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_eid-mubarak-2024.webp "Eid Milad un Nabi, alternate name for Mawlid (مَولِد النَّبِي, \")
_kent-tonight-tuesday-19th-march-2024.webp "Catch up on the latest news from across the county with Sofia Akin.")
_supermarket-sweep-uk-s6-ep-36-nov-19th-1998-students.webp "Today's contestants are Sarah Johnstone & Sally Boothland from Cheshire and Yorkshire, Dan Hart & Jo Smith from Kent and Surrey, and Katie Wittam & Phil(omena) Tudor-Wren from Lancashire. It's a students special and Dale Winton discovers that one team's course sounds a bit fishy, another wants to reach for the stars, while it's best not to mess with the third team and their specialist talent. Mind you, their phobias are somewhat unusual. One member very nearly fails the Mini Sweep, but the points at the end of the quiz rounds although not high are very close to each other. It means that any of the trio stand a chance of going for the star prize, but who will come out with top marks come the Super Sweep?")
_supermarket-sweep-uk-s6-ep-24-oct-22nd-1998-police.webp "Today's contestants are Margaret Bloom & Neris Lewis from Carmarthanshire, Jo Fitzpatrick & Paul Martheson from Yorkshire, and Dawn Robbie & Bev Marshall from Kent. Dale Winton hosts but has to treat a thin (blue) line with them as all are from the police service. One member would rather have cold feet, another has an unusual introduction to her helpline, while the best gag comes from one contestant who claims that they can sing any song with any boy or girl's name in it - and they can! It's also somewhat apt that this is a police special with one question that pops up during the round robin pop quiz round whose answer would of been suited behind bars. It's certainly criminal with the points score for two of the teams as one team pulls ahead going into the Super Sweep, but with contestants going wild in the aisles anything can happen and could there be a surprise package going into the final to play for the cash prize?")
_farnham-mayor-makes-speech-before-rnli-200-year-anniversary-scroll-signing.webp "The RNLI team in Farnham, Haslemere & Godalming celebrated the 200 year anniversary of the organisation with a scroll signing ceremony.<br/><br/>Sealed inside a custom orange buoyant briefcase encapsulated the scroll that will be sent to over 250 branches of the RNLI.<br/><br/>Inside the briefcase is a scroll made from bamboo paper and the spindle ends are from a 19th century flag pole from the Isle of Man.<br/><br/>The scroll will have it’s permanent home in the RNLI college in Poole.<br/><br/>The RNLI Scroll began its journey on Monday 4 March 2024 at Westminster Abbey to mark the charity’s official 200th anniversary. It was signed by the RNLI President, HRH Duke of Kent, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Dean of Westminster and leading RNLI representatives.<br/>On this scroll is the RNLI’s One Crew pledge, in which the RNLI’s promise the commitment to saving every one we can, without judgment – staying true to Sir William Hillary’s vision when he founded the charity in 1824.<br/><br/>The Farnham, Haslemere & Godalming branches of the RNLI are all continuing to raise money for the organisation through various means such as abseiling Guildford cathedral.<br/>The Chairman of the Farnham & District Branch is Nigel Cuthbert who will be invited to sign the Pledge. As part of the 200 year celebrations the Branch is organising a quiz<br/>night on the 20th April and an afternoon Bridge session in August.<br/>Local branches are holding events during the year to celebrate the anniversary with Godalming holding a sponsored abseil down Guildford Cathedral on June 15th, Haslemere holding an open garden on the 9th June. The local branches at Alton and Petersfield are also having celebratory events.")
_podcast-pupil-at-herne-bay-high-school-collapses-after-puffing-on-vape-laced-with-synthetic-drug-spice.webp "<p>A Kent head teacher's issued a warning after a pupil collapsed shortly after using a vape</a> that had been spiked with a deadly synthetic drug.</p><p>In a letter sent to parents it says the teenager had just finished classes for the day at Herne Bay High and had been handed the vape by another youngster.</p><p>Also in today's podcast, Operation Brock has been put in place on the M20</a> ahead of the Easter Holidays.</p><p>The contraflow system between Maidstone and Ashford allows for lorries to be parked on the motorway if there are delays getting across the Channel at Dover.</p><p>A Folkestone man who spent 26 years in prison for a murder he says he didn't commit</a> has told the podcast he'll keep fighting to prove his innocence.</p><p>Paul Cleeland was convicted of shooting his friend following a fight in 1972.</p><p>Questions have since been raised about evidence presented at his trial - but appeals to clear his name have failed. Mr Cleeland has been speaking to reporter Sean Axtell.</p><p>Could a town on the Isle of Sheppey become a tax-free haven like Monaco?</p><p>A local historian had been hoping so after discovering an ancient document which excluded Queenborough residents from paying legal tariffs</a> - including duty on wine.</p><p>A public inquiry's under way as campaigners near Maidstone try to save a piece of former farmland from being built on.</p><p>Developers are looking to put more than 400 homes on the former Bunyards Farm</a> in Allington - but people living nearby want it to be given protected village green status.</p><p>As we mark World Rewilding Day</a>, we've been taking a look at some of the conservation work done by animal parks in Kent.</p><p>The Aspinall Foundation specialises in reintroducing rare and endangered species and protecting habitats.</p>")
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_thousands-across-kent-prepare-to-vote-in-upcoming-elections.webp "In about six weeks time, thousands across Kent will be heading to the polling stations to elect a Police Crime Commissioner, with the elections being held on the second of May.")
