Updates on Wednesday 15 February 2017
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
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Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
The mother of a teenager from Kent who drowned at a popular fishing lake has spoken out for the first time since he died last year.
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
Police are seeking witnesses to an attack on a boy in Greatstone that left him with a fractured face.
A group of children were walking along Dunes Road when an object, possibly a stone, was thrown at him from a wooded area.
The boy needed hospital treatment for his injuries.
The attack happened on 23 January but police have only just released details.
Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter
There's a real mixed bag of weather on the way. But it should stay dry and mild.
#PeoplesCup
Meet the mums who decided not just to watch their daughters at football training but get involved on their own....
FA People's Cup: Football mums show daughters how it's done
There's not long left to sign up for the FA People's Cup - the deadline is Sunday, 19 February - and you can find out how to here.
Harassment claims at South East Coast Ambulance service are to be investigated.
Read MoreA court hears from a man who claims to have seen author Helen Bailey weeks after she went missing.
Read MoreKathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
More and more people in the South East are being prescribed anti-depressants, according to the NHS.
The biggest rises were in areas associated with social deprivation, such as Thanet and Hastings and Rother.
Charlton Athletic striker Mikhail Kennedy joins League of Ireland club Derry City on loan until June.
Read MoreAn inquest hears how a boy went fishing overnight and drowned in a lake in Kent.
Read MoreThe RMT had warned of further strikes after discussions ended on Tuesday without the union and rail operator reaching a deal.
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Georgina Burnett
BBC Weather
You may not need so many layers, but an umbrella could come in handy. Here's my latest forecast.
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
Members of the RMT union on Southern Railway will strike for 24 hours on 22 February in the long-running staffing dispute, the union has announced.
A woman and her children were robbed at their Swanley home after three men forced their way in.
Kent Police is investigating the incident, which happened around 20:30 GMT on Monday at a property in St Mary's Road.
Three men then forced open the rear door, entered the house and demanded jewellery. It is thought one of them was holding a knife
They stole some gold jewellery and a mobile telephone and left. Nobody was injured.
The men are described as white, two were of average height and one was shorter.
Two had scarves partially obscuring their faces.
In case you missed it: Biggin Hill Airport stood as London's first line of defence during both world wars and yesterday celebrated its 100th birthday.
As part of celebrations, a 100-year-old former Spitfire pilot, Ray Roberts, took to the skies once again.
Kent Police have renewed their appeal for help in finding a teenager who's gone missing from Broadstairs.
Image source, Kent Police16-year-old Philip Gibson was reported missing on 25 January.
He was last seen at 17.10 GMT when he said he was going to an address in Margate, but he never arrived.
Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter
Ditton's Barry Hawkins is through to the second round of the Welsh Open.
The new World Grand Prix champion beat Fraser Patrick by 4 frames to 1.
Image source, AP
Image source, Family handoutA 20-year-old man has been arrested in Kent on suspicion of murder and remains in custody.
Lauric Lebato, 22, from London, died in hospital after being found with a stab wound in Albion Street, Leicester, at about 04:00 GMT on Saturday.
Two other men, aged 19 and 20, have been also been arrested in Kent on suspicion of violent disorder.
They were also held on suspicion of being in possession of an offensive weapon.
A collection of vintage secret service items used by British spies are sold by an anonymous vendor.
Read MoreCrimestoppers is offering a reward of up to £2,000 for information on the whereabouts of Matthew Bryan and a separate reward of up to £2,000 for information on the whereabouts of Lee Heane.
Image source, CrimestoppersBoth are suspected of being involved in a large number of burglaries spanning the south of England and the West Midlands. Bryan, 25, and Heane, 26, are believed to be linked to over 70 high-value burglary offences across Kent, Suffolk, Norfolk, Hampshire, East Sussex, West Sussex and West Mercia since October 2016.
Image source, CrimestoppersThe pair are believed to be staying in hotels or B&Bs and are known to have criminal associates in the Kent area, particularly Margate, Ramsgate and Broadstairs.