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Brexit and Covid were the two big issues for Kent's politicians in an annus horribilis
As the UK formally leaves the EU, political editor Paul Francis examines the repercussions for Kent in 2021.
They may be an extinct species but in years past being elected to the European parliament could launch (or end) careers - here's where some are now.
From immigration concerns to the rise and fall of Ukip - here's why we left the EU.
In 1975, the UK entry was narrowly pipped at Eurovision and people in Kent voted emphatically in favour of staying in the EU.
KentOnline has been refused information about the impact of a huge 66-acre lorry park next to the M20 - sparking anger among critics.
The government is resisting calls for Brexit talks to be postponed as the end of the transition period rapidly approaches.
One of the county's most prominent MPs says he is confident Kent will manage Brexit challenges.
With Kent centre stage in a new lockdown in the form of Tier 4, political editor Paul Francis offers some analysis.
Official figures reveal thousands of school children have been at home for the last week of term as coronavirus takes its toll.
Politicians have welcomed news that a controversial algorithm used to devise the number of new homes to be built in each area has been scrapped.
Kent councils are banking on a revival in the fortunes of the retail and leisure sectors after investing millions in commercial property.
Deal or no-deal? As it's confirmed Brexit trade talks will continue, our political editor Paul Francis details what is at stake.
A 'no-deal' Brexit could lead to traffic mayhem.
One year after he swept to victory has Boris Johnson delivered on his election promises?
As Boris Johnson arrives back from his three-course meal in Brussels here's what his talks mean for Brexit.
The Department for Transport is withholding information on the environmental impact of a huge Brexit lorry park.
Hauliers have been permitted to drive for longer to ease port congestion but unions say the move risks crashes on the county's roads.
The county council says it is to resume looking after young asylum seeker children when they arrive in Kent.
With Brexit talks going to the wire, it's another crunch week in politics.
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