After a record number of migrants arrived in Kent, the Home Affairs committee want to find out why it's happening.

Hear a round-up of today's top stories including a young woman's 18 month battle for a diagnosis.

In today's podcast hear from people angry about a large gathering in Kent over the long weekend.

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A professor is warning employers to make sure offices are Covid secure, despite the health secretary saying the risk of transmission is low.

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A week before schools reopen, it is feared some parents won't send their children back because they are concerned they could catch coronavirus.

A teenager has been given a life sentence after being found guilty for the murder of a man in Gillingham.

The latest from the announcement that the evictions ban will be extended, and we hear from non-league footballs clubs that can play this weekend.

We hear from pupils as they find out their marks, and discover why one teacher remains frustrated over this year's results fiasco.

We have reaction from charities across the county, after French authorities discovered the body next to the Channel.

Hear a refugee charity react to the news that a council can no longer accept unaccompanied asylum-seeking children into its care.

Hear from an education law expert following the government announcement that grades will now be based on teacher predictions.

Hear from some of those whose businesses can start trading for the first time since lockdown.

Hear from students as they collect their results and get advice on what to do next.

The UK is in its biggest ever recession - find out what it means from Kent experts.

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Organisers of a 'cook out' event have admitted it 'got out of hand' as it emerges a number of police officers were injured.

An inquiry is getting underway into the growing number of people attempting the dangerous crossing across the Channel to claim asylum in Britain.

A family say firefighters could have done more to prevent part of their property being destroyed by a field fire.