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Nearly 3,000 foreign lorries are avoiding paying charges at the Dartford Crossing every week, according to newly uncovered figures.
A second senior Kent Tory MP says Parliament should be able to say what option for leaving the EU it wants if Theresa May’s Brexit deal is rejected.
All Brexit options should be on the table - including 'No Deal - if Parliament votes against the PM's deal, says a Kent MP
Kent MP Craig Mackinlay will have to wait until the new year to learn his fate in his election expenses trial.
The Prime Minister has seen off a vote of confidence in her leadership after criticism about her handling of Brexit.
Our political editor Paul Francis has provided expert analysis on the upcoming vote of confidence in Prime Minister Theresa May.
An MP has warned that it would be a disaster for the UK if Brexit talks got nowhere over the next six weeks and the topic was "allowed to drift".
A lack of contingency planning for a no-deal Brexit means it could take eight hours to process a single lorry, say hauliers.
The government has postponed the vote on the Brexit deal.
A minister has warned Kent's main port and the Eurotunnel could face six months of disruption in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
The government has been urged to fast track £20m of funding to help Kent County Council prepare for possible gridlock on its roads after Brexit.
Gridlocked roads caused by a no-deal Brexit could leave household rubbish uncollected and carers unable to reach elderly people, a report has warned.
Business Secretary Greg Clark, who is an MP in Kent, has said a no-deal Brexit would damage business prosperity.
The Prime Minister has been urged to block new housing developments in a part of Kent.
The jury in the election expenses trial of MP Craig Mackinlay has retired to consider its verdict.
Two senior MPs have backed a call for Parliament to have a greater say on the Brexit deal if the Prime Minister's proposal is rejected by the Commons.
Kent's MPs are split on whether they will back Theresa May's Brexit deal as a crucial debate gets underway in parliament today.
The ambulance service is to get a cash boost of £6.5 million to help get paramedics on the road more quickly.
Hard-pressed rail commuters will see fares rise by an average of 3.1% next year, train bosses confirmed today.
The costs of preparing motorways to hold thousands of lorries in the event of disruption caused by a no-deal Brexit has rocketed to £35m.
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