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Gillingham Football Club could be forced to move out of Medway if a proposed 拢650m development at Chatham Docks gets the go ahead. That is according to the Chairman Paul Scally - who has written to every local councillor - urging them to reject the plans.

Paul Scally says the fact the proposed development includes a supermarket would scupper his own plans to build a retail backed new stadium just a couple of miles away from the docks (06:07, 07:07 and 08:08).

Residents in Westgate on Sea are the latest to rise up in protest against plans for a big supermarket on their doorstep.

Their campaign follows similar ones in Herne, Herne Bay, Margate, and many other places recently. They have had a street protest, a big petition, and they are holding public meetings soon as well, fearing that a planned Sainsbury superstore will destroy everything that makes their town vibrant and special. That said, not everybody in Westgate holds the same opinion (07:22 and 08:22).

30-years-on, British sovereignty for the islands' three thousand residents is once again being questioned by the Argentine Government.

This morning, you can hear a three part interview John Warnett has recorded with Dick Baker from Sittingbourne, who was deputy to Falklands Governor, Rex Hunt, in 1982.

In the first part of the interview, I asked him about the moment he knew about the invasion (06:54, 07:48 and 08:48).