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Dover Athletic striker Inih Effiong reveals why he has fond memories of playing at Peterborough's London Road ground.
England's first black female bishop has spoken of a 44-year journey that has seen her reach the senior ranks of the church.
The family of a woman whose body was found in a tent spoke poignantly after an inquest into her death.
Relatives are flying in from as far as America to mourn a man killed in a collision with a car nearly three weeks ago.
An inquest has heard how a man died after being stung by a sea urchin while on holiday in Zanzibar with his wife.
The switching on of festive lights will be the culmination of four hours of entertainment including the showing of a Jungle Book film.
Dover Athletic manager Andy Hessenthaler has urged his players to give everything they've got against Peterborough in Sunday's FA Cup tie.
A leisure and retail centre, which opened only 20 months ago, will have an inaugural turning on of festive lights this weekend.
Andy Hessenthaler says Dover's players looked as if they'd never played together before in home defeat to Maidenhead.
Two more people have been arrested after the death of a pedestrian in a collision involving a car and police are appealing for witnesses.
A group of 11 migrants, including a teenager, were rescued in French waters and handed over to the country's border police.
Dover midfielder Jack Munns believes Whites are a match for anyone in the National League.
Dover coach Darren Hare says Saturday's home draw with Solihull featured some of the best football he has seen Whites produce.
Inih Effiong grabs his 10th goal of the season but Whites are pegged back by stunning free kick.
A 27-year-old is going on trial accused of three charges of making indecent images of children.
Locals to can try to book an evening with Marco Pierre White for the first anniversary of a Mr White's English Chophouse restaurant.
This boy, photographed in the 1960s, is still nimble enough to climb 15-metre electricity poles for his job at the age of 71.
A school moved to new premises in 1969 and the head teacher has explained it was for the building of a well known trunk road.
A defendant is charged with raiding the same shop twice in a fortnight and is going to appear in crown court.
Youngsters from four primary schools will sing Christmas carols with a nationally famous choir next month.
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