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The parents of a 19-year-old volunteer from Canterbury who died in South Africa say they're taking legal action against the charity which organised the trip there.
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For the wings of a dove
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
How a group of Kent villagers are helping bring the turtle dove back from the brink of extinction.
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The tigers who come to tea...and breakfast
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
This wild animal park offers a room with a very different view.
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'It's shedding light, it's not gloomy'
Robin Gibson
Reporter, BBC South East Today
What's it like to suffer from a long-term illness which no-one else can see?
An exhibition at a Medway art gallery tries to explain.
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Struggling through the mud to Lee Fest
Final preparations are underway for the music festival
Union claims Tube staffing 'crisis' after hurt passenger waited 30 minutes for aid
A rail union has warned of a "growing crisis" of unstaffed London Underground
stations after two incidents were revealed of passengers being injured and
having to wait for help.
The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union said it defied belief that Tube stations
were being left unstaffed, adding that they should be closed if employees are
not available.
The union gave details of two incidents, including one at Ickenham on 3 August when a member of the public fell down stairs and lay unconscious for over 30
minutes.
The union said it was "pure luck" that he was spotted by a Tube driver, with
staff having to be called from other stations - leaving them unstaffed.
London Underground network operations director Nigel Holness said: "Safety is our top priority
and fortunately these types of incidents are rare.
"Following a review of
staffing levels we are now in the process of putting 325 additional new staff
members in our stations."
Part-time soldiers from Kent, Sussex and Surrey have spent two weeks training alongside the US military in Michigan
The reserve battalion of the Princess of Wales's Royal regiment have been taking part in an exercise designed to get NATO forces practicing working alongside each other.
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Air show pilot 'wearing wrong sort of lifejacket'
Hamish Mureddu-Reid
BBC News Online, South East
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An air show pilot who ditched
his plane into the sea got wedged in the cockpit because he was wearing the
wrong sort of lifejacket, the Air Accident Investigation Branch (AAIB) has
found.
The pilot was giving a display
of balloon bursting when the plane lost power.
The light aircraft came down
in shallow water off Herne Bay during a display in the town on 14 August 2016.
The pilot's lifejacket then
inflated automatically inside the plane.
Reserve soldiers from Kent, Sussex and Surrey training in Michigan all have day jobs, but they are learning key skills from their US counterparts during a major training exercise.
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'Respect the water' this August
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
The RNLI is urging people to "respect the water" this summer as part of a drowning prevention campaign.
The charity says more people die in UK waters in August than any other month.
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Michigan mission for South East soldiers
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
A hundred and forty part time soldiers from across the South East are taking part in a joint military exercise in America.
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Parents to sue over teenage volunteer's death
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
The parents of a 19-year-old volunteer from Canterbury who died in South Africa say they're taking legal action against the charity which organised the trip there.
Video content
For the wings of a dove
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
How a group of Kent villagers are helping bring the turtle dove back from the brink of extinction.
Video content
The tigers who come to tea...and breakfast
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
This wild animal park offers a room with a very different view.
Video content
'It's shedding light, it's not gloomy'
Robin Gibson
Reporter, BBC South East Today
What's it like to suffer from a long-term illness which no-one else can see?
An exhibition at a Medway art gallery tries to explain.
Video content
Struggling through the mud to Lee Fest
Final preparations are underway for the music festival
Union claims Tube staffing 'crisis' after hurt passenger waited 30 minutes for aid
A rail union has warned of a "growing crisis" of unstaffed London Underground stations after two incidents were revealed of passengers being injured and having to wait for help.
The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union said it defied belief that Tube stations were being left unstaffed, adding that they should be closed if employees are not available.
The union gave details of two incidents, including one at Ickenham on 3 August when a member of the public fell down stairs and lay unconscious for over 30 minutes.
The union said it was "pure luck" that he was spotted by a Tube driver, with staff having to be called from other stations - leaving them unstaffed.
London Underground network operations director Nigel Holness said: "Safety is our top priority and fortunately these types of incidents are rare.
"Following a review of staffing levels we are now in the process of putting 325 additional new staff members in our stations."
Kent v Surrey
Follow BBC local radio commentary as Kent host Surrey in the T20 Blast.
Catch upBafta-nominee charged over fake gun
John McEnery, the former husband of Stephanie Beacham, was arrested in Faversham on Tuesday.
Read morePart-time soldiers put new skills into action
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
Part-time soldiers from Kent, Sussex and Surrey have spent two weeks training alongside the US military in Michigan
The reserve battalion of the Princess of Wales's Royal regiment have been taking part in an exercise designed to get NATO forces practicing working alongside each other.
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Air show pilot 'wearing wrong sort of lifejacket'
Hamish Mureddu-Reid
BBC News Online, South East
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An air show pilot who ditched his plane into the sea got wedged in the cockpit because he was wearing the wrong sort of lifejacket, the Air Accident Investigation Branch (AAIB) has found.
The pilot was giving a display of balloon bursting when the plane lost power.
The light aircraft came down in shallow water off Herne Bay during a display in the town on 14 August 2016.
The pilot's lifejacket then inflated automatically inside the plane.
No commitment to train guard future
Andy Mellors confirms new fleet of trains will retain a "second person" on board, but refuses to say what that person's role will be.
Read moreDrying up as we head through the afternoon
Lucy Martin
BBC Weather
Tomorrow is looking dry and bright too.
Here's my latest forecast.
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Train delays due to 'cygnet failure'
A swan held up trains into London Waterloo when it waddled onto the tracks during peak time.
Read moreFrom pulling pints to pulling triggers
Dan Maclaren
BBC Live reporter
Reserve soldiers from Kent, Sussex and Surrey training in Michigan all have day jobs, but they are learning key skills from their US counterparts during a major training exercise.
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'Respect the water' this August
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
The RNLI is urging people to "respect the water" this summer as part of a drowning prevention campaign.
The charity says more people die in UK waters in August than any other month.
Video content
Michigan mission for South East soldiers
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
A hundred and forty part time soldiers from across the South East are taking part in a joint military exercise in America.
Video content
Today's Kent newspaper headlines
Kent Online: Football team take on African lion in tug of war
Kent News: Police arrest 171 people for drink or drug-driving in one month
Kent Live: Pop-up hotel made from containers plans to come to Kent
Gills targeting more signings - Pennock
Gillingham manager Ady Pennock says he wants to sign "two or three" more players before the transfer deadline.
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