Новости за 07.06.2021

A new set of young asylum seekers are said to have landed at a Kent port as the county council battles with the Home Office over the issue.

Social services in Kent are struggling to cope with the huge number of asylum seeker children needing help, the leader of the council has revealed.

EDF has taken the decision not to restart the Dungeness B nuclear power station, but to move it into the defuelling stage right away.

People can join a ballot over England's chances in the European football championships - by disposing of cigarette ends.

Arsenal fan James Whitley believes he's a shoe-in as the next Tottenham manager, despite having no experience.

The NHS will start calling those aged 25-29 for vaccination from tomorrow as the inoculation programme reaches the 'home straight'.

The body of a baby who died after a boat carrying asylum seekers capsized off Dunkirk in October, has been found.

The Bank of England has issued a discussion paper pondering the future of introducing a digital currency

Police are investigating after a lamb was badly injured in a dog attack.

Work is set to start this week on the second phase of a £4.3m redevelopment of a popular park.

A former mayor wants patients to know they have a choice not have to have their details in a new NHS data system.

A grandfather has told how he has been waiting six weeks for another vaccine after a botched second dose ran down his arm.

Television coverage of both Euro 2020 and the Tour de France will be produced right here in Kent.

An inquest hearing has cast doubt on claims a much-loved dad was assaulted the day before his tragic death.

Officers believe this woman may have information after three bottles of spirits were stolen from a convenience store.

It was all about clearing the coast of rubbish as part of the Great British Spring Clean for councillors and an MP this Volunteer Week.

Motorists were facing delays after a car overturned.

A former PC has been convicted of possessing indecent images after claiming he was trying to become a paedophile hunter.

Refuse contractors have failed to collect rubbish in a picturesque conservation area marking the latest blunder in an eight weeks spell of chaos.

A man and woman were walking together through a town centre shopping mall when they were attacked by another man.

A Canadian coffee chain has announced plans to expand its list of restaurants and replace a now closed fast food branch at a retail park.

The work of volunteers during the Covid-19 crisis has been celebrated with a giant banner.

A woman has been involved in a dispute with a 4* hotel over the quality of food at her wedding reception for eight months.

A man has been bailed another man was stabbed in the leg at a cafe.

Police would like to speak to two women seen on CCTV after perfume was reportedly stolen from a high street store.