Kent Magazines

The Syrian army resumes heavy shelling in the restive city of Homs as Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov is due in Damascus for talks.

A son whose mother died nine days after a 41-minute wait for a paramedic is handing over a petition urging a dedicated ambulance service for their town.

A son whose mother died nine days after a 41-minute wait for a paramedic is handing over a petition urging a dedicated ambulance service for their town.

BBC athletics expert Steve Cram on how competing indoors has worked for pole vaulter Holly Bleasdale

Russia's foreign minister and the head of the country's foreign intelligence service are heading to Syria for talks with President Bashar Al-Assad.

A major inquiry at Stormont later will hear that care for muscular dystrophy patients in Northern Ireland is 'sporadic' and needs to be addressed.

A major inquiry at Stormont later will hear that care for muscular dystrophy patients in Northern Ireland is 'sporadic' and needs to be addressed.

Papers ponder what Abu Qatada ruling says about British justice system

Papers ponder what Abu Qatada ruling says about British justice system

The head of the US Export-Import Bank, an independent federal agency, pushes for infrastructure deals with Vietnam worth $1.5bn (£949m).

The US eases one of the sanctions it levels against Burma, as authorities officially recognise pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi's election bid.

A panel appointed by India's Supreme Court has recommended that the licences of as many as 49 iron ore miners should be cancelled.

England name spinner Danny Briggs in their one-day squad to face Pakistan.

England name uncapped spinner Danny Briggs in their one-day squad to face Pakistan in Abu Dhabi and Dubai - but Ian Bell is left out.

The Supreme Court is to hear a case challenging the way councils in England can consider their finances when assessing people for social care.

A series of commemorative events is to take place across Kent to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens.

Two new stamps showing Victorian illustrations of Charles Dickens characters are unveiled to mark the novelist's birth bicentenary.

A number of schools across Kent and Medway are affected by the weekend's snowfall and icy conditions.

Two German nationals, stopped at Dover, are jailed and given deportation orders after pleading guilty at the Old Bailey to possessing documents useful to terrorism.

Kent and England captain Charlotte Edwards challenges her team to win every single match this year.

A specialist team of lawyers who will only deal with cases of rape and serious sexual assault is set up by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in Canterbury.

If Dickens returned to Kent would he see the same marshes where Magwitch and Pip met?

A baby boy from Gravesend who was admitted to hospital with serious injuries in December had not been sexually assaulted, police say.

The father of murdered schoolgirl Vicky Hamilton is reunited with some of her possessions almost 21 years after she went missing.

Many people across Kent took the opportunity to enjoy the snow for the first time this winter

Charles Dickens spent a happy childhood in Kent and its landscape inspired him

Ebbsfleet United manager Liam Daish says the decision to call off their FA Trophy game with York should have been made on Friday.

The first snow of the winter is forecast to hit the South East this weekend.

Saturday's League One fixture between Charlton and Rochdale is postponed because of a frozen pitch.

Saturday's League Two fixture between Gillingham and Hereford United has been postponed because of a frozen pitch at Priestfield.

"Rags to riches" novelist Charles Dickens spent his childhood in poverty but became a major commercial success during his lifetime.

Six wannabe coppers meet the world’s oldest police force…their mission…to complete a unique training course…but are these cadets tough enough to cut it in the Met?!

A trip across Britain’s culinary landscape to discover the very best of British produce and ingredients.

Documentary series in which Michael Portillo travels the length and breadth of the country by train

Now in its 9th series, this popular programme shows members of the public try and make money out of their antiques with the help of experts.

Kent beaches provided the backdrop for this modern adaptation of an Edwardian classic.

This series sees wine expert Oz Clarke and comedian Hugh Dennis trying to set up the UK’s most patriotic drinking establishment.

The series is back with more brides battling it out for a dream honeymoon.

Releases in cinemas on Friday 19 November

This new dating show sees TV presenter Zoe Salmon helping singletons find love on board an especially kitted-out double-decker bus.

This fly-on-the-wall series follows police officers across the country from inner cities to country beats to show what the police come up against every day.

A new reality show, which takes a peek at the weird and wonderful habits of the British public.

Burke And Hare in Cinemas from 29 October 2010

A new reality TV show that sees contestants hosting and rating parties for the chance to win a holiday of a lifetime.

