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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.
Why tar all cyclists with the same brush? It's not like we're clogging up the M2, writes columnist Rob Barman.
Parts of Kent will be hit by difficult driving conditions tomorrow as a fog warning is issued by the Met Office.
The best way to deal with misogynist influencer Andrew Tate is to laugh at him, writes Rob Barman.
Gary Neville's political posturing during the World Cup final coverage shows how he's become our biggest pub bore, writes Rob Barman.
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Twitter was a cesspit before self-promoter Elon Musk took over, says columnist Rob Barman, and users are spoiled children who need to stop crying.
A woman was grabbed from behind, pulled into an alleyway and sexually assaulted early this morning.
New cases of Covid-19 have virtually disappeared from dozens of neighbourhoods in Kent as the county's infection rate continues to drop.
Woodwork lessons may still haunt him but our managing editor Robert Barman says he never felt failed by his 1980s Sheppey education.
Nigel Farage has warned Prince Charles that he risks endangering the monarchy after criticism of government plans to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda.
A trapped passenger was rescued from a car by firefighters after a crash in the early hours of this morning.
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