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Updates on Tuesday 13 June 2017
Image source, Getty ImagesKent Online, external: Failing nursing home could be shut down
Kent News, external: Kent Police has received no reports of hate crime ‘as a direct result’ of Manchester and London terror attacks
Kent Live, external: The 63-year-old man knocked down on the A21 had been helping a friend, say police
Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter
A deal has been reached between the planned Paramount Resort in north Kent and InterContinental Hotels Group to bring 4,000 guest rooms to the site.
The resort on the Swanscombe Peninsula, near Dartford, would be twice the size of the Olympic Park and include 5,000 hotel rooms and a water park.
Image source, Paramount ParkThe latest plans for the entertainment resort will go on public display in autumn this year, before a Development Consent Order is submitted to the Secretary of State.
The £2bn resort is scheduled to open in 2022.
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
Four racing bikes worth thousands of pounds each have been stolen from a garage in Tunbridge Wells.
They were taken sometime between 17:00 BST on 5 June and 07:45 BST on 6 June, from a property in Pembury Road.
Image source, Kent PoliceThe bikes are a Trek Concept 9.9, a Colnago Zipp 404, a Pinarello Full Set and a Pinarello Graal.
Image source, Kent PolicePolice are hoping someone may spot the bikes being offered for sale.
Image source, Kent Police
Helen Catt
Political editor, BBC South East
The Association of British Commuters says Transport Secretary Chris Grayling is being "rewarded for failure" by being allowed to keep his job in the cabinet reshuffle.
It follows widespread disruption and a year-long strike on Southern Rail, over the introduction of Driver Only Operated trains.
A new early intervention service is being launched in Kent for people with eating disorders.
It's hoped the move will reduce the number of people ending up in hospital with anorexia and bulimia.
There have been nearly 300 admissions for eating disorders in Kent in the last six years.
The BBC Radio Kent Breakfast Show with John and Anna will be speaking to Jenny Langley, a mother from Sevenoaks who nearly lost her son to the illness when he was a teenager.
You can listen to the programme here.
Matt Davison
Investigative journalist, BBC South East
After a successful trial, Kent Police has started using drones to assist in its work.
Examples include the search for missing people and road accidents.
I've been to meet the force’s head of tactical operations for a demonstration.
You can hear more on the BBC Radio Kent breakfast show here.
Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather
Dry, warm, with plenty of sunshine! Even if the cloud creeps in, it'll still be bright.
Here's my forecast.
Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter
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