Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

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Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

 A disabled Staplehurst woman has become the first person to cross the Sahara on crutches and in a wheelchair.

The marathon journey raised funds for her charity, which helps others wih the cost of mobility equipment.

Mark Norman
Health Correspondent, BBC South East

With one South East GP surgery closing roughly every three months, some patients say it's now taking weeks to get appointments.

Mark Norman
Health Correspondent, BBC South East

GPs in the South East told us they're struggling to cope with patient demand.

With 24 surgeries closing in the last three years, family doctors say they're facing such high pressure that it could affect their ability to provide safe care.

Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter

Temperatures are still a few degrees above the seasonal average.

Here's your forecast.

Helen Catt
Political editor, BBC South East

It's arguably the ultimate selfie of 2016: South East MEP Nigel Farage with President-Elect Donald Trump standing by a golden lift.

Image source, @NIGEL_FARAGE

But Nigel Farage’s attempts to get 'hired' as an informal go-between for the UK government and the former Apprentice star and have caused a media storm. 

If this were the reality show, Mr Farage would already be in the taxi home; Theresa May has said a very firm 'no'. 

So what next? 

Mr Farage is due to step down soon as Interim UKIP Leader but he has previously said he will serve out his final term as a South East MEP, which would take him to 2019. 

Could this weekend's events suggest that, as with Brexit, he's looking to his find his future beyond Europe's borders though?

Mark Norman
Health Correspondent, BBC South East

Twenty-four GP practices across Kent and Sussex closed their doors since 2013, that's roughly one every 10 weeks.

Pressures on GPs are so great they feel they are failing patients and potentially providing unsafe care.  

Here are some of the figures I've found as part of my exclusive investigation.

Jessica Lloyd
BBC Live reporter

NHS plans are about to be published that could overhaul services in Kent and Sussex. 

Those plans might consider radical changes to some hospital services but better organised GP and primary care services will also be included.

It comes as GPs say they are under enormous pressure with a GP practise closing its doors in Kent and Sussex every ten weeks.

Patients will get the opportunity to have their say when those NHS plans are published in the next few days. 

Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather

Here's your Tuesday afternoon forecast.

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

I kid, I kid.  

Kent have opened up applications for Head Coach - it comes after former West Indies captain Jimmy Adams left his role after five seasons.

Kent say the successful candidate will 'create an environment in which the Captain, the players, all members of the Cricket Management Team and support staff are able to deliver to their full potential thereby optimising the short and long term playing performance objectives of Kent Cricket.'

Image source, Getty Images

22-year-old Thomas Henderson has been jailed for three years after threatening staff in a Tonbridge supermarket with a knife.

Police say Henderson's face was partially covered when he entered the store in August, he then grabbed a bag containing money from one member of staff before he pulled out a knife and demanded cash from another employee. 

He fled the store, after stealing more than £1,600. 

Image source, KENT POLICE

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

When people in Whitstable lost their post office, they probably weren't expecting help to come from above.  

Ben Watts
Sports reporter, BBC Radio Kent

Herne Bay Over 50s walking football team have won a landmark treble after adding the British title to their English and European crowns. Bay beat Scottish champions Montrose 3-0 in the final.

And here's a fun fact, the goalkeeper Nick Denly is the father of Kent cricketer Joe Denly and Bay first team boss Sam Denly. The Kent team won all four of their matches, and didn't concede a single goal. 

(Note - this is a picture of Joe Denly, not his father Nick...)  

Image source, Getty Images

A new Lower Thames Crossing east of Gravesend would lead to 30 more years of M25 misery at Dartford, an MP warns.

A new Lower Thames crossing east of Gravesend to relieve pressure at the Dartford Crossing would lead to 30 more years of M25 misery, an MP has warned.

The Conservative MP for Gravesham, Adam Holloway, told the Commons the government should instead build a tunnel to bypass traffic under Dartford and Thurrock.

Highways England has said a tunnel connecting Tilbury to Gravesend is its preferred route for the crossing. 

Dartford MP Gareth Johnson agreed it was the best way to reduce congestion. 

Speaking during a parliamentary debate on Monday night, the Conservative MP said it did not make sense to create another crossing in his constituency. 

"Isn't it the situation that we should have more resilience, as we have across the rest of the Thames, so you have crossings at various different locations?

"The solution surely is to take traffic away and put the crossing east of Gravesend," he said.  

Image source, Kent Police

The motorcyclist killed on the M20 on Saturday has been named as 28-year-old Philip Baker from Folkestone.

He was riding his motorcycle on the London-bound carriageway of the M20 shortly after 02:00 GMT, when it was involved in a collision with a lorry.

Trafficked children and unaccompanied child asylum seekers are going missing from UK care homes at "an alarmingly high rate", two charities have said.

Almost 600 children disappeared last year, with more than 200 still missing, ECPAT UK and Missing People said.

The charities called on the UK government and local authorities to reform the child protection system.

Image source, Getty Images

The report found that London, the South East, East Anglia and the East and West Midlands accounted for 75% of all 590 trafficked children in the UK.

Read the full story here.

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

The six-part ITV show will star Joanne Froggatt and Ioan Gruffudd.

Nigel Farage has been talking about his meetings with US President-elect Donald Trump.

The South East MEP and interim UKIP leader says Mr Trump's advisors say the UK is first in the queue for talks. 

Charlton Athletic part company with boss Russell Slade after less than six months in the job.