Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

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Helen Catt
Political editor, BBC South East

There's fresh controversy tonight over hundreds of pounds of cosmetics that should have gone to needy people but were instead sold by a Labour party member in Ramsgate to help fund her County Council election campaign.

BBC South East Today has spoken to one woman who told us she was led to believe the sale was in aid of charity - and says she feels "deceived".

The equivalent amount of money raised has now been given to good causes.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Events have been held in Dover to mark the 30th anniversary of the Herald of Free Enterprise tragedy.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Pollution levels around the Dartford Crossing have been excluded from government air quality assessments because it was classed as a "rural" road, the BBC has discovered. 

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

When you think of watching live music, you probably don't expect to do it from the comfort of your own home.

But as more and more small venues in London and the South East are closing down, is the future of music the living room gig?

We've been to the village of Eccles in Kent to find out.

Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter

The weather takes a turn for the better over the next couple of days.

Here's my forecast.

Helen Catt
Political editor, BBC South East

A woman claims people were “misled” into thinking the sale of cosmetics, which funded a Labour councillor’s election campaign, were for charity.

Karen Constantine - who is vying for a Ramsgate seat in Kent County Council - sold a selection of Lush products for £415.

The items were donated by Lush to The Kindness Offensive charity on the condition they should not be resold.

Some were shared with the charity Food for All, but these were passed on to the Ramsgate Labour Party and sold in a pub drive.

Ms Constantine’s Facebook page had made clear the money was destined for Labour coffers, but Natalie Garrett was working at the pub during the sale and said a board at the sale indicated the money would be going to charity.

A former charity volunteer herself, she said she feels misled and added: "I asked her what she wanted written on the board and the word charity was clearly, absolutely there.

"Some of my friends and even some of my family purchased some of the goodie bags, a couple of items. Again they feel the same, if they'd have known that it was for a political party, it just wouldn't have been supported.”

Ms Constantine previously apologised for “not knowing the election funding laws regarding charities” and gave the money to local good causes, but declined to comment on the fresh claims.

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

Traders and business on the Swanscombe Peninsula in north Kent are worried they could be forced to sell up if a huge theme park gets the go-ahead. 

Events take place to mark the sinking of the Herald of Free Enterprise off the coast of Belgium.

Pollution levels were excluded from air quality assessments due to an "incorrect" classification.

One rescuer remembers trying to save people after the Zeebrugge ferry disaster. 

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

The final sections of what will be Kent's largest 20mph zone will be completed this week before it's officially opened on Friday.

The go-slow zone in Tunbridge Wells has cost more than £40,000 and covers 50 residential streets and two primary schools. 

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

This document, asking for tenders for the scrap remains of around 100 cars from the Herald of Free Enterprise disaster, was found in a skip in Throwley near Faversham.    

Yasmine Djadoudi
BBC Live reporter

Image source, SECAMB

There's been a rise in the number of assaults recorded on South East Coast Ambulance Service (Secamb) crews.

In total there were 207 attacks logged last year, a 64% increase on the year before. 

The majority of the incidents in the last year were alcohol-related but also involved people who were using recreational drugs and those suffering a mental health problem. 

Last week MPs debated whether there should be a specific offence for assaulting doctors and nurses.  

Ambulance trusts nationally are looking at whether to introduce body worn video cameras for the first time.

Ben Watts
Sports reporter, BBC Radio Kent

Kent's Daniel Bell-Drummond top scored with 51 as the England Lions lost the third one-dayer in their series against Sri Lanka A. 

The 23-year-old, batting in an unfamiliar number three position, helped the tourists post 184 all out.

But Sri Lanka comfortably chased that score to take a 3-0 lead in the five-match series.

Read the match report here .

Image source, Getty Images

Kate Kinsella
Weather presenter

It's a dry and mild outlook. But will it last? 

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Pollution levels around the Dartford Crossing have been excluded from government air quality assessments because it was classed as a "rural" road, the BBC has discovered. 

Full story on Inside Out tonight on BBC One in London and the South East at 19:30 GMT  

Duncan Kennedy
BBC South of England Correspondent

It's the 30th anniversary of The Herald of Free Enterprise disaster where 193 people lost their lives.

I'm in Dover for the memorial today. 

Thirty years ago the Herald of Free Enterprise capsized, killing 193 people. This is the story of those affected by the disaster.

Pollution levels around the Dartford Crossing have been excluded from government air quality assessments because it was classed as a .

Despite carrying 50 million vehicles a year, the status meant nitrogen dioxide recordings were not reported to the EU.

Consisting of the Dartford Tunnel and QEII Bridge, the crossing - officially known as the A282 - connects the M25 north and south of the River Thames.

It has now been reclassified.