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The train line between Dover and Folkestone, which has been shut since December due to storm damage, is expected to reopen months ahead of schedule.
A driving instructor has described his terror as a group of yobs smashed his learner car window as it was being driven during a lesson.
Drivers have been warned of traffic holdups in the summer getaway following rigorous police anti-terror checks.
A Channel swimmer was rescued 11 miles out after suffering sunstroke in the heatwave.
A road crash victim was treated at the scene by paramedics.
A BBC Four programme will focus on the brave men and women who try to swim the Channel.
A woman's win of a landmark speeding court case could lead to hundreds of fines being overturned.
A man has been banned from football matches for three years after assaulting a woman on the way to Euro 2016.
A disabled British woman wrongly thought to be an immigrant has been given a second chance to apply for the benefits she needs.
A three-week consultation has begun for a district's new leisure centre.
A young woman has revealed how she once lived in a tent in a field as a homeless schoolgirl.
A Dutch sailing ship had to be rescued after it lost its wind power and its engine broke down.
Six rock and cabaret shows are being run to help a 16-year-old girl get life-saving treatment in America.
Men in First World War uniform march through a town centre to commemorate the Somme.
A disabled British woman was left without state benefits after bureaucrats mistook her for an immigrant .
A descendant of a Battle of the Somme warrior is taking on a charity walk.
Three traffic routes ground to a halt after a crash on a busy road.
A total 20 to 30 people had to clear a sports centre in a fire warning.
An independent school is planning a theatre as one developments in the run-up to a key birthday.
Stark images of showing the suffering of veterans will be projected on Dover's cliffs on the Battle of the Somme centenary.
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