That's all from your Kent Live team for today. Have a great evening. We're back with you at 09:00 BST tomorrow.
Hundreds of sailors from the UK and Europe are in Ramsgate this week to take part in the town's annual yachting regatta.
It's been running since 1898 and attracts thousands of visitors to the Thanet coast.
Here's Maria Ramos' report.
A young scout dies, a rail fire near Gatwick, and students struggle to find anywhere to go. Here's your top headlines with Claire Cottingham.
Three-day eventer Camilla Kruger has lived in the South East for almost two decades.
Her family home is in Kent while her horse "Sam the Man" is stabled in Sussex. But in two weeks time, she will become the first equestrian competitor ever to represent the country of her birth, Zimbabwe, at the Olympics in Rio.
The scout who collapsed and died at an international gathering in Finland has been named as 12-year-old Charlie Girling from the 1st Aylesford group.
A spokesman for the Scout Association said: "Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of this young scout during this difficult and challenging time."
Full story here
Finnish scouts have paid their respects to the young Kent scout that died at the International Finnish Jamboree.
The Guides and Scouts of Finland and Finnjamboree Roihu express their deepest condolences to the friends and family of the tragic medical situation that resulted in the death of a scout. We feel deeply sorry for their loss.
The loss has moved thousands of people within and outside the camp."
The latest inspection of Swaleside Prison on Sheppey has found it to be "dangerous".
The Chief Inspector of Prisons, Peter Clarke, has been explaining his findings.
Aylesford and Chatham MP Tracey Crouch sent her condolences after a scout from Kent died during a jamboree event in Finland.
A Kent scout has died after collapsing at Roihu 2016, the International Finnish Jamboree on Sunday evening.
Medical teams and paramedics from the local hospital were on the scene, but were unable to save him.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of this young Scout during this difficult and challenging time. We will be working with the Finnish Scout Movement and the relevant local authorities to establish the full details of this tragic incident."
There are warnings of significant delays to holidaymakers trying to get to Gatwick Airport by rail due to a track fire. Network Rail says the damage is "quite extensive" and it's "difficult to give an estimate when the railway will return to normal." Southern says disruption is expected to last all day.
There's a distinct drop in temperature from previous days. Here's my lunchtime forecast.
Traffic wardens in Gravesham have been issued with body cameras to try and reduce the risk of attacks.
They began wearing them this week.
Eight images have been released by Kent Police in their investigation into criminal activity during demonstrations in Dover.
Seventy-four arrests have been made in connection with the march and separate counter-protest held in the town on 30 January.
A jail where a prison officer was attacked two years ago is still "not safe" with "far too high" levels of violence, an inspection has found.
Chief Inspector of Prisons Peter Clarke described Swaleside Prison, on the Isle of Sheppey, as "dangerous". However, he said there were signs "it had started to stabilise".
Read the story here.
A rail track fire at Gatwick airport has caused huge delays to commuters and holidaymakers this morning.
Delays are now expected to last all day, according to National Rail Enquiries.
A prison criticised, beach incident latest and traffic wardens with body cameras. Here's our #3in30
BBC South East Health Correspondent
NHS patients undergoing kidney dialysis in Kent are taking part in a groundbreaking clinical trial described as the largest ever of its kind.
We've been given exclusive access.
Here's your morning forecast with Nina Ridge.