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A man has been arrested over the death of tragic schoolboy William Brown. The seven-year-old died after being struck by two cars while trying to fetch his ball when playing with friends.

Love Island star Jack Fincham has been given a 36-month driving ban after crashing his car while under the influence of cocaine.The 31 year old TV personality, who won the ITV2 show in 2018 with ex-girlfriend Dani Dyer, was seen driving on the wrong side of the road before hitting a traffic island in Bexley, Kent. A woman spotted him and called the police due to his erratic driving. When the police approached him, he confessed to taking cocaine two nights before.

prison after he became a drug lord - and he did it to pay for treatment for his arthritis.Barry Doughty initially escaped from HMP Littlehey in November, 1999, after bending an iron bar on his cell door, before jumping over on outer prison fence.He fled to Europe, and evaded police ever since.

Police have launched a desperate appeal to help locate two missing friends who disappeared from Kent yesterday evening. Emily Durkin, 13, and Danielle Harman-Murphy, 12, were first reported missing from Tunbridge Wells in the early hours of the evening on Sunday, December 13.The pair are believed to have travelled on a train together from Paddock Wood railway station to London, Kent police said.

Kent Online, a man, who has now been arrested for allegedly trying to steal the car, was wrestled to the floor after attempting to abduct a child in a car.The mother of the boy, who has autism, ran out to the car screaming for help when she saw someone had got into the driving seat of the car. It is not clear where she had gone at the time.

Kent.It happened at 3.30pm on Tuesday (November 16).Local police are reviewing CCTV, but they have urged anyone who might have information relating to the incident to get in touch.The attempted abduction was only stopped when a relative of the girl, who had come to collect her, “screamed in horror”, forcing the man and woman to flee.It is thought that the couple are in their 30s.A post from the child's mother details the incident, reports Kent Online.She wrote: “They grabbed my daughter by the wrist while walking through the alley next to Northdown Surgery, Margate, saying, 'You're coming home with me'.“My niece who was collecting my daughter screamed at them to let her go and this couple ran off."The school has now issued a message to

In the interview with Kent Online, James shared: "This isn't just about the money."I think they are morally wrong and I want to warn people about them."He added: "My dad and mum are both passionate about golf but now dad has trouble walking and talking which has made it impossible for him to play golf."James revealed after his parents paid the Bearsted Golf Club, near Maidstone, Kent, their annual fees of £2,500, his mum "politely asked" for a refund on their unused subscription because Allan can no longer play due to his illness.Despite their efforts to ask for their money back, the club refused to give his parents a refund."Citing rule number 17 which states no members can get their money back," James added.Express.co.uk have contacted

to Kent Online.Doherty’s lawyer, Paul Shingle, said the rules were not clear. He said: ‘It was not very clear to all and sundry what the rules were.‘His dog had escaped and he went to find him and he was on his way back home when he was stopped by police.‘It wasn’t a case of someone (who is disqualified) driving a car in defiance.

Pete Doherty has been banned from driving again, after police caught the musician riding an electric scooter last year while searching for one of his dogs.Police officers were responding to a 999 call around 1.40am on October 3, 2019, according to Kent Online, when they saw Doherty riding the scooter back home after successfully rescuing one of his huskies.The Libertines‘ singer, who was already on a driving ban after accruing more than 12 points on his licence last year, said he wasn’t aware riding the e-scooter contravened the terms of his ban.During a hearing at Margate Magistrates Court on Friday (September 4), 11 months after the incident took place, it emerged that police officers had stopped Doherty in Broadstairs for selfies and

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