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Updates on Monday 5 September 2016
Stuart Maisner
The vast refugee camp in Calais known as the 'Jungle' is set to be torn down.
The French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said on Friday he wanted to see the thousands living there dispersed to other parts of France.
French hauliers plan to blockade Calais today in protest over the migrant crisis - potentially causing disruption for passengers trying to cross the Channel.
Our reporter Charlie Rose is in Dover this morning reporting on the reopening of the railway line between Dover and Folkestone.
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Stuart Maisner
Gatwick Airport is investigating what caused it's main southern runway to be closed last night.
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Demonstrators are to blockade Calais in protest at a migrant camp there, in a move set to cause severe disruption to travellers.
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Georgina Burnett
BBC Weather
We've got some grey weather before the sun returns later this week.
Here's my forecast.
Cross-Channel passengers are being warned to expect major disruption as French hauliers plan to blockade Calais in protest over the migrant crisis.
The protest is due to start at 06:30 BST.
Here's our report from Simon Jones from last night's South East Today.
Stuart Maisner
Calais blockade could cause travel disruption, railway line reopens, and National Trust launches Churchill appeal.
Here are our headlines this morning.
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Claire Cottingham
Kent Live
For some lucky people who've been off all summer, it's back to it today - so hopefully this will brighten up your day a little bit.
It's a picture of a lovely sunrise over Milton Regis taken by Clair Bushnell - it's our #photooftheday, external
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Image source, Clair Bushnell