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Will the showers continue? Here's Elizabeth with the weather forecast for the rest of the day and tomorrow.
Tune into BBC South East Today at 18:30 BST to see health correspondent, Mark Norman, go behind-the-scenes with Medway's surgeons.
A Kent patient transport company has lost the personal data of more than 100 staff during a contract transfer from NSL to G4S.
It's understood copies of driving licenses and passports were among missing documents.
Unison said the loss was "hugely worrying" and "hugely embarrassing".
Gas company investigates a series of explosions, a senior scientist questions bosses at Pfizer and a Kent hospital electronically tags newborns. Here's today's #OnThisDay.
A Port of Dover spokesman said the terminal was extremely busy due to heightened French security.
France is not allowing vehicles carrying alcohol to cross its borders during these matches, and French police in Dover are advising British travellers of this.
Those carrying alcohol are being invited to surrender it if they wish to proceed with their journey."
Passengers have been facing queues of up to two hours at the port amid extra security checks.
People were being invited to surrender their alcohol before boarding.
Travellers crossing to the continent from Dover are being told France is refusing to allow vehicles carrying alcohol to cross its borders during Euro2016 matches.
When model railway enthusiast Roy James was banished to his shed by his partner - who didn't share his love of trains - it was the start of something very special. BBC South East went to take a look.
A man who set fire to a house with two young children inside has been jailed for seven years.
Christopher Harrison, of Langlands Drive, Dartford, poured petrol through his former partner’s front door before setting it alight.
The 36-year-old was found with a petrol receipt inside his car. CCTV also showed him buying a container and filling this up at a petrol station near to the house.
Det Con Jason Lynch said if a fire alarm had not been installed those inside could have been "seriously injured or even killed".
Twenty firefighters have been dealing with a house fire in New Romney.
It broke out in the roof of a terrace building in Daglish Close, around 03.30 BST.
It's not thought anyone's been injured.
BBC Radio Kent have some important Gillingham FC News...
KentOnline have reported the findings of a survey which claims the county backs Brexit in the upcoming EU referendum.
The county-wide poll, conducted by Ashford-based Facts International, found immigration was the key issue for those supporting a Brexit. Read the KentOnline story here.
The ambulance trust covering Kent is under scrutiny by the Care Quality Commission, following claims the response system for emergency calls was "unfit for purpose".
Staff at the South East Coast Ambulance Service have said more than 1,000 calls a week were not answered quickly enough. Linda Southouse is an emergency call handler:
Read the BBC story here.
The Kent Spitfires were beaten by Essex in the One Day Cup at Chelmsford.
Despite hitting 285 for 4 in their 50 overs, including 91 off 52 balls by Matt Coles, they still lost by five wickets.
Full match report here.
Thirty-six people have been arrested during disturbances in Lille, ahead of this afternoon's Euro 2016 England-Wales match in Lens.
Speaking to BBC Radio Kent, Gillingham fan Eddie Allcorn, who's going to the game, says England supporters deserve better protection in France.
Here's what Prime Minister David Cameron had to say about the Lower Thames Crossing when asked by MP for Rochester and Strood, Kelly Tolhurst:
An investigation into Kent's ambulances, a sex attacker jailed and why the Lower Thames crossing is needed - here's this morning's #3in30.
It started as a row over proposals to merge a Kent grammar school with a local high school. Now - even though the plans have been abandoned - it's escalated into a police investigation.
The head teacher of the Simon Langton Girls' Grammar School in Canterbury has alleged she's suffered harassment from a parent who led opposition to the merger.
BBC South East's education correspondent Bryony MacKenzie has the details:
Here's Georgina Burnett with the Kent forecast:
A very warm welcome to the Kent Live page this morning - I'm here until 14:00 BST with all your local news in the county, but if you see something we should be reporting make sure you tweet, Facebook or email us.
First up - here's our photo of the day. Thank you to Robin Lee for this snap taken at Howletts Wild Animal Park. It sums up how we feel this morning...