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An investigation has found the pilot of a plane which crashed into woodland was dealing with a “high workload” at the time.
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A Kent council has become one of the first to adopt a new health rating scheme for local businesses associated with the care and sale of animals.
The son of a retired police officer who died from cancer just six months after being diagnosed is urging people to check any “sinister” signs.
A scheme to install parking restrictions to allow 24-hour emergency access to a palliative care hospice has been branded “a terrible mistake”.
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A drug addict on trial accused of murdering her partner by stabbing him in the back accepts she inflicted the injuries but “cannot remember how”.
Utility crews were shocked to find a sewer had been blocked by plants which had grown from fallen bird seed.
Plans to transform an “eyesore” hotel into a petrol station and M&S store have received support from hundreds of residents.
A court has heard how a man accused of murdering his mother had told his aunt he knew how to cause “maximum damage”.
The victim of a 16-year-old who tried to rape her says she feels like a “shell of her former self”.
A Kent businessman starring in this year’s series of The Apprentice has explained how he got his facial scarring.
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Rejected plans to build a 200-space, 24-hour lorry park on fields in the green belt near a motorway junction have been overturned following an appeal.
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A main road remains closed almost two hours after a crash thought to have involved a motorcyclist.
A main route into a town centre was blocked in both directions following a crash.
A divisive planning application for a new Traveller and Gypsy site has been refused after officers deemed it “inappropriate”.
Drivers are facing delays following a “police incident” on the Dartford Crossing.
A court has heard how two family members heard a woman screaming in the kitchen before she died.
A man who had been released early from prison under the government’s scheme has been jailed after he groped a woman’s thigh.
New plans to station two mobile homes on green belt land have been submitted despite a similar scheme being rejected a month ago.
A man accused of groping a woman’s thigh denies he touched her sexually but admits he was “trying his luck” with her.
Councillors have agreed a budget which will see council tax bills rise and it comes with a warning there will be “difficult choices” ahead.
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