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An MP has warned that hauliers could die if nothing is done about jungle migrant camps in Calais.
Douglas Carswell rejects allegations that he passed voting data to Conservatives during election battle
Kent rail travellers face further disruption after unions announced there will be a further 48-hour strike on Southern services.
Sports minister Tracey Crouch says Team GB's success in Rio must be used to boost participation in sport.
Labour leadership hopeful Owen Smith has warned the party might not survive under Jeremy Corbyn.
A by-election victory has secured overall control for Ukip in Thanet.
Labour knows what its problems are but is anyone listening?
Social services chiefs have renewed pressure on the government to compel councils to take asylum seeker children - as it emerges Kent has over 1,100.
Four years on, what has been the legacy of the London Olympics?
Information obtained under the Freedom of Information Act shows a consultant hired to review communications has cost the council more than £140k.
The government is digging its heels in over Operation Stack lorry park
Alone and scared, migrant children are being treated with suspicion and held in squalid conditions, a report out today reveals.
The number of people out of work in the county has fallen again as the jobless figure is cut by more than 500.
Theresa May has promised a further crackdown on child exploitation after a Kent MP raised concerns at her first Prime Minister's Question Time today.
A win but not a rout - new PM swats away Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn
Kent County Council has warned European cash for jobs and business faces uncertainty if Brexit happens within two years.
New education secretary Justine Greening says she is open to the idea of allowing new grammar schools.
Further appointments have been made as new Prime Minister Theresa May completes her reshuffle.
As the Mayor of Calais says migrant camps will be closed, county council leader Paul Carter warns Kent must be ready.
Kent played a significant part in the fortunes of David Cameron over his six years as Prime Minister. Political Editor Paul Francis looks at his term.
