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Deborah Cogger from Dartford claims she was one of several girls Sir Jimmy Savile molested.

She says staff at a residential school for vulnerable teenage girls near Staines did nothing to prevent the abuse carried out by the deceased DJ and TV presenter.

Deborah was 14 when she alleges the abuse occurred and she tells us her story (06.08).

Malcolm Gilbert, General Manager of Family Matters, a North Kent charity offering assistance to victims of sexual abuse, gives his reaction to John and Clare (07.07).

Sir Jimmy Savile's close friend David Gloan shares his views ahead of the documentary 'Exposure: The Other Side of Jimmy Savile' on ITV1 (08.08).

Also on the programme, drivers in Kent are being asked for their views on introducing variable speed limits on a stretch of the M25 after the hard shoulder becomes a fourth lane.

The section between junction 5 at Sevenoaks and junction 7 in Surrey would be the first so called "managed motorway" in the South East. Speed limits would be lowered during busy periods to help control the flow of traffic.

The Highways Agency's Martin Potts explains how the system and consultation will work (07.24).

The Head of Roads Policy at the AA address concerns that using the hard shoulder would increase the risk to road users (08.23).

And Kent County Council has emailed names, addresses and details of adoption meetings to a 麻豆约拍 employee by mistake.

Andrew Douglas, who lives in Bristol, was sent the email in error after it was intended to reach another gentleman with the same name.

Civil liberties campaigners, Big Brother Watch, rated the council as the joint worst in the country last year for data ending up in the wrong hands.

Nick Pickles, from Big Brother Watch, explains how serious this case is (06.40).

Andrew himself explains what detail he was sent and the reaction from Kent County Council after he alerted them to the issue (08.40).

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