Hankley Common: Military water bombing used to fight wildfires

Footage shared with the BBC shows the animal looking stunned in the aftermath of the incident on a Surrey street.

Police said it was "sheer luck" no-one was killed after Shane Mackay drove the wrong way up the A3.

Four cyclists have been fined after being caught on camera riding through a red light in Esher.

Oscar is praised after calling the emergency services when his mum Iona fainted at home in Banstead.

Danyal Shoaib has installed facial recognition cameras after a spike in assaults from shoplifters.

Luiz Oliveira has been disqualified from driving for 18 months following the pursuit in Guildford.

The motorist, driving a 4x4, can be seen attempting to mount the kerb before sliding down a verge.

David Westwood and Becky Warren say their outgoings have halved since living in a house on wheels.

Young refugees fleeing the war and violence in Ukraine have restarted their educations in England.

After coronavirus shut the nightclubs he DJs in, SUAT, of Oxted, took his decks on to the streets.

The Surrey village where the career of one of the UK's most notorious spies came to an abrupt end.

Seema Misra spent four months in prison after being wrongly convicted of stealing £75,000.

The small Surrey village is the second south east location to feature in our new On The Map series.

Bomb squad commander Robert Huntley gave an interview to the BBC when he attended the scene in 1974.

As hospital admissions for Covid-19 rise again, we take a look at a 12-hour shift in A&E.

Firefighters will spend a week extinguishing the blaze, which has destroyed 140 acres of heathland.

Volunteer Laura Bealin-Kelly says working at the charity is "the highlight of my week".

Business2Schools loans reconditioned computer equipment to pupils who might struggle to keep up during the pandemic.

Misan Harriman normally photographs celebrities but has turned to capturing his local community.

Connie Emmett is swimming the length of the English Channel in her back garden.