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This week we sent our intrepid food reviewer to a lay-by to sample a truly traditional English treat.
Firefighters pulled off a riverside rescue in an hour-long operation after a man became stuck in the mud.
A van ended up on its side after a crash on the London-bound side of the M20.
A stolen dachshund has been recovered by police with five puppies.
Double-amputee Tony Hudgell had a dream encounter with idol Mason Mount as the pair had a kick about at a Chelsea training session.
A woman was bottled in a car park after a music festival while there were chaotic scenes on roads around the venue.
A repeat of a star-studded party, which was investigated over a reported lack of social distancing, has been given a licence despite complaints.
A managed site would help keep HGVs from 'fly-parking' across the county, argues motorway service station provider.
Anti-vaccination protestors have taped razor blades behind conspiracy posters injuring clinic staff who tried to tear them down.
A van driver has been injured in a crash involving four vehicles and taken to hospital with ankle injuries.
A chemical leak drama which saw 50 parcel workers forced to leave and Tesco home food deliveries delayed was caused by - fabric conditioner.
A high street of restaurants are only a stone's throw away but it's takeaway only for this isolation lunch date.
A boy who was left fighting for his life after being abused by his biological parents will need to have more surgery due to his injuries.
A former Gurkha soldier who served in the Falklands war has been cleared of causing the death of his mother following a head-on collision.
A mystery substance leaking from a package at a Hermes depot has sparked a major emergency response.
An emergency response saw part of an industrial estate cordoned off as police, ambulance and the fire service treated people after a leak.
People have been told to stop saving fish from ponds on a housing estate after several died in the contaminated water.
A businessman is calling on companies to step up to tackle the problem of littering in Kent by adopting their own areas to keep tidy.
All pupils at a secondary school will learn remotely for the final days of term as rising Covid cases mean only a quarter wouldn't be self-isolating.
A newly elected council leader, aged in his 20s, has pledged 'nothing is off the table' in sorting a bin collection crisis.
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