Olympic flame lights up Sussex
It's day three of the Olympic Flame's tour through Sussex. Starting in Battle, the Torch will be carried through Hastings and Rye before heading east into Kent.
Lauren ready for her Moment to Shine
A 12-year-old who was warned by doctors she may never walk or lead a normal life, will carry the Olympic Torch in Sussex today. Lauren Gander was born with spina bifida. But today she not only walks with out any problems, but has become a talented dancer and performer.
Lauren has also raised £78,000 for charity helping other children lead better lives. Her friends and family find her to be an inspiration. The teenager will carry the Torch in Rye this morning.
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Torch lights up the South East
Big crowds have turned out to see the Olympic Torch as it continues its tour through Kent and Sussex
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Hastings cauldron surprise
Torchbearer Keith Leech had a surprise in store for the audience when he lit the cauldron at the end of Day 60 of the Torch Relay.
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Sussex welcomes Flame
The Olympic Torch will arrive in Sussex for the first time today starting in Rogate before finishing in Brighton & Hove this evening.