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A new cruise liner has begun the first of eight sailings from a port in Kent and is now heading for the Isles of Scilly.
Neighbours are fighting a planned development, which they fear could block the movement of emergency vehicles.
Italian cars, food and the making of medieval boat parts are among the attractions in a town festival.
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A total 15 independent living houses and flats for older residents, with a communal area, have now opened up.
Members of a social group, kept apart during the pandemic, have finally met again after a total 500 days.
Mourners lined the road to pay their respects as a cortege for the funeral of a lifboatman passed.
An archaeological excavation is taking place over three weeks before a multi-million pound revamp at a town's main square.
The Home Office wants to provide temporary accommodation for those arriving in small boats across the Channel, ending the use of hotels.
A crowdfunding page has been set up to help pay for tests for a four-month-old baby for a bone disorder.
Students aged 16 have received their GCSE grades and many have succeeded despite a second academic year disrupted by coronavirus.
A second person has been taken in by police after a man was attacked at a pub garden and ended up in hospital.
A councillor who suggested a 'Home Guard' should be used to deal with asylum seekers landing in Kent has spoken out after a barrage of criticism.
Unpopular Operation Brock will be a permanent option on the M20 instead of being removed for good in October.
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Divers have examined a 17th-century naval vessel, from the time of Charles II, that sank in a major storm off Kent.
Teenagers have enjoyed high grades this summer despite the unprecedented disruption to their studies caused by the pandemic.
A group for the homeless has a new centre, following the raising of £230,000, where old material can be reused.
Traffic is queueing on a key commuter route after a three-car rush-hour crash.
A suspect has been arrested after Pokémon cards were stolen in a knifepoint robbery.
It was a time of riots and unrest but the wedding of Charles and Diana in the summer of 1981 offered a rare moment of national unity.
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As the number of asylum seekers to cross the Channel reached record highs, our reporter watched the latest arrivals and gives his take on the crisis.
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