Новости за 26.11.2021

A murderer is beginning a life sentence after bludgeoning his victim to death with a stone.

A man left wondering how he was going to pay a huge car repair bill weeks before Christmas is delighted to have won £1,000 in a radio contest.

As shoppers prepared to hit the aisles for bargains we take a first glimpse inside a discount retailer's huge new store and garden centre.

Cocaine dealers who were recorded saying they were "gonna hit the jackpot" have been jailed for a combined 40 years.

A new building will end dormitory wards for the over 65s suffering severe mental illness.

An international fast bowler is to return to Kent next season.

Police are on the hunt for three men - one who was wearing a Spider-Man face mask - who attacked a delivery driver.

Maidstone United have turned George Fowler's loan move from Aldershot into a permanent deal.

A new free evening bus service running between two towns will help women get home safely over the festive season.

Tunbridge Wells queen becomes the youngest ever winner of RuPaul's drag race and shares her hopes and dreams for the future

A drug dealer calling himself Tubbs has been jailed after picking up eight kilos of cocaine in a lay-by using a special van.

A 15-year-old, who is autistic, dazzled a crowd with his garden Christmas lights display, which raises funds for the homeless.

An elderly victim's handbag was stolen by a masked and hooded man in a daylight robbery yesterday morning.

Two men are in hospital with head injuries after a violent gang carried out separate attacks in a one-hour period.

A photographer has won a prestigious award for his riverside snap of a ship in full sail cruising along the Thames.

The government has pushed back by two years the date of closure for a town's army barracks.

A celebrity tortoise has returned to stores by popular demand with a second picturebook.

French fishermen have blocked French ports and ferry traffic in protests over post-Brexit fishing licences.

Simon Rudd plans to return to the British Touring Car Championship support package next year after comfortably wrapping up the Focus Cup title.

A million-pound project to convert a former care home into flats for people trapped in temporary accommodation has been given the green light.

A town centre sandwich shop is closing after more than a quarter of a century in the business.

Maidstone striker Alfie Pavey has rejoined Dover Athletic on loan.

A hospital charity has created an online list in time for Christmas so people can gift items for patients.

Plans to convert a 1930s cinema into flats have been delayed again.

Concerns over vibrations from the use of heavy machinery during a £1million forecourt renovation have prompted a museum to shut.