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Could there be standpipes on Kent's streets next summer? Water supply experts and even the Environment Secretary Caroline Spellman have hinted that if we have a 3rd dry winter, that could very well be the result.

The 麻豆约拍's Inside Out team has been investigating and tonight present a drought special on 麻豆约拍1 (06:07, 07:07 and 08:07).

A Kent MP who sat on the parliamentary committee which investigated phone hacking at the News of the World has been defending his decision to vote against endorsing a crucial part of its report.

The Commons Culture, Media and Sport Committee accused News International executives of a cover-up at the paper.

But Damian Collins, the MP for Folkestone and Hythe, joined other Conservative members of the committee in refusing to back a clause which claimed Rupert Murdoch was not fit to run its parent company, News Corporation (06:12, 07:12 and 08:12).

Let us take you to Herne Bay, it seems that the seafront along the East Kent town could be given a `Mediterranean Makeover` if plans to import forty palm trees are realised this summer.

It is the dream of born and bred `Bay` resident Gerald McCarthy, who thinks that the sound and sight of swaying palms will boost tourism and encourage locals to be proud of their prom (08:53).