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Kent Police is supporting the Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week that takes place from 6 to 12 February.

The week highlights the issues around understanding consent and the importance and encouragement of reporting assaults.

In 2016 Kent Police’s public protection unit received 1,584 reports of rape, and a further 2,667 sexual offences.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

What's it like to have acid thrown in your face?

Samir Hussain, who works in Tunbridge Wells, was the victim of an attack in Crawley in 2015.

This week one of his attackers was sentenced. Read our full story here.

Police are appealing for information to help find 19-year-old Moses Watson.

His last known whereabouts was the Park Farm area of Ashford at around 13:15 GMT on Monday 6 February.

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Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

What does the deal between Aslef and Southern include?

It contains details of circumstances when a train can be operated as driver-only, without an on-board supervisor (OBS).

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

Parliament will debate new measures to control seagull populations later today.  

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Every hospital trust in the South East was operating at an unsafe level of bed occupancy this winter.

Watch to find out how your local trust performed.  

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

BBC Sport marks a year to go until the 2018 Winter Olympics by finding out what Great Britain's skeleton champion Lizzy Yarnold did during her year out.  

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Just three months after the Calais migrant camp known as the Jungle was demolished, aid workers claim up to 500 migrants have returned to northern France - and they're making nightly attempts to smuggle themselves across the Channel into Kent.

Dover MP Charlie Elphicke asked the Prime Minister what's being done to stop another refugee camp springing up on the French coast.

Peter Whittlesea
BBC South East Today reporter

Three months after the Calais migrant camp known as the 'Jungle' was demolished, charities claim up to 500 migrants have returned to northern France.  

Read our full story here.

Nina Ridge
BBC Weather

It's going to be wet today and it'll be getting colder as the week goes on.

Here's my forecast.

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

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More than half of children in Kent aged 11 to 18 have had nasty or negative comments posted about them online.

That's according to research which was carried out by Salus, an organisation which works with schools.

Staff are also worried about the emergence of new apps which they believe are being used inappropriately by some children.

There will be more on this issue on the BBC Radio Kent Breakfast Show with John and Maggie throughout this morning - you can listen here.

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

We'll be here until 22:00 GMT with all your news, sport, travel and weather.  

Agnieszka Wasicka‎ did a great job of capturing the sunrise over Margate - it's our Kent #photooftheday, external.

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