Herne Bay

14 armed response vehicles were patrolling Manchester at any one time.

Meanwhile, Cregan and his accomplices had fled 45 miles northeast to Leeds before traveling another 250 miles south to Herne Bay in Kent.

The police issued a photo fit of Dale Cregan and warned everyone that he was potentially armed and dangerous.

By the middle of August, a price was put on Cregan and Wilkinson's heads.

I imagine that those are sounds from the original Street Fighter video game.

They are indeed sounds from the original Street Fighter game by Capcom, I think, which I used to play in the Tivoli Arcade in Herne Bay in the '80s.

Can't wait to hear if this is finally a good Street Fighter film.

I'm not sure.

I'm a Hastings fan.

Who have they got next? They've got Cray Valley away, Herne Bay away, Broadbridge this is.

But every chance for them to go top of really impressive starts of the season from Broadbridge.

Then we've got Peacehaven, who drew with Deal Town.

Yeah, I think they'll be happy with that up in 12th.

Obviously, it's a bit all over the place with how many games teams have played.

I mean, Herne Bay somehow are in 7th with only two games played.

So, it's a bit all over the place.

14 armed response vehicles were patrolling Manchester at any one time.

Meanwhile, Cregan and his accomplices had fled 45 miles northeast to Leeds before traveling another 250 miles south to Herne Bay in Kent.

The police issued a photo fit of Dale Cregan and warned everyone that he was potentially armed and dangerous.

By the middle of August, a price was put on Cregan and Wilkinson's heads.

14 armed response vehicles were patrolling Manchester at any one time.

Meanwhile, Cregan and his accomplices had fled 45 miles northeast to Leeds before traveling another 250 miles south to Herne Bay in Kent.

Kent.The police issued a photo fit of Dale Cregan, and warned everyone that he was potentially armed and dangerous.

By the middle of August, a price was put on Cregan and Wilkinson's heads.

Okay.

I'm in, uh, Herne Bay.

Oh, wow.

Yeah.

He would text, "Women who truly love their men, yes, help them get the rightful documents." Latoya flatly refused and said if they couldn't resolve the issue, they'd have to discuss separating permanently.

He replied, "If you refuse, then you are on your own." [gentle music] Sarah from Herne Bay was on holiday in Tunisia when she met the man of her dreams, Haytham, who was part of the hotel entertainment team.

After they married, she returned home, where she says she saved to pay for his visa to live in the UK.

Because Sarah has health problems, they were able to fast-track his visa application from six months to two weeks on the basis he'd be able to care for her.

After Sarah initially reported him, the home office revoked Haytham's leave to remain.

But Haytham applied for a visa extension.

He's still living in Herne Bay.

He has no contact with Sarah.

I'm Chris.

And after some technical and logistical difficulties, we're pleased to be back with a roundup of the highlights from three Cray Valley PM games: a 1-0 win away to Whitstable, a 2-0 loss away to South Park, and a 3-0 home win against Herne Bay.

Slightly different picture to the last pod, Chris.

[laughs] We're now on 10 points and 11th in the league.

So, um, yeah, he's a left back, left winger, attacking player, looks bright.

He wants the ball, keen to be on it.

Um, yeah, I mean, just going back to Herne Bay as well, like, this three-nil at Herne Bay, it's a really statement for Cray because, you know, Herne Bay are not going too bad.

Ben Smith's the manager.