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Strictly star reveals dad stabbed him in stomach and leg

Strictly star reveals dad stabbed him in stomach and leg

Strictly star Anton Du Beke has made candid revelations about being stabbed by his alcoholic father as a child at his family home in Kent.

Kent headteacher in BBC true crime drama

Kent headteacher in BBC true crime drama

The woman at the heart of the BBC’s drama The Sixth Commandment worked at a Kent primary school.

Witnesses sought after man ‘collides with car’ multiple times

Witnesses sought after man ‘collides with car’ multiple times

Police are searching for witnesses after a man allegedly drove into a car a number of times.

Travel delays after M25 accident

Travel delays after M25 accident

Drivers experienced two miles of queues after an accident.

Kent farm’s lavender fields among most Instagrammable in UK

Kent farm’s lavender fields among most Instagrammable in UK

A family-run farm has been revealed to be one of the most popular places for photos of lavender on the social media app.

Jewellers targeted by two suspects on bikes

Jewellers targeted by two suspects on bikes

Officers are appealing for information after two people were spotted fleeing the scene of a break-in of a town centre business.

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Cyclist breaks collarbone after being pushed by passenger in passing car

Cyclist breaks collarbone after being pushed by passenger in passing car

An avid athlete suffered a broken collarbone and was jeered at by passengers who deliberately pushed her off her bike.

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Novice cyclist taking on 2,500-mile ride to all 92 football league clubs

Novice cyclist taking on 2,500-mile ride to all 92 football league clubs

Family man to ride to 92 English Football League stadiums in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital

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New bubble tea shop opens its doors

New bubble tea shop opens its doors

A couple has launched a store selling a variety of bubble tea drinks and plan to open more across the county soon.

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Fallen branch destroys castle’s open-air theatre roof ‘beyond repair’

Fallen branch destroys castle’s open-air theatre roof ‘beyond repair’

An emergency appeal has been set up to raise £100k to replace a castle’s open-air stage roof after a tree destroyed it.

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Road blocked after tree collapses in strong winds

Road blocked after tree collapses in strong winds

Strong caused a large tree to fall and block a main road which prompted long delays along the route.

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‘The pub garden was stunning but the meal was tasteless’

‘The pub garden was stunning but the meal was tasteless’

Secret Drinker found a beautiful pub garden to enjoy a cool pint and eat a pricey salad.

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M26 reopens after being shut since Monday

M26 reopens after being shut since Monday

A motorway has reopened after a burst main led to its closure which has been causing mayhem for drivers all week.

M26 to remain shut for fourth day

M26 to remain shut for fourth day

The London-bound stretch has remained closed for a fourth day for emergency roadworks.

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£1.2m cycle and walking route could be ‘first of several’

£1.2m cycle and walking route could be ‘first of several’

People are being asked for their views on plans for a walking and cycling route that would cross a town from east-to-west.

Specsavers branch has £500k upgrade

Specsavers branch has £500k upgrade

A town’s opticians has moved to a new home almost directly opposite where it has been based for 16 years.

Contactless ‘tap-in tap-out’ technology to be introduced at six railway stations

Contactless ‘tap-in tap-out’ technology to be introduced at six railway stations

Several Kent railway stations are set to introduce tap-in and tap-out payments as an alternative to buying train tickets by the end of the year.

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Would you pay £1m for a one-bedroom apartment?

Would you pay £1m for a one-bedroom apartment?

This flat is one of the most expensive on the market - but does its unique location and grand features make it worth the price tag?

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Ancient bone finds at villa suggest ‘ritualistic burials’

Ancient bone finds at villa suggest ‘ritualistic burials’

Archaelogists have uncovered rare animal bones and 1,500-year-old underfloor heating at a Roman villa.

Travellers moved on from recreation ground

Travellers moved on from recreation ground

A group of travellers has been moved on by police after pitching up at a recreation ground.

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