Daniel Sexton
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Man charged with murder after seafront stabbing in Ramsgate (opens the original)
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A man has been charged with murder after a person died in hospital following a stabbing in the early hours of Sunday morning. Kent Police said it was called to reports of a man with a knife near the harbour area in Ramsgate at 04:47 BST on 23 August. The force attended Harbour Street and Harbour Parade, where two men had been injured. Both were taken to hospital, where 52-year-old Ashley Jones later died. Police confirmed that Kieran O'Rourke, 21 and of Seafield Mews, Ramsgate, has been charged
Ancient bones discovered under Wye couple's patio laid to rest (opens the original)
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Ancient bones dug up by a couple during renovations have finally been laid to rest in a churchyard in Kent. Ross and Claire Sledger, who own a pub in Wye near Ashford, made the discovery in 2019 while digging up their patio and quickly called the police. The bones were later estimated to be about 1,000 years old. The remains were buried in the graveyard of St Gregory and St Martin Church in the village on Wednesday. Reverend Ravi Holy, rector of the church, said he was shocked to hear about the
Thousands without water across Kent warned issues could last days (opens the original)
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More than 8,000 South East Water customers have been affected by water supply issues across various parts of Kent. Residents have been told it could be a couple of days before their water supplies are restored after four days of disruption. The worst affected areas are Cranbrook and Benenden. Bottled-water stations will re-open later in Cranbrook, Canterbury, Challock and Herne Bay - though South East Water says most customers in Herne Bay should have their supplies back. The firm said its staff
South East England basks in temperatures set to hit 30 degrees (opens the original)
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Temperatures in south-east England are set to hit 30 degrees on Wednesday as the region prepares for another spell of hot weather. An amber heat health alert has been issued for the whole of England, with a warning in place until Friday evening to cover temperatures up to a possible 37C (98.6F) on Thursday. On Monday the whole of the South East was included in the area now officially in drought. Hastings Borough Council said the Breeds Place and Millstone fountains had been switched off temporar
Record 230 people cross English Channel in one small boat (opens the original)
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A small boat has crossed the English Channel carrying 230 people, the largest number to make the journey in a single vessel. It breaks the previous record set in July, when 165 people made the crossing on a single vessel. The boat arrived in the UK in the early hours of Monday. A picture taken off the coast of northern France showed the inflatable boat was so full many passengers had to dangle their legs in the water as it entered the busy shipping route. A Home Office spokesperson said this lat
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