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Home Election
The Conservative Party have named their candidate for a key battleground seat in Kent which polls suggest could swing to Labour.
After a soggy election announcement and an ‘exodus’ of Tory MPs, political editor Paul Francis thinks Labour has come out on top in week one.
A mix-up has led to the wrong person taking a seat on a council and only a High Court order can remove them.
Parts of a town centre will be closed to traffic as soldiers parade to mark the appointment of a new mayor and council leader.
Today the county will find out who will hold the role of Kent’s Police and Crime Commissioner, following Thursday’s vote.
The Conservatives have emerged ahead in a hard-fought borough council election – but failed to secure an overall majorit.y
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