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Updates on Monday 5 September 2016
Here are the top stories from the local newspapers in Kent:
KentOnline:, external Operation Stack fears as French lorry drivers blockade Calais port.
Kent and Sussex Courier: , externalA lorry has crashed into a railway bridge in Dover again.
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Charlie Rose
BBC South East Today
Commuters are able to use trains between Dover and Folkestone for the first time in nine months.
Andrea Bickley says it has been 'hard work'.
This picture was taken by our Correspondent Lucy Williamson a short time ago.
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Our reporter Simon Jones is following the protest in Calais and will be bringing us updates throughout the day.
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Here are the latest pictures from Calais from our reporter Simon Jones.
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Simon Jones will be reporting from Calais throughout the day.
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Here's a video of people preparing to form a human chain in Calais.
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A £7.1m appeal has been launched to buy hundreds of historic and personal objects which belonged to Sir Winston Churchill at his country home.
The National Trust is looking to acquire for the nation hundreds of heirlooms that have been on long-term loan at Grade-I listed Chartwell, near Sevenoaks.
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Image source, PACross-Channel passengers are being warned to expect major disruption as French hauliers plan to blockade Calais in protest over the migrant crisis.
But how many migrants are currently in the so-called 'Jungle'?
Eleanor Roper
Reporting live from Calais
I'm in Calais today as a road blockage is expected to take place in Calais in protest against the migrant camp known as the 'Jungle'.
It could have an effect from people across the South East travelling to and from Calais today.
Latest developments in France from our reporter Simon Jones.
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Ahead of the planned road blockage from French hauliers today in Calais, there are some reassurances that it's 'business as usual'.
Stuart Maisner
It's more than two months since Britain voted to leave the EU - and tonight's Inside Out is devoted to Brexit.
We'll be speaking to a Bulgarian woman living here who supports the decision.
Don't miss Inside Out on BBC One at 19:30 BST. You can also follow our coverage using #brexitbritain.
Simon Jones
Reporting live in Calais
The Road Haulage Association says Calais Port will be 'strangled' and the knock-on effects in Kent will be disastrous.
The police have arrived ahead of the go-slow.
Our reporter Simon Jones is filing updates from Calais throughout the day.
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Stuart Maisner
The mayor of Calais has pledged to turn out for the blockade of the town's port, in support of hauliers and locals protesting against violence from organised gangs and migrants.
Natacha Bouchart was speaking last week.
Simon Jones
Reporting live from Calais
There's a planned road blockade around Calais today to protest about the French port's migrant camp in a move set to disrupt travellers.
Lorry drivers and farmers also plan to form a "human chain" in protest against the French government's failure to close the camp, known as the 'Jungle'.
You can read the latest story here.
Here are the latest pictures from France this morning as French lorry drivers plan a blockade in Calais.
Our reporter Simon Jones is there.
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