Kent businesses are reeling from news Prime Minister Boris Johnson could introduce national lockdown restrictions from Wednesday.

An SAS veteran who fought behind enemy lines during the Second World War is unable to commemorate a remembrance event due to Covid restrictions.

A woman with Alzheimer's has been missing from her home since Tuesday.

Police and paramedics have been called after a car ended on its side following a crash.

We've found five places to see wildlife in the county, to celebrate the return of the BBC's Autumnwatch to our screens.

An air ambulance was called and a person taken to hospital after reports of a fall from height.

A new poll prompted a debate after more than a quarter of people surveyed confessed to thinking a Kent town was part of the capital.

Police are appealing for information about an elderly Chinese man who was found roaming the streets in the early hours of the morning.

Addresses in Kent and London were targetted by police following an operation to crack down on organised crime and county lines drug supplies.

Staff members and pupils have been told to self-isolate at a primary school on the border between two towns with different lockdown restrictions.

Councillors have praised a decision to scrap planned cuts to bus services but fear it may not be the end of the matter.

Hospitals have cleared more than a third of all their inpatients during coronavirus - one hospital boss says he hopes the changes is permanent.

Publicans either side of the Kent and London border have responded to today's introduction of tighter restrictions in the capital.

The capital will be moved into 'Tier 2' of the coronavirus lockdown system at midnight tomorrow.

Passengers have been told to expect some disruption to their journey after a station signalling issue.

A coffee shop boss who opened his second store during lockdown says trade has been boosted by customers seeking alternatives to working from home.

A fan has been banned after abusing a player during a Premier League game between West Ham and Liverpool.

The son of a community stalwart who served as a magistrate for more than two decades pays tribute to her after her death.

A long-serving bishop has announced he will retire in a message to parishioners, clergy and lay ministers.

Detectives investigating the murder of a man shot in the back of the head have made further arrests.