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US agents 'lied to entrap' UK man
US agents "overstepped the mark of legitimate law enforcement" to entrap British man Christopher Tappin, a court hears....
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Parkinson queries Pardew sacking
Charlton boss and ex-colleague of Alan Pardew, Phil Parkinson, describes the Southampton manager's sacking as 'strange'....
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Island anger over court closure
Residents are angry that plans to close a Kent court will leave one of the county's most socially deprived areas with reduced access to justice....
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Girl, 15, injured in hit-and-run
A 15-year-old girl is thrown into the air after being struck by a car in a hit-and-run incident in Gillingham....
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Police seek man over sex attack
Police try to trace a man who spoke to teenage girl shortly after she was sexually assaulted in Kent as part of their investigation. ...
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Chemical spill shuts carriageway
Part of a dual carriageway in east Kent is shut to let emergency services clean up a chemical spill....
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Bears wrap up victory over Kent
Chris Woakes and Neil Carter share the final five wickets as Warwickshire wrap up victory over Kent by 95 runs at Edgbaston....
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Police complaint numbers revealed
At least 2,000 police officers were subject to three or more complaints by members of the public in the last year, figures obtained by the BBC show....
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'Bloodgate' doctor given warning
The GMC issues a warning to the match-day doctor at the centre of the rugby "Bloodgate" scandal....
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Pakistan claims sadden Farbrace
Former Sri Lanka assistant coach Paul Farbrace admits he was not surprised to learn of the alleged corruption involving Pakistani cricket....
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Force could face 1,500 job losses
Staff and officers with Kent Police are told up to 1,500 jobs could be lost as a result of spending cuts over the next four years....
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First purple herons fly the nest
A pair of chicks thought to be the first purple herons to breed in the UK have flown the nest, the RSPB says....
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Gills upbeat despite winless run
Gillingham skipper Barry Fuller says his side's winless start to the season is down to bad luck and not poor performances....
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School gender views 'start early'
Girls believe they are cleverer, better behaved and try harder than boys from as early as the age of four, research suggests....
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Charlton Athletic snap up Fortune
Charlton Athletic re-sign their former defender Jonathan Fortune on a short-term deal until Christmas....
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Poem describes abuse as a child
Sophie Barnwell from Maidstone hopes her poem about child sex abuse will encourage other victims to end their silence....
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Plantagenet heir's tomb in Kent?
According to legend, an illegitimate heir to the Plantagenet throne is buried at St Mary's Church in Eastwell....
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Folkestone's free Ska Festival
Foilkestone Skabour Festival runs between 3 and 5 September with free daytime music events on the harbour side....
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Music festival was incident-free. Community praised following Create Music Festival in Ashford
Kent Police in Ashford are praising the community and visitors to the Create Music Festival, following an incident free weekend.Neighbourhood Inspector Andrew Judd said: 'The festival passed off without an incident. We received only one call, whi...
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Missing person returns. Teeenager back home in Canterbury
Meryl Turner-Maynard returned to her family home in Canterbury on the morning of Wednesday 28 July.Officers have visited her and established that she is safe and well.Kent Police would like to thank the media and members of the public for assisting i...
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