Новости за 10.05.2021

A pregnant woman who was sacked for 'low attendance' after asking her boss for time off due to illness has been awarded a five figure payout.

A 70-year-old man has died in hospital days after a crash involving two other vehicles on a country road.

A lorry driver abused by his wife says he felt like he was living in a horror film – as a recording of her threatening to kill him was released.

The PM has confirmed the third stage of the lockdown roadmap is going ahead from Monday allowing people to meet in larger groups, mix indoors and hug.

Prolific striker Ade Yusuff has agreed to return to Folkestone Invicta next season.

A summer calendar of arts festivals and cultural events are planned to welcome people back to Gravesend.

A secondary school in Swanley could get a much needed facelift after a petition was set up to rebuild it.

A registered sex offender who used a neighbour's internet connection to download videos and images of child abuse has been jailed.

Bottles of urine, bags of human waste and used condoms were just some of the items found during a three-month litter pick.

A classic rock festival has been cancelled for the second summer running as live events continue to fall foul of the coronavirus pandemic.

Police are investigating after items were stolen from a houseboat in a marina.

Scores of weapons - including knives, a knuckle duster and a hammer - have been taken off the streets during a police campaign against knife crime.

Officers and forensics crews have been at a crime scene following an incident.

A new book has been published on a record breaking footballer and county cricketer with some of the proceeds going towards a mental health charity.

Street robbers, burglars and jewellery thieves received sentences totalling more than 30 years last month thanks to one team of detectives.

Motorists have been told to expect delays after a crash has closed a major road.

Police investigating the alleged theft of a bicycle from a school have released CCTV of a person they want to speak to.

Demelza Children's Hospice has appointed a new director of fundraising and marketing to boost post-pandemic income.

The decommissioning of a Kent power station could be brought forward unless 'ongoing technical challenges' are overcome.

An organisation highlighting the safety of women have also placed tributes for PCSO Julia James as her murder case continues.

A council has handed £40k to a children's charity to give early-years support to youngsters from deprived backgrounds to 'beat the poverty cycle'.

A planning application which would see the site of a popular high street games store rejuvenated has been submitted.

Forensics teams investigating the murder of PCSO Julia James have been removing bags of items from a house this morning.

A coroner has described a mother's death as a "most tragic case" after hearing about people close to her who she had loved and lost.

Up to 1,000 people will be able to soak up the atmosphere at an open-air pub this summer - with the Euros on a big screen and street food on the menu.