A man who attacked two people with a hammer has been sentenced for four years and eight months.
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Thaddeus Wilson, who is 19-years-old and from Dover, attacked both people in the early hours of Thursday 25 August 2016, which resulted in them needing hospital treatment.
Wilson was charged with two counts of wounding with intent, criminal damage a possession of an offensive weapon.
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21-year-old Cameron Lawson, who was also involved in the attack, was charged with affray and sentenced to 16 months.
This afternoon's Kent newspaper headlines
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: Parents' heartbreak at son's sudden death
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: British media have ‘demonised’ UKIP and made me a virtual prisoner, says Farage
Kent and Sussex Courier
: People say Whitstable 'will be left destitute' by the cancellation of its annual regatta
Gills coach aiming for three points
Ahead of tomorrow's home game, Gillingham head coach Ady Pennock says Southend United will be a tough match for them.
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Yarnold in action this afternoon
Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter
After heat 1 of the Women's skeleton World Championships, West Kingsdown's Olympic champion Lizzy Yarnold sits in 4th place.
Yarnold's second set of heats are tomorrow at the same venue in Konigssee, Germany
Do you recognise this man?
The unknown man was found dead in a field on the outskirts of Canterbury at the start of the month, but police have been unable to work out who he is.
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The man’s body was discovered by a member of the public on land close to Hollow Lane, near the A2 crossover, on the morning of Friday 3 February, 2017.
His cause of death is awaiting test results; however it is being treated as non-suspicious.
Coles to miss pre-season games
Ben Watts
Sports reporter, BBC Radio Kent
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Kent fast bowler Matt Coles will miss next month's North v South & MCC Champion County pre-season matches in Abu Dhabi due to a toe injury.
The 26-year-old was sidelined for three matches on the recent Regional Super 50 tour to the West Indies with the problem.
And he’s opted to stay at home as a precaution to ensure he’s fully fit for the start of Kent’s County Championship Division Two promotion push which begins in early April.
Dry with blue skies
Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC weather
Will the good spells of sunshine last? Find out in my latest weather forecast.
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Yarnold gears up for World Championships
Ben Watts
Sports reporter, BBC Radio Kent
Olympic skeleton champion Lizzy Yarnold says she is "fired up" for the World Championships after a "disappointing" return to the sport.
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After completing a
career grand slam
in 2015, Yarnold took a year's sabbatical citing
exhaustion
before returning to action late last year.
She claimed silver in her in second race back, but after struggling with a back injury came 11th in her last race.
The first two of four World Championship runs for the female skeleton sliders begin on Friday in Konigssee, Germany, with the second two on Saturday.
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Results this season haven't been as good as they should've been, but I have always enjoyed failure, getting things wrong and being disappointed because that's what fires me up for the next competition.'
from Lizzie Yarnold Olympic Skeleton champion
Results this season haven't been as good as they should've been, but I have always enjoyed failure, getting things wrong and being disappointed because that's what fires me up for the next competition.'
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: New funding prompts relaunch of mental health support group
Kent and Sussex Courier
: There is a new 108 space public car park in Canterbury - and this is why
Kent News
: Storm Doris passes and travel chaos ends
Man dies in Herne crash
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
An investigation is underway after a man died in a car crash in Herne.
Police were called to Canterbury Road near the junction with Bullockstone Road at about 14:45 GMT yesterday.
A black Audi TT is reported to have left the road.
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Dover hammer attacker jailed
Siobhan Daniels
BBC Live reporter
A man who attacked two people with a hammer has been sentenced for four years and eight months.
Thaddeus Wilson, who is 19-years-old and from Dover, attacked both people in the early hours of Thursday 25 August 2016, which resulted in them needing hospital treatment.
Wilson was charged with two counts of wounding with intent, criminal damage a possession of an offensive weapon.
21-year-old Cameron Lawson, who was also involved in the attack, was charged with affray and sentenced to 16 months.
This afternoon's Kent newspaper headlines
Kent Online : Parents' heartbreak at son's sudden death
Kent News : British media have ‘demonised’ UKIP and made me a virtual prisoner, says Farage
Kent and Sussex Courier : People say Whitstable 'will be left destitute' by the cancellation of its annual regatta
Gills coach aiming for three points
Ahead of tomorrow's home game, Gillingham head coach Ady Pennock says Southend United will be a tough match for them.
Video content
Yarnold in action this afternoon
Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter
After heat 1 of the Women's skeleton World Championships, West Kingsdown's Olympic champion Lizzy Yarnold sits in 4th place.
You can watch her second heat live on the BBC Sport website.
Yarnold's second set of heats are tomorrow at the same venue in Konigssee, Germany
Do you recognise this man?
The unknown man was found dead in a field on the outskirts of Canterbury at the start of the month, but police have been unable to work out who he is.
The man’s body was discovered by a member of the public on land close to Hollow Lane, near the A2 crossover, on the morning of Friday 3 February, 2017.
His cause of death is awaiting test results; however it is being treated as non-suspicious.
Coles to miss pre-season games
Ben Watts
Sports reporter, BBC Radio Kent
Kent fast bowler Matt Coles will miss next month's North v South & MCC Champion County pre-season matches in Abu Dhabi due to a toe injury.
The 26-year-old was sidelined for three matches on the recent Regional Super 50 tour to the West Indies with the problem.
And he’s opted to stay at home as a precaution to ensure he’s fully fit for the start of Kent’s County Championship Division Two promotion push which begins in early April.
Dry with blue skies
Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC weather
Will the good spells of sunshine last? Find out in my latest weather forecast.
Video content
Yarnold gears up for World Championships
Ben Watts
Sports reporter, BBC Radio Kent
Olympic skeleton champion Lizzy Yarnold says she is "fired up" for the World Championships after a "disappointing" return to the sport.
After completing a career grand slam in 2015, Yarnold took a year's sabbatical citing exhaustion before returning to action late last year.
She claimed silver in her in second race back, but after struggling with a back injury came 11th in her last race.
The first two of four World Championship runs for the female skeleton sliders begin on Friday in Konigssee, Germany, with the second two on Saturday.
What's happening in today's newspapers?
Kent Online : New funding prompts relaunch of mental health support group
Kent and Sussex Courier : There is a new 108 space public car park in Canterbury - and this is why
Kent News : Storm Doris passes and travel chaos ends
Man dies in Herne crash
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
An investigation is underway after a man died in a car crash in Herne.
Police were called to Canterbury Road near the junction with Bullockstone Road at about 14:45 GMT yesterday.
A black Audi TT is reported to have left the road.
A 45-year-old local man died at the scene.