From Bowie to Band Aid, Kent's music stars have played a key role in some of the festive season's best known songs.

Warning distressing images: An abandoned pony was close to death before he was rescued and is now enjoying his new home.

Police have launched an appeal after a spate of violent incidents in which parcel couriers have been attacked and their vehicles taken.

Rail passengers are being warned to check online before they travel over the festive season.

A popular hospice service to remember those we've lost is heading online this weekend.

A football player with a rare genetic disease has been searching for a kidney transplant to save her life amid the pandemic.

A second man has been jailed after a father was stabbed and shot on a night out for his Rolex watch.

Some theatres in the capital are bringing live theatre back for audiences. We look at seven on offer this festive season:

A key worker has described the difficulty of confusing local tier restrictions which have seen a street's freedoms divided along the Kent border.

A PHD student is due to start treatment for multiple sclerosis today, but is not letting the illness stall her academic ambitions.

An illegal gathering of about 80 people has been broken up by police with the organiser facing a £10,000 fine.

Neighbours living in one street are set to live under different coronavirus restrictions when the national lockdown ends.

Officers are investigating reports of criminal damage after an anti-Brexit group stuck stickers on 26 road signs as part of a protest.

Detectives investigating the robbery of an elderly woman in Bexleyheath have charged a man.

Police have released an image of a man they would like to talk to after a mother and daughter were told to "go back to Saudi Arabia" at a bus stop.

Witnesses have been asked to come forward after a man wielding a blade allegedly threatened someone at a train station.

A man has been sent to prison after breaking into a woman's flat and attempting to rape her.

Emergency meetings have been held to discuss fears Covid could have been transmitted by people moving in and out of a London borough next to Kent.

A ballet school which kept twinkle-toed toddlers occupied online during the first lockdown has landed a national award.

A hospital unit is to close after it failed to make a "sufficient" improvement to its care for people with learning difficulties.