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<p>A paedophile encouraged young girls to send him explicit photos</a> before threatening to show the pictures to their parents or school if they refused his demands for more.</p><p>The Whitstable man targeted his many victims online, often posing as a teenage boy as he sent and requested indecent images.</p><p>Also in today's podcast, a Kent council is demanding answers over suspicions a London council is filling properties in its town with its homeless</a> by offering “large incentives” to landlords.</p><p>Gravesham council claims the practice is putting “considerable pressure” on its housing services. </p><p>A Kent woman has been telling the KentOnline Podcast about her experience with endometriosis</a> - as a study's found it now takes an average of 9 years to diagnose. </p><p>The condition causes tissue similar to the lining of the womb to grow in other places, which can cause painful periods and infertility.</p><p>New plans have been revealed to build up to 200 homes a floodplain</a> next to the M20.</p><p>The development, called The Nurseries, would be on a field along the A2070 Kennington Road</p><p>And in sport, hear from the Gillingham boss after their disappointing result against AFC Wimbledon</a> in league 2. </p><p>Stephen Clemence says he's proud of the performance of his squad after they went down to ten men. </p>
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