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Firefighters were called to tackle a blaze which broke out in a kitchen last night.
The vain, grandstanding politicians we see on television are very different to those working quietly for their communities, our columnist argues.
Tickets for a Kent show by comedian Micky Flanagan sold out within minutes this morning, leaving many fans disappointed.
Police say two missing teenagers have been found “safe and well”.
Joe Biden and Donald Trump are worrying proof that political caricatures are coming to life, says our columnist.
Brace yourselves for tribalist keyboard ‘activists’ pulling out their favourite cliches in the build-up to a general election, our columnist warns.
Flood alerts are in force for several parts of Kent, with heavy rain forecast overnight and tomorrow in the county.
A sex attack took place n a town centre car park, as police appeal for late-night drinkers to help with their inquiries.
Our petty culture war ignores the horrors of real-life conflict after the appalling terrorist attack on Israel, says our columnist.
Our columnist finds it hard to ‘stay awake’ after the Russell Brand sexual assault investigation sparks a frenzy of online conspiracy theories.
Six people have died after a migrant boat crossing the English Channel capsized early this morning.
The aim of establishing a ‘friendly’ new social media platform is admirable but probably doomed to failure, says our columnist.
An ‘iconic’ victory over Gillingham at Wembley in 1999 is still hailed as a turning point in the fortunes of European champions Manchester City.
The world of TV seems a far cry from the ‘lovely’ artifice after the Phillip Schofield episode, says our columnist.
Firefighters spent two hours tackling a blaze this morning at a building used to store animal feed.
Entertainers rejecting the industry’s political groupthink to attend the King’s coronation showed us who are the real ‘rebels’, says our columnist.
Mobile phones and tablets across the county made a loud siren-like noise at 3pm today, as part of a government test.
Loud singing, talking and wearing a tall hat can all spark trouble at the most unlikely of live shows, says columnist Robert Barman
References to 1930s Germany are typical of the shrill and reductive level at which complex issues are 'debated' on Twitter, writes Rob Barman.
The M20 and a major road into a Kent town have been closed this morning due to a police incident near a motorway bridge.
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