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An MP has called for calm amid threats of legal action after a controversial changes to stroke care.
Labour party figures have criticised seven MPs who have quit and formed a new group but dismissed concerns it may impact local council elections.
The government has been urged to create an independent regulator to tackle harmful and illegal content on social media.
Anti-selection campaigners have criticised the government after it announced details of a second round of funding for grammar schools to expand.
Emergency planners in Kent are facing claims of unnecessary secrecy over their failure to publish any details of Brexit contingency plans.
The Prime Minister has come under fire for the way a contract for an emergency Brexit ferry service was awarded.
A government takeover of a port in Kent in the run-up to and after Brexit has not been ruled out by the transport secretary of state Chris Grayling.
The government is being taken to court after awarding contracts to three ferry companies, including one with no ships.
Councillors had been close to signing a ferry deal with beleaguered Seaborne Freight a year ago, before the government's botched negotiations with it.
Parents could face paying hundreds of pounds to get young adults with special needs to get to schools or specialist centres.
The government has dropped its £13.8m contract with a company due to launch post-Brexit ferries from Ramsgate to Ostend.
The Crown Prosecution Service has revealed how much the 10-week election expenses trial of South Thanet MP Craig Mackinlay cost the taxpayer.
Councillors will decide today whether a £500,000 investment in a port should be withdrawn or included as part of its budget this year.
Kent County Council secures £175,000 from government to prepare for Brexit - £35,000 less than Medway.
Department for Transport appoints lawyers as the prospect of ferry legal wrangle looms.
Motorists face an indefinite 50mph speed limit on a key stretch of motorway as the government continues to prepare for Brexit.
KCC says the elderly and vulnerable may have to pay more for their care as it struggles to save £500,000.
Food shortages and major traffic disruption could lead to violence on the streets, warns a report.
The government has claimed that new measures to crack down on attempts by migrants to reach the UK by crossing the channel are already succeeding.
A number of Kent MPs made U-turns to back the Prime Minister and help her win a series of votes in the House of Commons.