Commuters faced delays after all train lines were blocked following a death on the line at London.

A year after Britain chose to leave the European Union, KMTV took to the streets to see if people had changed their minds.

Traffic is heavy across a large part of the county as thousands of people head to the beach.

With temperatures forecast to reach 32°C, Britain is set to be hotter than Ibiza, Mallorca, Spain and the Greek Islands this weekend.

Leading figures in health, law, education and policing are among those to receive recognition for their services in the county.

Convicted killer Michael Stone has again protested his innocence over the Chillenden murders, this time on a TV programme re-examining the case.

Motorists spotted driving and using their mobile phones have been hit with heavy fines and points on their licences.

An overturned lorry on the M25 has been recovered and the motorway re-opened.

The country observed a minute's silence today to pay respects to the victims of the Manchester bombing.

Police can spend up to 90 minutes dealing with people suffering from mental health issues, but a pioneering project is helping cut lost time.

A Medway woman who joined Isis and married one of their most notorious terrorists is now a high priority for US officials, a report says today.

Police have made a new appeal for witnesses to a horror attack at a busy pub which ended in at least one man being stabbed by a pool cue.

Friends have launched an appeal for help after a man aged 25 was hit by a car outside a nightclub featured in the TV show The Only Way Is Essex.

British comedian Frankie Howerd would have been 100 last month so Kent funnyman Paul Harris is touring his one-man play Titter Ye Not as a tribute.

Three fire engines were called to an early morning blaze on an industrial estate this morning.

Fire crews are reported to have been called to a busy shopping centre this morning

A Kent Police inspector with 25 years service has been sacked for gross misconduct after making and sharing child pornography.

The Kenward Trust has been named the Kent Charity of the Year.

The number of people on unemployment benefits in Kent grew at the fastest rate in more than a year last month.

A Kent MP has urged the government to rethink a proposal announced in the budget to raise National Insurance contributions.