Kent residents who have lost their lives will be inspected with more "dignity" as a modernised digital autopsy facility is created in the county.

A new council-imposed order means a range of activities will now be banned or restricted at a popular lake.

Customers faced problems paying by card at Sainsbury's supermarkets this lunchtime. More details here:

Tributes have poured in for a former councillor, whose year as Mayor has been remembered as being filled with fun, after she died suddenly.

Milk in glass bottles is returning to a supermarket's shelves - but a pint could cost you almost double.

A grandad who was handed a fine and given a court order to take down a treehouse he built in his garden has accused a council of overreacting.

The family of a teenager left severely brain-damaged after a brutal gang attack have told of the heartbreaking impact on his and their lives.

An Army veteran took a phone call summoning him to meet Joe and Jill Biden at short notice.

A baby born with a rare disorder has been fitted with a £2,000 helmet not available on the NHS.

A new US diner has finally opened following a tumultuous, 19-month-long planning struggle.

Six teens have been spared prison after admitting their part in violent scenes which led to a 17-year-old being left with life-changing brain damage.

A 'toxic cocktail' of sky-high pollen levels, hot weather and rain risks misery for thousands of asthmatics and hay fever sufferers. Here's why:

A Kent vaccination centre is set to open for walk-in jabs.

Over 18s in one part of Kent are now invited to book their first Covid jab.

With stalking incidents soaring since the pandemic began, the mum of a woman murdered by her stalker ex urges people to recognise the signs.

A man who spent 53 days in a coma has finally left the hospital where he's been since January.

The council has agreed on plans for a new waste collection team which will clean the borough.

Police are standing guard outside a block of flats following an incident off a main road.

A legal process to move travellers on from public land has been put on hold over health concerns.

Allotment holders have vented their anger as plans for extra tennis courts could see them lose their base of 40 years.