9 February 2012 Last updated at 10:47 ET

Police consider 'data theft' caseNick Pickles

The personal data of hundreds of town hall workers was posted online in an "unacceptable data breach", a local authority says.


Thamesteel plantTask force agrees steel jobs help

A job club and a "help" desk are being set up to aid 350 steel workers who have been made redundant in Kent.

Bewl WaterWater firms warn of hosepipe bans

Three water firms urge customers to reduce demand for water after a dry winter brings low reservoir levels and aquifers approaching "severe" status.

Louise Stewart Article written by Louise Stewart Louise Stewart Political editor, South East

Thamesteel news 'devastating blow'

The news the Thamesteel plant in Sheerness has gone into administration, threatening 400 jobs, has been described as a "devastating blow" by MP Gordon Henderson.

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