League Of Gentlemen star and Doctor Who writer, Mark Gatiss, celebrates the horror film in this new three-part series for BBC Four.

Comedy series The Inbetweeners delves into the psyche of the British teenage boy.

Kent provides inspiration for epic tale of medieval England

Filmed at various locations around Canterbury, will THE TAPES be the new Blair Witch?

Six wannabe coppers meet the world’s oldest police force…their mission…to complete a unique training course…but are these cadets tough enough to cut it in the Met?!

A trip across Britain’s culinary landscape to discover the very best of British produce and ingredients.

Documentary series in which Michael Portillo travels the length and breadth of the country by train

Now in its 9th series, this popular programme shows members of the public try and make money out of their antiques with the help of experts.

The Victorian Sleuth returns to our screens in an all action film

Merry Christmas and a happy new year from the Kent Film Office

Kent beaches provided the backdrop for this modern adaptation of an Edwardian classic.

This series sees wine expert Oz Clarke and comedian Hugh Dennis trying to set up the UK’s most patriotic drinking establishment.

Information regarding the Kent Film and Television Board

The role and priorities of Kent County Council's Film Office

Guidelines regarding filming with children

 
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A report is being launched calling for a new law against stalking in England and Wales, to try to prevent harassment and intimidation turning to violence.

The Syrian army resumes heavy shelling in the restive city of Homs as Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov is due in Damascus for talks.

Anglo-Swiss mining group Xstrata announces a $90bn merger with Glencore, the world's largest commodity trader.

Police in the Maldives have taken control of the state broadcaster amid protests, reports say.

Professional rugby in Wales could face another shake-up, with some regions receiving more funding than others, as accounts show all four losing money.

An Austrian adventurer is making the final preparations to jump from the very point where the atmosphere ends and space begins.

Profits at Swiss bank UBS slump by three-quarters and the outlook remains tough as the eurozone crisis saps business.

A son whose mother died nine days after a 41-minute wait for a paramedic is handing over a petition urging a dedicated ambulance service for their town.

Russia's foreign minister and the head of the country's foreign intelligence service are heading to Syria for talks with President Bashar Al-Assad.

A major inquiry at Stormont later will hear that care for muscular dystrophy patients in Northern Ireland is 'sporadic' and needs to be addressed.

Papers ponder what Abu Qatada ruling says about British justice system

The US eases one of the sanctions it levels against Burma, as authorities officially recognise pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi's election bid.

England name uncapped spinner Danny Briggs in their one-day squad to face Pakistan in Abu Dhabi and Dubai - but Ian Bell is left out.

The Supreme Court is to hear a case challenging the way councils in England can consider their finances when assessing people for social care.

Search and rescue efforts are continuing for survivors of a 6.7 magnitude quake that shook the central Philippines on Monday, leaving dozens dead or missing.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu condemns a unity deal between the Palestinian Authority and Hamas, saying it damages prospects for peace.

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With most of the UK on amber alert, the Met Office's second highest severe weather warning, string of sporting fixtures were also hit by the big chill.

More than 100 Conservatives are among MPs who have written to the prime minister calling on him to slash subsidies for onshore wind turbines.

More than 100 Conservatives are among MPs who have written to the prime minister calling on him to slash subsidies for onshore wind turbines.

India batsman Yuvraj Singh is undergoing treatment for cancer in the United States his physiotherapist confirms.

British cyclist Mark Cavendish is declared fit to make his Team Sky debut in the opening stage of the Tour of Qatar.

A new television advertising campaign in England is warning against the temptations of "just one more" drink.

More than half of Welsh councils are owed money from private developers which should be going towards community facilities.

Animal rights activists have demanded a boycott of Liam Neeson’s new film after he revealed he ate wolf flesh to prepare for his role.

Kent Police has signed up to a new IT system to help police identify criminals more quickly and cut crime

Motorists are advised to be extra cautious while driving during bad weather conditions

A 43 year old man was charged with theft

Warrants executed and arrests made in crackdown on drugs in West Kent

Cable thieves sent to jail after being caught red-handed

Guilty of rape and sexual assault

Man who robbed Grafty Green post office jailed for four and a half years

He was punched in the chest as he cleaned public toilets in Margate

Jury finds Marcus Coates guilty of the manslaughter of Jennie Banner

Say No And Phone dance nights return on 3 February. The nights promote an anti-drug, anti-alcohol and anti-smoking environment for young people