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now on bbc news — "cold case: the tunbridge wells murders".

now on bbc news, it's our documentary cold case: the tunbridge wells murders.inking this is a serial killer. their murders in a quiet town in the 1980s. there was quite a lot of blood around wendy's head,

the road which links london, tunbridge wells in kent and hastings in east sussex is currently closedcriminatory and unfair. a man from shoreham has beenjailed for six years for supplying agents used to cut cocaine. 51—year—old james beeby was arrested after border force officials intercepted packages from china on their way to two sussex addresses linked to him. investigators found more than 1,300 kilos of the chemicals passed through his hands, enough to cut drugs with a street value of up to £20 million. a rapid river transport service between gravesend in kent and central london now looks one step closer, with a deal to sell the town's pier now in advanced stages. gravesham borough council has agreed to sell the grade ii listed town pier to uber boats. the council says it expects to complete the deal in weeks, which will make regular services much more likely. tonight's carabao cup match between arsenal and liverpool has been postponed because of covid. the semi—final first leg was due to be played at the emirates but�*s been called off because of a "severe outbreak" at liverpool.