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Kent Police follow new leads after 1995 Baby April murder appeal (opens the original)
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An image of a woman seen visiting the grave of a baby found dead in 1995 has led to 25 new leads in two weeks, according to a senior detective. Police investigating Baby April's death released a computer-generated visualisation in September of a woman seen in distress at her grave three months previously. The newborn was found dead at Singleton Lake in Ashford, Kent on 3 April 1995, triggering a murder investigation. Detectives believe she died from asphyxiation. Det Ch Insp Neil Kimber of Kent
Most cross-Channel migrant small boat arrivals in single day of 2026 (opens the original)
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A total of 781 migrants arrived in 10 small boats on Wednesday, the highest number for a single day so far this year, Home Office figures show. So far this year 18,565 people have made the Channel crossing, which is 42% lower than the same period in 2025 when 32,188 had crossed in small boats. The government said its "progress this year in tackling small boats is indisputable" but it needed to "push further and harder in order to eradicate this vile trade". French authorities reported on Thursda
Man pronounced dead in crash made noise after hour of CPR (opens the original)
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A patient started breathing again after a decision had already been made that he was dead, according to first responders. Kent Police said officers were flagged down after a car crash in Sheerness in November and found the driver "unconscious and not breathing". Officers, paramedics and firefighters removed the man from the car for treatment but a decision was later made to stop resuscitation after nearly an hour "as the man had passed away", according to the force. "As he was transferred into a
Rider dies after serious accident playing polo in Easebourne (opens the original)
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A man has died following a serious accident during a polo match in West Sussex. Cowdray Park Polo Club in Easebourne said it was "devastated" after Harry Revell died following the incident on 11 September. The club described him as a "much-loved and respected member of the polo community" and said its thoughts were "first and foremost with his wife, family, friends and teammates at this incredibly difficult time". Air Ambulance Charity Kent Surrey Sussex said it arrived at Cowdray Park at about
McLaren £500m investment 'can help address Woking Neets issue' (opens the original)
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A cabinet minister has said carmaker McLaren's investment in its UK facilities was a "huge opportunity" to address the "Neets crisis" in Surrey. The car manufacturer has announced a £500m investment in its UK facilities, including its Woking headquarters, which it says will create 1,000 jobs by 2032. First Secretary of State Louise Haigh said McLaren "and the kind of opportunities that it offers on people's doorstep in Woking" could help the near one million UK young people not in employment, ed
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