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Live updates on Wednesday 13 September
Tom Darby
BBC Live reporter
We've finished for another night, but we'll be back bright and early at 06:00 with more of the county's news, sport, travel and weather.
Enjoy the rest of your evening.
Yasmine Djadoudi
BBC Live reporter
It's been 20 years since the death of Princess Diana, but her legacy lives on through people like Diana Award winner Jonjo.
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
Winning the lottery really will change the lives of this young couple from Maidstone, but they're not planning a spending spree.
Edam, Gouda and Tulip are discovered under the bonnet having survived the 311-mile journey from Eindhoven to Berkshire.
Read MoreKelly Turner, 17, was diagnosed with desmoplastic small round cell tumour in 2015.
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Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter, BBC South East
The sun's coming out, but it's going to feel cool.
Here's my forecast.
Cameron Bancroft carries his bat for 206 not out as Gloucestershire have the better of day two against Kent.
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Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
The mother of a five-month old baby who died because she needed a heart transplant is calling for the organ donation law to be changed.
Almost two million people are on the register but their family's consent is still needed before a donation.
In the last 10 years 330 people have died while waiting for a transplant in Kent, Sussex and Surrey.
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
Money donated for a Dover teenager's life-saving treatment has been stolen from a number of food outlets in the town.
Kelly Turner's family need to raise £1m for cancer surgery only available in the United States.
Collection boxes were stolen from the Dovorian Restaurant and a baker's, with the thefts caught on CCTV.
Last July CCTV cameras captured footage of two people stealing another of Kelly's boxes from a shop in the town.
Quote MessageIt's gut wrenching every time it happens. They're single use tins, which can have anything up to £200 in them. They just don't care, they're effectively denying us our bid to save our daughter's life. It's like they're murdering Kelly.'
Martin Turner, Kelly's father
Charlotte Wright
Reporter, BBC South East
Would you rather be sitting on the dock of the bay instead of the station platform?
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
A South East MEP is calling for Aung San Suu Kyi to be stripped of her Nobel Peace Prize.
Conservative Nirj Deva says the de-facto leader of Myanmar, the country formerly known as Burma, should lose the honour because of her handling of the crisis in the Rakhine area.
More than 123,000 Rohingya Moslems, a minority in the mainly Buddhist country, have fled to neighbouring Bangladesh, after attacks by militants led to a crackdown by security forces.
Image source, European ParliamentSouth East MEP Nirj Deva
Quote MessageWhen I campaigned for Aung San Suu Kyi to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, it was on the basis of her peaceful struggle for democracy and human rights for all. Now, having achieved her own freedom from imprisonment, and accepted all the plaudits and glittering prizes of recognition, she cruelly denies said freedoms to her own people.'
Nirj Deva, Conservative MEP for South East England
Asylum seeker Samim Bigzad is now in Kabul despite a High Court ban on his deportation.
Read MoreBob Dale
BBC Live reporter
Fifty years ago this month the nation was gripped by stories of flying saucers found in locations across the country, including Kent.
But it turned out they'd touched down from somewhere a little closer to home than Mars.
You can see more on this story on the BBC iplayer here.
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
How easy is it to buy an illegal stun gun?
Former Kent Police and Crime Commissioner Ann Barnes made the short trip to Northern France, where these potentially lethal weapons are available over the counter.
You can see more on this story on Inside Out on BBC iPlayer here.
Kate Kinsella
BBC Weather
What's going to follow Storm Aileen for the rest of the week?
Here's my forecast.
Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
Image source, The Victorian SocietyAn Edwardian tearoom in Folkestone has been named as one of the country's top 10 most at-risk buildings.
The Victorian Society says the Leas Pavilion needs urgent repairs and renovation to save it from being lost forever.
The Pavilion opened in 1902 and was mostly used as a theatre until 1984, and a pub and entertainment venue until its closure in 2007.
It's now owned by developers who were granted planning permission in 2015 to build 68 flats to both sides of the existing site..
A local group continues to campaign for its survival.
Image source, The Victorian SocietyKathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter
It's one of the most controversial school sites in Britain but after a long fight Kent's new grammar school annexe has opened to pupils.
The annexe is being run by the Weald of Kent School in Tonbridge.
Image source, Getty ImagesKent News, external: Blu King, 14, reported missing from Hythe
Kent Live, external: Stagecoach cuts have been branded as 'appalling' by angry parents and users in Dover and Deal
Kent Online, external: Venue accused of cancelling gypsy wedding
The Victorian Society says the buildings will be "lost forever unless urgent action is taken".
Read MoreCharlotte Wright
Reporter, BBC South East
Arjan Singh Ajji has turned 100, but what can the World War Two veteran tell us about living a long life?