_official-black-trailer-for-house-of-the-dragon-season-2.webp "Watch the official \")
_parents-make-agonising-decision-amputate-son39s-toes-so-he-can-finally-walk.webp "A mum and dad made the agonising decision to let doctors amputate her son's toes - so he could finally take his first steps.<br/><br/>Brodie Arbon-Davis, one, was born with the PIK3CA mutation - a rare condition which causes blood vessel and lymphatic malformation on the bottom half of his body.<br/><br/>It means his feet were filled with fluid, his blood vessels were malformed and scans showed he only had two functioning toes on each foot.<br/><br/>It left him in agony - and doctors told his mum, Holly-Louise Mackie, 26, that the tot would never walk unaided or wear shoes. <br/><br/>But she took a chance and in November last year, Brodie had surgery to amputate his toes in the hope it would reduce pain, thus allow him to walk.<br/><br/>He tried to walk just hours after the op - and it was a huge success. <br/><br/>Now, despite the odds, Brodie is walking unaided and has started nursery.<br/><br/>Holly-Louise, a full-time mum, from Dover, Kent, said: “Brodie was born this way - and it’s a blessing in disguise. <br/><br/>\")
_podcast-owners-of-funfair-move-on-to-green-belt-near-m25-due-to-92.webp "<p>A family of Show People say they have no choice but to continue living on green belt land</a> as they cannot find space on the county’s “overcrowded” Traveller sites.</p><p>They've applied to change the use of land near the M25 to create permanent quarters for the 25 adults and 12 children to pitch on.</p><p>Also in today's podcast, the University of Kent has confirmed six courses are set to be cut</a>, following a consultation.</p><p>Undergraduates at the campuses in Canterbury and Chatham who will see the subjects “phased out” over the next years say they are devastated. </p><p>A court has heard how a cowardly thug dragged his girlfriend along Herne Bay pier</a> and threatened to throw her into the sea during a campaign of controlling abuse.</p><p>He subjected his partner to coercion and sometimes violence, which culminated in the harrowing ordeal on the town’s landmark, during which he asked her: “Can you swim?”</p><p>Fears of “traffic Armageddon” have been sparked by plans to build a 300-home estate and huge secondary school</a> on the outskirts of Whitstable.</p><p>Proposals are being considered for the sprawling development on land off the Old Thanet Way. </p><p>And, hear from Gillingham boss Stephen Clemence </a>ahead of their league 2 match with Morcambe. </p><p>It's another chance of the Gills to get into the play-off places but they've not had a win in the last four games. </p>")
_3620-mil-lawsuit-against-ed-sheeran-for-39photograph39.webp "Two California-bases artists are suing the British singer-songwriter, Ed Sheeran, for $20 million dollars. Martin Harrington and Thomas Leonard of the company \")
_supermarket-sweep-uk-s6-ep-37-nov-24th-1998-students.webp "Today's trolley dashers are Jacq Edwards & Sarah Wilson from Devon, Henry Burrows & Ben Hull from Bedfordshire, and Debbie Murray & Ann Thomas from Kent. All are students, but while one member's bright shirt catches Dale Winton's eye, the most intriguing team is the one where one girl set fire to her student flat while cooking - twice! One team are left looking like class dunces in the points round, but there aren't much difference between the other two teams as they go into the Super Sweep. But who will earn the right to play for the highest honour in the shape of £2,000 - and will they claim it?<br/><br/>(Please note that I am aware the picture is slightly faded, but it is a better copy than my original attempt and hopefully it won't spoil your enjoyment).")
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