The boy, named locally as Zaahir Jan, left the hospital on foot before the crash happened, police say.

Police attended the area around Knoll Walk and Camberley Theatre on Wednesday evening.

East Sussex parents are urged to check whether their children are up to date with vaccinations.

The free service provides confidential 24/7 support to students struggling with exam-related worry.

The latest instalment of the Mafia series, developed in Brighton, is released on Friday.

The outreach team works with those aged 7-19 who have been out of school for three months or more.

The government has paused plans to replace asylum seeking families with single male asylum seekers.

This closure is being rolled out amid ongoing works at a junction at the busiest section of the M25.

Rob Crowley's wife Marlise died from an undiagnosed heart condition at their Shadoxhurst home.

Master ropemakers from Chatham Historic Dockyard will be on site demonstrating their skills.

A 22-year-old Albanian is detained by National Crime Agency officers on Thursday morning.

Guards are being provided by Akon Security to patrol Herne Bay alongside police and wardens.

We've talked about farming in a city, but how about farming... at sea?

Deep in Kent, a seaside town is known for its oysters which have been popular since Roman times.

And Whitstable Oyster Fishery Company is inviting members of the public to find out how its oysters are farmed and processed.

Tour manager Renny Hall says: “We want to teach people about how oysters are farmed, how they are graded and how they are purified.

“Basically, how they end up on your plate."

Listen in full on BBC Sounds below.

Kent Police says it was called following a crash between a man and a car on St Michael's Road.

The Sandy Hill track in Farnham will be paid for by community infrastructure developer funding.

The details remain private but it is expected to bring in more than £200,000 over 15 years.

A man in his 20s has been arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm and bailed.

Jason Tharp, who runs The George Inn, says the South East Water works came without warning.

Downsview Farm is already using up its winter feed stocks in August as dry weather limits grazing.

Rebekah Kefford swam the eight mile (12.8km) challenge from the Red Sands forts on Wednesday.