Новости за 15.05.2021

The French have taken in 79 people suspected of trying to cross the Channel by small boats within a week.

Traffic is being held after a collision this evening.

Kent will start the final day of their County Championship clash at Hove with a lead of 109 after play was limited to 24 overs on day three.

Hundreds of people joined a march in the county today as part of anti-lockdown rallies worldwide.

Police are hunting for a driver who left the scene of an accident, in which a man on a bicycle was hospitalised.

An MP wants tactile surface markings to protect the visually impaired at two railway stations in his constituency.

A drug den where dealers pushed contraband from the garden has been shut down, police have confirmed.

Kate Savage achieved a course personal best time to take the ladies victory in round four of Wigmore CC’s Iwade TT.

Departing Gillingham forward Jordan Graham has issued an emotional departure letter to the club's fans.

Police are hunting suspects who may have disguised themselves, after 30 manhole covers were stolen from one road.

Plans for a crackdown on speeding motorists could lead to court action, police chiefs have said.

Police and paramedics were called to a crash involving four cars, where one of the drivers had left the scene before they arrived.

Four fire engines were called as firefighters tackled a blaze for more than three hours.

Police investigating the theft of designer sunglasses from a town centre store have released CCTV of two men they believe could help.

A young boy with a “heart of gold” has been praised for making a stranger’s day with a random act of kindness.

Memories of bacon slicers, cheese cut with a wire, butter patted into shape with wooden paddles and sugar weighed into blue paper bags.

A sports club has been allowed to build new pitches on part of a sheep field – a key step in a controversial housing scheme.

Pagan weddings are not legally recognised due to a historic rule which was used to delegitimise weddings outside of Churches - but change is coming.

Ahead of lockdown easing on Monday, our reporter opens up about his anxieties over a return to 'normal' - and finds out he is not alone.

A murderer who began receiving letters from a friend's daughter when she was seven began stalking her when he was released from prison after 32 years.

Those keen to book holidays, days out or concert tickets as lockdown restrictions ease should be alert to scams and fraudulent deals say experts.

An ex-Pfizer scientist who became a controversial anti-vaxxer is set to join a rally in the county today.

Shocking video footage shows how a restaurant engulfed by flames after its owner drove a car into it collapsed as firefighters ran for their lives.

We look at 100 years of support provided by the Royal British Legion, and how the charity is marking the occasion.