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A former BBC manager who had responsibility for its World Service stations in Afghanistan says we are betraying its people.
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Town sees its first colourful celebration of popular Hindu festival.
Kent Police will target crime hot-spots with street patrols.
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A Kent MP is delighted with her new role in the latest reshuffle.
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"It takes some time to change parents' perceptions," says head.
A village is relying on Maidstone council to list its Methodist church as a Community Asset to prevent its imminent sale.
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A D-Day veteran is determined to see out a campaign for an education centre - and help stop the country ever going to war again.
A married couple faced a terrifying ordeal as a masked armed raider tied their wrists together then demanded cash and jewellery.
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There's quite a lot of darkness in the world, says crime scene cleaner.
An inquest has been told a young mum was on her way to work when her car collided with a lorry.
The public are being given the chance to have an input on housing plans for their community.
Litter-pickers make a grim discovery amid the usual discarded cans and mattresses during a clean-up.
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Councillors give unanimous approval to a scheme despite its location in a flood zone.
Diners in a town's latest food offering will be able to buy directly many of the locally grown products used in their meals.
MBE holder's knowledge of wildlife was 'phenomenal'.
An accident in the early hours which resulted in a lorry toppling over in a village road saw the route closed off by police.
A lorry fire on the London-bound stretch of a motorway in the early hours led to two lanes being shut off.
An apology has been issued to another applicant caught up in a planning blunder which has seen test decisions published and become legally binding.
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Firefighters faced an unusual challenge last night in a change from fighting fires.
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A Kent teacher is among the final 50 from across the globe competing for the accolade of best teacher in the world.
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