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• Moment police storm home and find drug dealer hiding in kitchen

  Police body-cam footage shows the moment a drug dealer was found hiding in his kitchen and trying to destroy his mobile phone.

• Rail services halted after person hit by train

  Rail services have been halted after reports of a person being hit by a train.

• No-swim warning for 12 beaches after stormwater released into sea

  No-swim warnings have been issued for 12 beaches after it was confirmed Southern Water carried out stormwater overflow releases into the sea.

• ‘It’ll be the go-to spot in the town’: New pub boss reveals £100k revamp plans

  A historic pub is due to undergo a major transformation as its new owner hopes to bring back its identity.

• Woman in her 30s found dead after police called to site near clifftop

  A woman in her 30s was tragically found dead near a clifftop.

• Hotel stops housing asylum seekers for first time in four years

  A hotel is no longer housing asylum seekers for the first time in almost four years after being cleared by the Home Office.

• End of delay-hit roundabout works announced – two years after they were supposed to finish

  The end of a multi-million-pound roundabout improvement project is in sight after almost three years of work.

• 'It doesn’t make any sense': Car windows smashed in early morning ‘vandalism’ spree

  Police are investigating after several vehicles parked in a village had their rear windows smashed in the early hours of the morning.

• ‘It feels like they’re saying he’s not disabled enough’: Mum’s fight to get Blue Badge for son

  A two-year-old with a rare condition which will affect his mobility for life has been denied a Blue Badge despite multiple assessments.

• Laughter, legacy and one last glorious round of red tape

  The long-awaited final chapter from the co-creator of BBC TV comedy Yes, Minister comes to Kent this week

• No mucking about! Tom Parker Bowles’ perfect pasty with steak, swede and proper pastry

  It doesn’t get more traditional (or tasty) than this Cornish pasty from the book Let’s Eat Meat.

• ‘The story I'll never forget’: 25 years since the tragedy that left a town asking ‘Why?’

  Journalist Simon Finlay looks back on the killing of four-year-old Jamie McCarvill 25 years ago.