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Statistics show unemployment falling back to the levels before coronavirus and in some cases going down even lower.
Builders have been seen doing initial work on land formerly occupied by a hospital, which is now earmarked for housing.
Boss Andy Hessenthaler says illness is sweeping through Dover’s camp.
Flights sending asylum seekers to Rwanda may not take place for months, Downing Street has said.
More than 7,000 asylum seekers have arrived in the UK this year, three times the number to make the crossing in the same period last year.
P&O has resumed its Dover to Calais route for passengers today, as another of its ships fails a reinspection.
A Kent MP has spoken in parliament about a mother's campaign to have access to NHS funded medical cannabis for her epileptic daughter.
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed the latest number of people who crossed the Channel to Dover in small boats.
It is believed more than 200 people have arrived at Kent's coastline today after crossing the Channel in small boats.
A soldier has been found dead near one of Britain's most famous landmarks, authorities have confirmed.
The former Dover MP who sexually assaulted two women told a court he'd been living on a 'hand-to-mouth basis' on welfare since his release from jail.
Building work begins on a post-Brexit customs clearance centre with an MP taking the first dig of the shovel.
A picture of a 19th century collision of two vessels has sold for more than four times its expected price at an auction.
A man has been taken to a London hospital after suffering what police described as 'serious' injuries in an accident with a lorry.
P&O agency staff on board the Spirit of Britain didn't know how to use life-saving equipment, an inspection report has revealed.
A chef who was one of the victims of the P&O sackings has been given exactly the same job by a town pub.
Dover Athletic boss Andy Hessenthaler believes his young guns will be better for the experience.
Hundreds attended a recruitment fair, which offered new opportunities for P&O employees who lost their jobs last month.
P&O has resumed freight crossings six weeks after sacking 800 staff over Zoom.
A lorry has crashed into a bridge for the second day running in a Kent town – but in a different road.
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