Pc passed secrets to drug dealer
A police officer is convicted of passing confidential information to his wife's drug dealer in return for free drugs and money.
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Mexico fall student returns to UK
A student who fell from a seventh floor balcony in Mexico and had been in a coma for several weeks returns to the UK.
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Mexico fall student out of coma
A student who has been in a coma since falling seven floors from a balcony in Mexico wakes up.
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Man faces trial for fumes death
A man will face trial following the death of a girl who was overcome by fumes in a fish and chip shop.
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Facebook fugitive back in custody
A prisoner who updated his Facebook profile while on the run from an open prison in Suffolk is remanded in custody.
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Arsenal fan dies in A21 accident
A man who was killed when the car he was driving hit a crash barrier on the A21 in Kent is named as a 37-year-old south Londoner.
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Pc gave dealer 'data for cocaine'
A police officer gave a drug dealer official information about operations in exchange for free cocaine for his wife, a court hears.
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Rare blood found for injured man
Emergency blood supplies are flown to Mexico in a bid to save the life of a man who fell from a seventh-floor balcony.
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Lotto winner in appeal for nephew
A lottery winner has said his millions cannot help his 21-year-old nephew, who is in a coma in Mexico and in desperate need of blood.
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Police in dark over power outage
Police admit the people responsible for causing a power cut that affected 94,000 homes in Kent and London may never be caught.
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'Suicide mission' of M1 crash man
A coroner says that a Polish man who drove the wrong way along the M1 may have been on a suicide mission.
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Live sheep wheeled into Asda shop
The RSPCA hits out at pranksters who put a live sheep in a shopping trolley and wheeled it into a London supermarket.
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No payout prospect over power cut
The government says it cannot guarantee compensation for people affected when 90,000 homes on the London/Kent border were hit by a three-day power cut.
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'Flamboyant' life of raid suspect
Lee Murray has been named in court as a key player in the robbery of £53m from the Securitas depot in Kent in February 2006.
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Power cut £50 payout an 'insult'
More than 1,000 people sign a petition calling for more compensation for up to 100,000 people who lost power when vandals set fire to cables.
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Power cut homes to be given £50
Thousands of homes left without electricity for more than 24 hours in Kent could receive £50 compensation.
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Power cut continues in 'pockets'
Power supply is still to reach about 500 homes in south-east London and Kent after vandals damaged cables, EDF Energy say.
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Power cut family flee candle fire
A woman and her four children flee a house fire in Dartford which is believed to have been caused by an unattended candle.
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Over 10,000 still without power
More than 10,000 properties in south-east London and Kent are still without power, three days after a vandalism attack caused power cuts.
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Homes still without power supply
Tens of thousands of properties are still without electricity on the south-east London/Kent border after a suspected vandal attack on cables.
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