Burnley and Brighton edge closer to their respective targets in the Premier League as they draw at Turf Moor.

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Nina Ridge
BBC Weather

Oh dear - the sun will hide itself behind the rain clouds this weekend.

Criminal gangs are getting illegal migrants into the UK via Dover using forged passports that are being checked and passed by border officials in France, a BBC South East investigation has found.

Caitlin Webb
Local Democracy Reporter

County councillors fear people will lose the chance of IVF treatment and potentially life-changing scans if the NHS attempts to cut £29m from its budget.

According to a report presented to Kent County Council, four clinical commissioning groups in east Kent want to reduce IVF treatment from two cycles to one, while GPs may cut access to MRI scans for conditions such as arthritis, fractures and sports injuries.

Medical staff in community hospitals and GPs will no longer be able to prescribe gluten free biscuits, cereal, flours and pasta.

Dartford, Gravesham and Swanley CCG and Swale CCG are facing a £13.5m shortfall in their budgets.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Detectives have issued an efit of a man wanted over a sex attack in Horsham.

The 23-year-old victim was assaulted as she walked along Brighton Road around 00:30 BST on 14 April.

She was grabbed around the neck and the man started pulling at her clothing, but she kicked him and managed to escape, Sussex Police said.

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It happened near the junction with Gorings Mead.

The attacker wore blue jeans and a blue polo shirt, with a grey Nike jacket.

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The victim told police he may have had a scar on his stomach and a pierced tongue, and she described him as smelling of Malibu, cigarettes and Calvin Klein.

Rebecca Curley
Local Democracy Reporter

Reporting crime to the police 101 phone number needs "sharpening up", Surrey's crime chief has been told.

One victim had to wait for days before police responded to his call about a common assault and another resident called their local councillor when they could not get through to 101 looking for help.

Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner David Munro has now been asked to look into how call operators deal with non-urgent and emergency calls.

The same room of phone operators deal with 999 and 101 calls at the force call centre in Guilford and it can take around one minute and 40 seconds on average for a call to be answered.

At a Police and Crime Panel meeting on Thursday, councillor Margaret Cooksey from Mole Valley District Council said there was so much "chatter" people had to go through when they first call 101 and get a recorded message, she was worried some were putting the phone down without reporting the crime.

The Police and Crime Commissioner said the number of 999 calls received at the call centre was much smaller than the number of 101 calls and stressed it was a "very slick system".

Peter Skinner was ordered to repay £85,000 or face a longer prison sentence.

Titus Bradley fled Hastings shortly before a large quantity of NHS money was found to be missing.

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Three rogue traders have been jailed for scamming a Dartford man out of thousands of pounds.

David Vincent, 50, of Wagtail Way, Orpington; David Vincent, 26, of Barnfield Road, Orpington; and John Baker, 36, of Eltham High Street, rang on the 60-year-old's door and told him he had pigeons in his home, Kent Police said.

They told him his roof needed to be replaced and he handed over a total of £6,000 to them.

When he made a insurance claim, the company advised him to contact the police and the three men were arrested.

Vincent senior was jailed for 21 months, and Vincent junior and Baker were sent to prison for 18 months following a hearing at Maidstone Crown Court.

All three had pleaded guilty to fraud at an earlier hearing in January.

The opening day of the latest round of the County Championship is severely affected by rain, with five matches washed out.

Stefano Brizzi killed himself after being jailed for strangling PC Gordon Semple.

Philip Salt hits a swift half-century before rain intervenes in Sussex's Division Two clash with Gloucestershire.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

A piece of art by Oliver Postgate, the co-creator of Bagpuss, the Clangers and Ivor the Engine, has been rediscovered in Canterbury, after being hidden behind a mural for 26 years.

The undiscovered work was on two side panels on the art hanging in Eliot College on the University of Kent campus.

Image source, Dominic King

The piece was found when the mural was being cleaned.

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You can hear more on BBC Radio Kent's Friday Drivetime.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

A man who sexually assaulted a girl in his van has been jailed for four years and nine months.

Charlie O'Driscoll, 37, from Hever Road, in Edenbridge, picked up his victim and two of her friends on 13 October 2017, Kent Police said.

After driving around the Edenbridge area for around two hours, the girl's friends went home, leaving her and O'Driscoll alone in the Ford Transit.

He took her to a car park where he carried out the attack.

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He was convicted at Maidstone Crown Court of sexual activity with a child, and along with his jail sentence, a sexual harm prevention order was imposed.

He's also been ordered to sign the sex offenders' register indefinitely.

Caitlin Webb
Local Democracy Reporter

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Drivers in Kent were caught speeding almost 90,000 times last year.

Kent Police data found officers issued 25% more speeding tickets in 2017 compared to 2016.

Fixed cameras captured 56,000 motorists, volunteers at Speedwatch caught 32,000 and police vans and mobile cameras caught the others.

At the Kent and Medway Police and Crime Panel on Wednesday councillor Nick Chard applauded the force for supporting volunteers at Speedwatch to help keep roads safe.

He said: "The teams say they feel empowered because letters are being sent out, even hand delivered letters by the police."

Kent Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Scott said: "Kent Police's ethos is to do more to help volunteers because if you are giving time to the force, they should give something back."

Robbie has the mental age of a two-year-old and is normally quiet and withdrawn.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

A vacant supermarket site in the centre of Dover has been bought by the district council.

The authority's planning to include the former Co-op building in Stembrook as part of its regeneration scheme.

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This also includes an old cinema and nightclub site in neighbouring Castle Street.

The St James area of Dover is undergoing a £53m overhaul, which it's hoped will bring new leisure and retail to the town.

A council which sparked a backlash over its school absence campaign is now telling parents that having a birthday or missing the bus are not valid excuses for missing lessons.

East Sussex County Council's Get a Grip drive for parents to send their children to school has been branded "aggressive, condescending and insulting".

Now the council is saying "Missed the bus", "Its my birthday" and "Didn't set the alarm", are not valid excuses.

In March, 23 parents were prosecuted over their children missing school.

A man was pulled from a car and attacked in Gravesend.

The victim, who was in his 20s, told police the incident happened in Singlewell Road on 20 April between 17:30 and 18:30 BST.

He suffered a cut to his thigh and was taken to a local hospital but was released the following day.

Police want to speak to anyone who saw a white Vauxhall Insignia in the area or any altercations in Hever Court Road at around this time.