Kent Test 2026 results: Which parts of the county had the highest pass rate?

KentOnline - Oct 17, 2026

More than 16,400 pupils took the Kent Test this year - but new data reveals a stark geographical divide in who makes the grade.

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It's BEER Starmer! Former Prime Minister Keir enjoys a pint or two at luvvies' famous Hampstead pub loved by Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, Sam Smith and Liam Gallagher

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It's BEER Starmer! Former Prime Minister Keir enjoys a pint or two at luvvies' famous Hampstead pub loved by Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, Sam Smith and Liam Gallagher

The former Labour leader, 64, who resigned last June amid mounting pressure from party members and dire poll ratings, was seen outside the Spaniards Inn Pub in Hampstead.

Disillusioned Iowans could tank GOP's midterm chances as even a die-hard MAGA fan issues a damning snub of Trump-backed Ashley Hinson: 'A lot of them are liars'

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Disillusioned Iowans could tank GOP's midterm chances as even a die-hard MAGA fan issues a damning snub of Trump-backed Ashley Hinson: 'A lot of them are liars'

In the Trump era, Iowa has shifted from a top swing state to a state that votes solidly for Republicans.

Leisure centre's £2.6m refurb complete after year-long upgrades

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Retirement complex plans for former Gravesend police station approved

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Revised proposals for retirement flats on the site of a now-demolished police station have been approved.

Thief snatched neighbour’s parcel and stole sweets from Poundstretcher

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Thief snatched neighbour’s parcel and stole sweets from Poundstretcher

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Extremist who ran Taliban 'recruiting agency' from Longsight market stall dies in prison

Oct 17, 2026

Extremist who ran Taliban 'recruiting agency' from Longsight market stall dies in prison

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New photos may finally prove what happened to Amelia Earhart: Snaps offer fresh clues over pioneering aviator's disappearance

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New photos may finally prove what happened to Amelia Earhart: Snaps offer fresh clues over pioneering aviator's disappearance

A cache of aerial images from 1938 of Nikumaroro Island in the South Pacific could offer fresh clues in solving the disappearance of pioneering aviator Amelia Earhart.

Cocaine worth up to £16k found in raid of house with drug dealer’s young child inside

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Cocaine worth up to £16k found in raid of house with drug dealer’s young child inside

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The streets with more benefits claimants than workers: Britain's 3,000 welfare hotspots mapped

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The Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) has identified 3,000 'welfare hotspots' across England and Wales, where at least half of working-age people are claiming out-of-work benefits.

The tragedy that haunted the late queen: Fire service photos of Aberfan disaster that killed 116 children and 28 adults are revealed for first time ahead of 60th anniversary

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The tragedy that haunted the late queen: Fire service photos of Aberfan disaster that killed 116 children and 28 adults are revealed for first time ahead of 60th anniversary

After three weeks of heavy rainfall, at 9.15 am, on October 21, 1966, coal tip No.7 collapsed, sending 150,000 tonnes of slurry barrelling into the primary school and 19 homes in Aberfan.

Police investigation underway after stranger ‘lunged at man with screwdriver during an argument’

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Police investigation underway after stranger ‘lunged at man with screwdriver during an argument’

A 50-year-old has been arrested after allegedly trying to attack a stranger.

Lego bricks, TV remotes and a snowglobe are among the thousands of items removed from people's bottoms in Britain's hospitals, survey shows

Oct 17, 2026

Lego bricks, TV remotes and a snowglobe are among the thousands of items removed from people's bottoms in Britain's hospitals, survey shows

Medical staff at hospitals in Lewisham and Greenwich, had to remove Lego bricks in balloons, beer and shampoo bottles, a toothbrush, door handle and  vape from patients' rectums.

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