The electoral map of the South East is almost exclusively blue at the moment, but whilst there are several very safe seats, there are also plenty of constituencies that could see a change in the upcoming election.

We've compiled this list of the most vulnerable seats in Kent and Sussex.

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Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

With winter rainfall in the South East at its lowest for two decades, one water company has already had to top up a major reservoir.  

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

A spokesperson for the artist Banksy has confirmed that a large mural which appeared in Dover is by him. 

It depicts the European flag being chiselled by a workman to remove one of its 12 stars.

The work appeared near Dover's ferry terminal overnight.

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

After bursting onto the world athletics scene as a surprise call up to Team GB at the 2012 London games at just 18, Dartford Sprinter Adam Gemili says he's now aiming to compete at the world championships in London.     

Take a look at this graphic which outlines who won what in the local elections.

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Lizzie Massey
BBC Live reporter

Trains have been delayed after around seven llamas were spotted on the track near Hildenborough.

The last sighting was at 8.36am and the trains were slowed as a precaution, but are now running as normal.

Lizzie Massey
BBC Live reporter

Trains are being slowed down because llamas have been spotted on the tracks between Hildenborough and Sevenoaks.

Trains through Hildenborough were already being delayed by 15 minutes because of a faulty train earlier at the station.  

The mural, which appeared near Dover, is the subject of debate as its "innovativeness" is questioned.

Matt Cole
Sports Editor, BBC Radio Kent

Joe Denly was Kent's unlikely bowling hero as they beat Middlesex by 46 runs in the One Day Cup at Canterbury. 

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After the Spitfires posted a modest 200, part-time spinner Denly took three wickets to help bowl the visitors out for 154.

The Kent opener admitted they hadn't expected such a comprehensive victory after their batting performance.     

Poet, writer and broadcaster Lemn Sissay is Canterbury’s first ever Poet Laureate.

So what do we know about him? 

Matt Cole
Sports Editor, BBC Radio Kent

Ebbsfleet United are through to their third play-off final in four seasons after a 2-1 home win against Hampton and Richmond.

It gave them a 4-2 aggregate victory in the National League South semi-finals. 

Defender Kenny Clark got the first Fleet goal on 36 minutes, Hampton equalised on the hour to make it a nervy second half until sub Darren McQueen scored a minute from time.

Image source, Dave Plumb

But it won't be an all-Kent final - Dartford were beaten 2-1 at home by Chelmsford City after a goalless first leg. Duane Ofori-Acheampong got the Darts goal in injury time. 

Ebbsfleet host Chelmsford on Saturday for a place in the National League.

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

When Charlie Hewson from Lindfield, near Haywards Heath, was just a baby his parents noticed a swelling on his left leg. 

It turned out to be a rare form of cancer - and ultimately he had to have it amputated.

But that hasn't stopped him from doing anything - especially playing football. 

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

Kent's Sam Billings stepped up as wicketkeeper as England sealed a series whitewash over Ireland in their two-match one-day international contest, courtesy of an 85-run win at Lord's.  

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Though he struggled with the bat, making just seven, the keeper made some important catches behind the stumps.

Joe Root was the star of the show, scoring 73 in a partnership of 140 with skipper Eoin Morgan (76). 

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Ben, who has cerebral palsy, says wheelchair rugby league has changed his life.

We interviewed Ben as part of our #thisisme, external series.

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

We've been speaking to first-time voters across the South East to find out what the key issues are for them in the forthcoming general election.

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Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather

The weather still hasn't improved, and it looks like we've got more of the same to come.

Here's my morning forecast.

Tom Darby
BBC Live reporter

Sophie tried to kill herself three times in the space of a week, months later she's still waiting for specialist treatment.

She told us her experiences of the mental health system in our special feature to mark the beginning of Mental Health Awareness Week. #sophiesstory

Details of organisations offering information and support with mental health are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call for free, at any time to hear recorded information on 08000 564 756.

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

More than 10,000 people have signed a petition against plans to speed up train services in Kent by reducing stops at village stations.

The Government - which is now consulting on a new South East franchise from December 2018 - says the approach could be adopted between Tonbridge and Ashford.

See details from the Government consultation below.

What do you think? Should we speed up train services if it means fewer stops at village stations? 

You can call the BBC Radio Kent Breakfast Show with John and Kate on 03459 811111 - or text 81333 and start your message with the word KENT. You can listen to the show here.

You can have your say on Kent's new rail franchise until Tuesday 23 May by going to the Department for Transport website.     

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Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

So here's a picture which should brighten up your day a little bit.

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Is there anything you'd like to tell us about? Or have you got any lovely pictures of Kent taken over the weekend to send us?

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