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Devastating fall in girls' happiness warns Girlguiding UK

07 September 2021
Devastating fall in girls' happiness warns Girlguiding UK

The happiness of girls continues to decline dramatically, says the well-respected charity, which is now insisting the government take action.

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Lego advent calendars go on sale - but two are already out of stock

07 September 2021
Lego advent calendars go on sale - but two are already out of stock

Lego's advent calendars have gone on sale, and despite this week's mini heatwave, two are already sold out online.

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Live: Is Kent facing an October firebreak lockdown?

07 September 2021
Live: Is Kent facing an October firebreak lockdown?

With Covid cases rising could a short, sharp lockdown and longer half term break be needed? Reports suggest the government is considering it.

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10 car makes and models that may not accept new E10 petrol

06 September 2021
10 car makes and models that may not accept new E10 petrol

More than 600,000 vehicles aren't compatible with the UK's new E10 petrol including these 10 popular makes and models.

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WhatsApp to send train journey updates

03 September 2021
WhatsApp to send train journey updates

Train passengers can now get the latest service information sent straight to their mobile phones via WhatsApp.

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What we know about Mu - the covid strain that may evade vaccines

03 September 2021
What we know about Mu - the covid strain that may evade vaccines

Scientists have added a new covid variant to the World Health Organisation's watchlist over concerns it may evade people's existing immunity.

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Royal Mint unveils new 50p Winnie the Pooh coin worth £1,000

02 September 2021
Royal Mint unveils new 50p Winnie the Pooh coin worth £1,000

A new 50p collectable coin featuring Winnie the Pooh and Friends has been unveiled by The Royal Mint, including one with a very hefty price tag.

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20 things adults miss most about school days

02 September 2021
20 things adults miss most about school days

From conker competitions and skipping to school milk and pink custard - these are the things we hold dear about our time in school.

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Drivers remain confused about new petrol roll-out warns RAC

01 September 2021
Drivers remain confused about new petrol roll-out warns RAC

More than 600,000 vehicles can't use the new eco-friendly petrol being rolled out this month, causing ongoing confusion for drivers says the RAC.

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Met Office reveals full list of new storm names

01 September 2021
Met Office reveals full list of new storm names

The UK storm names for the next year have been revealed. Did your name make the final list?

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The microchip mistake costing dog owners £500

31 August 2021
The microchip mistake costing dog owners £500

Outdated microchips are one of the most overlooked pet problems, says an animal charity, and a mistake which could land dog owners with a big fine.

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Contactless spending limits to rise to £100

27 August 2021
Contactless spending limits to rise to £100

Shoppers will be able to buy more using contactless payments instead of chip and pin when limits rise to help the economy recover from the pandemic.

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Self-isolation rules to be scaled back from today

13 August 2021
Self-isolation rules to be scaled back from today

New self-isolation rules for children and fully vaccinated adults have come in to force today.

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Why is Friday the 13th so unlucky?

13 August 2021
Why is Friday the 13th so unlucky?

Will you avoid mirrors, walking under ladders or crossing the path of black cats today? It's Friday the 13th and that can only mean one thing...

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KFC warns of menu shortages

12 August 2021
KFC warns of menu shortages

One of the UK's most popular food chains has issued a warning to customers over food shortages and packaging problems.

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Supermarket offers free refills

12 August 2021
Supermarket offers free refills

Morrisons petrol stations are offering customers free water refills at its forecourts in a bid to cut plastic waste.

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Animal lovers lose millions to pet fraud

11 August 2021
Animal lovers lose millions to pet fraud

Potential pet owners are being told to be cautious when trying to buy an animal through the internet after fraudsters made millions in the last year.

What do you need to drive in the EU after Brexit?

10 August 2021
What do you need to drive in the EU after Brexit?

As travel rules relax more of us may begin thinking about taking the car to Europe once again, but what rules have changed for drivers since Brexit?

Morrisons to close on Boxing Day

10 August 2021
Morrisons to close on Boxing Day

One of the UK's largest supermarkets is set to remain closed on Boxing Day, a move being welcomed by many who say key workers deserve a break.

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How to see this week's Perseid meteor shower

09 August 2021
How to see this week's Perseid meteor shower

It's been described as the best display of the year and here's how you can catch the Perseid meteor shower in Kent's skies this week.

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