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Tunbridge Wells man charged with town centre exposure
A Tunbridge Wells resident has been charged in connection with allegations he exposed himself to members of the public near his home. Robin …
Shoppers still experiencing cyber-attack impact
Shelves are still not full in Co-op and Marks & Spencer branches across Kent due to recent cyber-attacks. Shoppers were unable to purchase items such as crisps, mayonnaise and pet food after hackers interrupted supply chains and stole personal information from the retailer's customer database three …
Businesses to be shelters for women feeling unsafe
Businesses in Kent have joined an initiative to create safe spaces for women and girls who feel unsafe. Tunbridge Wells' Liberal Democrat MP Mike Martin and local women's safety organisation #TogetherAsAllies invited more than 150 businesses in the town to become a shelter as part of the Safe Havens …
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Must-see! An Ancient British Skeleton Is Said to Have Been a Human Sacrifice
UK researchers have released a report arguing that an ancient skeleton discovered in Dorset may have been a human sacrifice. Veuer’s Matt Hoffman has the story.
Exclusive: JP Morgan’s City of London office vandalised
JP Morgan’s London office was left in ruin on Wednesday morning after a brutal act of vandalism. Victoria Enbankment staff were met with smashed …
BBC Newsflipped into Top StoriesMore inmates released early to stop prisons running out of space
More than a thousand inmates will be released early to free up spaces in prisons in England and Wales, the justice secretary has announced, as the government grapples with an overcrowding crisis. Under the move, offenders serving one to four years who are recalled to prison for breaching their …
