Updates on Thursday 16 March 2017
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Deal aimed at ending dispute "will still leave drivers and passengers exposed and vulnerable".
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Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter
Kent and England cricketer Sam Billings has launched an ambassador programme to get young people with disabilities involved with cricket.
A 20-year-old woman, who was a passenger, has died after a car she was travelling in collided with a telegraph pole and flipped over in Gravesend last night.
The driver, a 26-year-old man from Gravesend, sustained a minor head injury and was taken to a local hospital.
He has been arrested in connection with the incident and currently remains in police custody.
Ben Weisz
Political reporter, BBC Sussex
I've seen a copy of the deal announced yesterday between train drivers' union ASLEF and Govia Thameslink, who own the Southern franchise.
The differences between this one and the deal that got rejected are subtle, but potentially significant.
There are slightly fewer circumstances a train could be sent off without an onboard supervisor (OBS). Upgrades to CCTV cameras (used to dispatch a train by the driver) would be rolled out a year earlier. And all new OBSs would be given 'PTS' training - safety training that enables them to walk on the track.
Will this wash with drivers? Does it answer their safety concerns? Remember - the margin was pretty close last time, so not too many minds need to change for a deal to stick.
In any case, we'll see on 3 April, when their ballot delivers its results.
You can see the full details of the deal below.
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Helen Catt
Political editor, BBC South East
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Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC Weather
Yesterday was the warmest day of the year, but what's in store for us today?
Watch my forecast to find out.
The life-size bronze effigy of the Native American in Kent marks the place of her death in 1617.
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Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
Here's a look at a story we're featuring today on BBC News School Report day.
We'll bring you updates throughout the day.
Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter
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