to help.

A lot external CCTV is where would be grateful if taxi drivers might

have something to add and could come forward and have their CCTV.

expecting large waves to increase flood risks in coastal areas over

the next 24 hours, following weather`related problems across the

South East today due to ex tropical storm Bertha. The ceiling came down

at the Morrison?s supermarket in Sutton Road in Maidstone because of

heavy rain and it was closed for a number of hours.

Flooding was also an issue for properties and roads across the

region. And the South East coast was

A family from Kent are appealing for help finding two sisters who've gone

missing in Thailand with their mother. 11 year`old Ananya Day and

her six year`old sister Aleena disappeared in June. Their father `

who they live with in Sevenoaks ` has been searching for them ever

Waiting and hoping for news of two treasures members of this family.

The sisters have been missing now for over two months. We desperately

need them back. They both desperately need to go to school.

Annie starts a new school in September. It's just so important

for her. They were out visiting their mother in Thailand when she

failed to return them to their father. The family say her apartment

was empty and police are now searching for the girls. Their

father is still out there, appealing for help.

He has had vehicles going round with posters. He has been to the airports

and everywhere else. You just wonder what else you can do.

It's devastating. You don't really sleep at night because you wake up

and wonder what the time is in Thailand. You don't particularly

want to eat, you don't want to enjoy yourself.

Hatred with his current partner and daughters, the father is offering a

reward for their return. `` pictured with.

football league clubs began the new season with a win and there were

disappointing defeats for both Gillingham and Brighton, as Neil

There was optimism in the air, even if new boss Sami Hyypia looked a tad

apprehensive. The Albion began well enough with Kazenga Lua Lua looking

dangerous. However, it was Sheffield Wednesday who took the lead,

courtesy of Giles Coke?s curling shot. Then Andrew Crofts was

dismissed for a rash tackle. Brighton battled for an equaliser,

but frustratingly it never came. Worst performance for a Brighton

team for two years. It?s not a strong enough team. They need to

spend some money. They?ve got no chance this year of going up,

whatsoever. Charlton?s new side began promisingly at Brentford, and

it was one of the summer recruits, Igor Vetokele, who put Bob Peter?s

side in front. Indeed, they would have had all three points if not for

Tommy Smith?s late deflected shot, five minutes from time. In League

One, Gillingham could hardly have begun better thanks to a clinical

finish from Cody McDonald. A Danny Kedwell penalty made it 2`0. MK Dons

pulled it a goal back when House put a goal into his own net. Worse

still, after the break, McDonald was stretchered off with what could be a

serious knee injury. MK Dons took a grip on the game, scoring three

goals in five minutes, one another own goal from another Gills new boy,

Aaron Morris. The one bright point was Crawley?s win at Barnsley,

Good evening. The storm came as packed quite a punch as it moves

across our part of the world. Continuing to do so, although the

rain itself has now pivoted off towards the north and east. A lot of

dry weather around but still some shower reactivity. The Met office

weather warning for wind is in force until 8pm. That doesn't mean the

winds will ease away, because they continue to be a feature of our

weather through tonight. Some showers continuing for a time but

drying out and many sponsors we had towards the morning. Some clear

skies but it won't be in any way one tomorrow morning. A distinctly or

tonal feel. `` autumnal. Some thunder mixed into the

showers, maybe some tail. 18 to 20 Celsius. The isobars will start to

gradually pull apart as we go through this week. The winds will

slowly ease. We'll be back with a late update at

10:15pm. Good evening. Hello there. With reports of

flooding and wind damage in some parts of the UK, hurricane Bertha

has certainly left her mark, in one form or another. The low that sperm

from her is now pushing its way on to the North Sea and through the

night will keep winds strong and gusty across the country. Some

lively showers around as well, wins strengthening through northern

Scotland and northern England and this wraparound of a weather front

could cause some issues tomorrow. Tomorrow begins on a fresher note. A

Met Office warning around Speyside. With gusty winds east of Scotland

and North East England to start the day, potential for some problems on

the roads, bridges and maybe airports. South-west Scotland,

Northern Ireland tomorrow morning gets off to a dry start, and there

will be some showers rattling through on that strong and gusty

wind. Gusty winds will bring the odd shower to northern England