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A lifeboat crew had the unusual task of dealing with the remnants of a fishing boat in the sea.
Plans to close The Jungle migrant camp have been hailed by ferry companies.
KentOnline reporter Sam Lennon endured a painful body waxing session to raise funds for a teenager with cancer.
The Dover to Folkestone railway line is back in use after nine months of repairs.
A total 25 people were struck by suspected norovirus during a two-week cruise.
A colleague of a Mayor in a video snorting scandal has come to his defence.
MP Charlie Elphicke is battling to stop resident's suffering from the foul summer smell from farms.
The infamous Stink Alley is living up to its name after a woman was spotted defecating near a wall - neighbours have had enough.
A gymnastics club has seen a record number of inquiries to join up since Britain's success in the Rio Olympics
This is the face of a man police are looking for after a 14-year-old girl was attacked.
Border Force officials have picked up six men in a small boat off the Kent coast.
A man who vanished for days has been found safe and well
A Coronation Street actress has pledged support for teenage cancer sufferer Kelly Turner, by nominating her for a bravery award.
An appeal has been launched after a man died when his car swerved off the road and crashed into trees.
A charity box thief has handed himself in after his photograph went public in a police appeal.
An MP is calling for the Royal Marines to patrol the Channel to stop migrants being brought in by people traffickers.
Traffic coming to the Port of Dover should be divided between two main roads to avoid snarl-ups, the county council says.
A tourism boss has written a desperate plea to Theresa May after last week's traffic hell at a Kent port.
A ferry boss says understaffing at French border controls was the primary cause for the weekend's port traffic havoc.
There has been gross understaffing at French border controls in the run-up to the Dover port chaos.
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