People from around the world have been coming to Kent to catch a rare glimpse of a Beluga whale.

A whale which has pitched up near a Kent town miles from its natural habitat is happy and well, according to an RSPCA spokesman.

Two dogs died after fire tore through a home and police and fire investigators examine the scene.

A quick-thinking teenage Cadet has been given an award after saving her dad's life after realising he was seriously ill with sepsis.

Conservationists were today continuing their watch for a beluga whale spotted miles from its usual Arctic home in the Thames Estuary.

This was the shocking sight after a lorry erupted into a fireball on a busy route this morning.

A Beluga whale has been spotted in the River Thames.

A retrial has been ordered after a jury failed to decide whether a man tried to kill clubbers when he drove into a packed nightclub.

Police have charged a man with numerous drug offences including being concerned in the supply of heroin and crack cocaine.

Visitors to a new community garden had a great time partying when it was officially opened at the weekend.

A school celebrating its 50th anniversary is inviting ex pupils and a former long-serving teacher back into class for a special football match.

Traffic delays have cleared on a stretch of the A2 after two crashes - one of which involved five vehicles.

Look back at 25 of the biggest entertainment events in Kent over the past 25 years as we mark the 25th birthday of the KM Group's What's On magazine.

EastEnders star Danniella Westbrook has revealed she has been diagnosed with womb cancer.

A man suspected of leaving an assault victim with facial injuries is being sought by police.

A doctors' surgery has been placed under special measures after inspectors discovered medicine was being stored incorrectly.

A Kent cross-Channel people smuggling gang have been jailed.

The jury has retired to consider whether a man who rammed a car into a nightclub intended to kill clubbers.

Macmillan's Cancer Support's mobile service is offering free information and support to people across several Kent towns.

The Met Police have announced the so-called Croydon Cat Killer does not exist and a series of mutilations were instead carried out by animals.