Новости за 13.01.2021

The Environment Agency says 24 hours of heavy rain will bring flooding across the county.

MP Tracey Crouch is set to finish cancer treatment next month, and is looking forward to banishing another negative influence - Twitter.

Complaints from the public about businesses breaking Covid-19 rules have more than doubled since non-essential businesses were ordered to close.

Council leaders have asked the government to issue clearer guidance on funding for Early Years as a matter of urgency as many nurseries risk closure.

The government will replace the 'disgraceful' free school meal scheme with food vouchers.

Hundreds of drivers have failed to present proper certification before crossing The Channel.

A mum who drowned her twin babies in the bath had told a therapist days before that her children were the main reason she had not taken her own life.

More healthcare workers have started to receive the Covid-19 jab as a second vaccination centre has opened in one part of Kent.

An MP says queues of people waiting outside in the cold for a vaccine showed the need for more centres to open as a doctor urged for patience.

A grieving son is calling for answers after his parents contracted coronavirus following his father's operation at a Kent hospital.

A fundraiser has been set up for frontline NHS workers whose vehicles were targeted by callous thieves while caring for poorly patients.

A mum who was left fighting for her life following a horror crash is learning to walk again – as her baby boy takes his first steps.

Hospitals in Kent have recorded another 68 deaths, with the total this year now 643.

The death of a young man who suffered fatal injuries when he stepped out in front of an oncoming car has been ruled an accident.

Two men have been arrested and a CCTV appeal has been launched as police investigate an alleged armed robbery.

MPs have warned not to "assume we are safe" after the predicted chaos at the ports after Brexit didn't materialise.

A career criminal with 89 previous convictions has been locked up again for throwing items including phones and prescription drugs over a prison wall.

Fostering children with special needs is demanding yet rewarding. A couple spoke of how a school, the KM's charity of the year, supports them.

A dad who was admitted to hospital with Covid has thanked the 'amazing' staff who saved his life so that he was able to return home to his family.

Three lion cubs have been born today at a popular Kent animal park.

Organisers of a heritage car exhibition have set the date for this year's show as they remain hopeful it will be able to go ahead.

Messages reading 'go home' have been spray painted around a popular seaside town - with some residents branding the graffiti "horrible".

People fined for breaking Covid rules in Kent included a visitor from Lancashire, party-goers and a woman from Essex picking up an online purchase.

A man has appeared in court accused of mugging a woman at a cash point while she was taking out money.

For isolated people, outdoor exercise with another person has been a lifeline. Taking it away could be disastrous, fears a mental health help group.