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A shop sold a litre of vodka to a 16-year-old boy found extremely drunk in a town centre street.
Two asylum seekers have died at sea and cross-Channel sailings have been stopped for the rescue of survivors.
Boss Jake Leberl thinks Dover’s current crop compare to the squad he first watched at the club as a youngster.
Dover’s Jake Dixon failed to complete a racing lap in the latest round of the Moto2 Championship in Australia.
A jealous landlady accused a customer of winking at her husband - and then attacked her when she later found her asleep behind the bar.
A thug bent a police officer’s fingers back and tried to headbutt him as he was being arrested at his home.
An air ambulance landed in a park after a medical incident sparked a large emergency services response.
Manager Jake Leberl admits table-topping Dover’s start to their Isthmian Premier season has even slightly surprised him.
The dad of a baby who died as her family crossed the English Channel in a small boat has described the moment he realised he had lost his daughter.
Free-scoring Dover moved top of the Isthmian Premier table with a home win against Hashtag United.
Almost 1,500 migrants have arrived in the county on small boats over the past week – including more than 600 yesterday.
A whole section of a seafront has been transformed in just over a month with the infilling of a dock to make space for new EU border checks.
A baby has died after a boat carrying migrants ran into difficulties in the Channel, French authorities have said.
A man was taken to hospital and a suspect arrested following a seafront robbery.
New images reveal latest project designed to revamp town, where almost half a billion pounds is being invested in a bid to increase its appeal.
A prominent town centre pub poised beneath one of Kent’s best-known landmarks is set to go under the hammer.
Boss Jake Leberl is optimistic Dover’s latest community day will be a success on Saturday.
Charlie Elphicke has had the amount of costs he has to pay the publisher of the Sunday Times reduced after a High Court defamation claim.
The government is offering a six-year contract worth £521 million to run two centres for people seeking asylum who cross the Channel in small boats.
We visited the Kent landmark many Brits think should be classed as one of the Wonders of the World, rivalling the Taj Mahal and Christ the Redeemer.
