Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

That's it from us for this week. Thanks for joining us.

We'll be back on Monday, taking you all the way from 06:00 GMT to 22:00 GMT, with all the day's news, weather, sport and travel.

And don't forget, you can get in touch on Twitter, external, on Facebook, external or by sending us an email.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

This art was made to challenge our perceptions about children with life-limiting conditions.

Rachel Mackley
Weather Presenter

Some of us could well wake up to some snow tomorrow.

Here's my forecast.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

Changes to the NHS are discriminating against families with disabled children, according to this Sittingbourne mum.

Care home worker became trapped while moving a chair used to weigh patients in October 2013.

If you live on the Romney Marsh, you're being warned that a distraction burglar is reported to have been operating nearby.

A man, claiming to be from the water board, knocked on the door of a house in the St Mary’s Bay area between 13:45 and 14:00 GMT on Wednesday. 

He told the woman he needed to check her water for chalk and that she would need to pay £30 towards to cost of fixing a broken pipe.

The woman refused but the man insisted on checking the water and was able to go through the house to the kitchen. He left a short while later.

The man is described as aged between 30 and 40-years-old, about 5ft 4ins tall and was wearing a waterproof black jacket, black trousers with side pockets and black shoes.

Kent Police has issued this advice for protecting yourself:

• • Ensure rear doors and windows are shut and locked when answering your front door.
• • Consider fitting extra security measures such as spy holes, door chains, door locks and intruder alarms.
• • Always check the ID of cold callers - a door chain or spy hole will help you do this without letting anyone into your home. Don’t be afraid to turn people away.

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BBC Look East weather

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About 160 cannabis plants have been recovered by Kent Police in two separate raids.

Kent Police attended a property in Albion Place, Hythe, and about 100 cannabis plants were seized. 

Officers also carried out a warrant at a property in Augusta Gardens, Folkestone. About 60 plants along with cultivation equipment were recovered. 

No arrests were made and enquiries are ongoing.

The 44-year-old man was arrested after arriving at Gatwick on a flight from Iraq.

A 23-year-old-man is due to appear in court charged with drug offences.

Oliver Carson was charged on Thursday 9 February with possession with intent to supply crack cocaine, possession with intent to supply heroin, and possession of a bladed article in a public place.

Mr Carson remains in custody and is due to appear via virtual link at Medway Magistrates’ Court on Friday 10 February. 

"Officers from the MPS Counter Terrorism Command (SO15) yesterday attended Gatwick Airport and stopped a 44-year-old man from Hertfordshire under schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act after he disembarked from a flight from Iraq.

"As a result of enquiries during the stop a decision was made to arrest the man under section 5 of the Terrorism Act - suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts.

"The man was arrested under PACE and taken to a central London police station where he remains in custody."

A 44-year-old man from Hertfordshire has been arrested at Gatwick Airport after getting off a flight from Iraq on suspicion of preparing terrorist acts, Scotland Yard said. 

A crowbar-wielding burglar assaulted his victim during a con trick.

A man in his fifties arrived home in Sole Street, Cobham, on Tuesday 7 February at 14:35 GMT and found a woman parked on his driveway. 

She said her silver Peugeot overheated and she was waiting for it to cool. He asked her to move on and she parked in nearby close Scratton Fields.

When he walked into his house, an armed man ran down his stairs and chased him into his living room.

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There was a struggle and the victim was cut. The burglar jumped into the woman's car and the pair fled.

Anyone with information should call Kent Police on 01474 366149: XY/006002/17.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

What's it like at the retreat of two of Kent's most famous Bohemians?

Now you can see for yourself.

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

At least 2.4 million disabled people in England have the blue badges, but a BBC investigation has revealed some are being used fraudulently. 

We've discovered 67 referrals for blue badge abuse and misuse in Kent this financial year, more than 20 have had warning letters and two have been cautioned.

The most common offence is using someone else's badge.

Meet Roy Collins.

He's being treated for breast cancer.

Hear his story by watching this video - it's the latest in our #MyCancerStory, external series.

Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter

A herd of not very wild horses will be brightening up the South East and raising money for charity.

England player Alex Scott "would've loved the opportunity to have a competition like this when I was younger".

What's she talking about? The FA People's Cup - the country's biggest free five-a-side competition which gives you the chance to make your way to Wembley.

"When I was younger, playing in a football cage, the dream was always to play at Wembley," adds Scott.

"The FA People's Cup gives anyone the opportunity to sign up to a local team in your area. You don't have to rely on your mates.

"It's a chance to meet different people, socialise in different environments. It's more than just signing up, you can get so many benefits from it."

So what are you waiting for? Sign up for the FA People's Cup, external - but hurry as the deadline for entries is the 19 February!

Yvette Austin
BBC Environment Correspondent

A 22lb Second World War bomb has been found by a metal detector enthusiast in a farmer's field in Sevenoaks.

The farmer called the Army Bomb Disposal Unit who carried out a controlled explosion.

They believe it was targeted for Biggin Hill Air Field or what used to be an army barracks nearby.