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New pictures have emerged showing the charred remains of a fire-hit Morrisons store.
A body found in a river has been confirmed as a missing millionaire farmer.
At least six police cars and armed officers were called to a residential street following a report a man was seen with a weapon.
The supermarket worker who took advantage of a drunken woman has been locked up.
The government has been urged to create an independent regulator to tackle harmful and illegal content on social media.
A former kebab shop owner has been rapped for failing to co-operate with an investigation into pollution.
A supermarket worker accused of raping a woman on a night out claimed today the alleged victim had been “sleepy”.
A man has appeared in court suspected of stealing from six different supermarkets and carrying a weapon.
A new student at a private school left notes to his family saying he thought he was a disappointment before he was found hanged.
A man's body has been found in a river near where police have been searching for a wealthy missing farmer.
A spate of burglaries targetting two streets has prompted a warning from police.
Neil Cugley says there will be no excuses if Folkestone fail to make the Bostik Premier play-offs.
WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: A farmer is urging dog walkers to use leads in the countryside, following attacks on his flock of sheep.
Police are linking three incidents where shopping trolleys have been thrown onto train tracks in a little over a week, causing travel disruption.
A restaurateur who unlawfully covered their building in £20,000 worth of cladding hope a council will reverse a decision to strip it.
A businessman has taken over a landmark hotel following the bankruptcy of its directors.
Around half a kilo of cannabis, worth thousands of pounds on the streets, has been seized after a van was pulled over by police.
Emergency repairs have been largely completed at at tunnels near the coast, after CCTV columns were deemed unsafe because of adverse weather.
Drivers are facing more disruption after highways chiefs confirmed a tunnel is likely to remain closed in both directions until well into tomorrow.
A key route into two coastal towns has been shut in both directions to allow for repairs.