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Bob Dale
91�ȱ� Live reporter

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Kathryn Langley
91�ȱ� Live reporter

Detectives investigating after a man was found dead at a campsite in Tunbridge Wells say they're not treating the death as suspicious.

Police and ambulance crews were called to Powder Mill Lane just before 06:15 BST yesterday.

The man was declared dead at the scene.

A woman was taken to hospital where she's in a stable condition.

Officers are asking anyone with information to get in touch.

Stuart Maisner
91�ȱ� Live reporter

A Kent Modern Pentathlete, ranked number two in the world, is hoping her success continues at the World Championships in Egypt.

Yasmine Djadoudi
91�ȱ� Live reporter

Dover teenager Kelly Turner has had 27 rounds of chemotherapy, but she wasn't going to let that stop her taking her GCSEs.

The 17-year-old gets her results tomorrow.

Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter, 91�ȱ� South East

Is the sun going to reappear for the end of the week?

Here's my forecast.

Former boxing promoter Kellie Maloney wants to cut the "bureaucratic burden" on people who are looking to change their legal gender.

It started as a teenage house party.

Now LeeFest is one of the South East's biggest music festivals.

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.

A fire that saw about 100 people moved from their homes in Northfleet is being treated as suspicious.

The man was found dead at a site where a festival for "kinky, quirky, creative hedonists" was held.

Georgina Burnett
91�ȱ� Weather

And feeling quite warm this afternoon too.

Here's my latest forecast.

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Edinburgh Fringe's funniest jokes includes one-liner from Canterbury comic Mark Simmons

Dartford sprinter Adam Gemili among athletics heroes welcomed to Downing Street by Theresa May

First pictures of the car fire that caused chaos on the M20

Yasmine Djadoudi
91�ȱ� Live reporter

After a lengthy legal battle, the family of a mentally ill man who took his own life in 2013 have been awarded £20,000 in compensation for his death.

You can read our full story .

Figures obtained by the 91�ȱ� show an increase of more than 60% in the past three years.

A Kent man, who's dying from cancer at the age of 57, is suing his former employers for compensation, claiming he was exposed to asbestos.

Stuart Maisner
91�ȱ� Live reporter

Britain's first purpose-built village for people with dementia could be created in Canterbury as part of the city's biggest ever housing project

Stuart Maisner
91�ȱ� Live reporter

A chef from Broadstairs has just been hailed a star of the future by the Good Food Guide.

Ben Crittenden owns Stark, which seats just 12 people.

What started as a whim seven years ago has become a major project for a London-based photographer.

Yasmine Djadoudi
91�ȱ� Live reporter

A mother from Kent is campaigning for stillborn babies to be registered after losing her son at just 20 weeks.

UK law only allows babies born after 24 weeks to be registered but Lisa, from Canterbury, is campaigning to change the system.

A British paramedic who was repeatedly stabbed as he came to the aid of a woman caught up in the terror attack in the Finnish city of Turku has said he’s “not a hero”.

Hassan Zubier, who was born in Kent, said: “I heard a really loud, heart-breaking scream. So I turned around and I saw one of the girls running… the first thing that I thought of was okay, this is a terrorist attack.”

Mr Zubier went to the aid of a woman who had been badly injured. He was stabbed repeatedly as he tended to her.

“I’m not a hero. I’m just a human being who cares for other human beings,” he said.