Use our slider tool to see how some of the county's most iconic buildings have changed - or stood strong - over the centuries.

As the number of asylum seekers to cross the Channel reached record highs, our reporter watched the latest arrivals and gives his take on the crisis.

Hard seltzers - alcoholic flavoured sparkling water - is the latest big craze...so we put it to the test.

The body of 'Baby April' was found in a Kent lake in 1995 but the case remains a mystery almost 30 years later.

The man who booked Prince lifted the lid on the drama around securing one of the world's legendary performers to play in Kent.

Two people from Kent have shared their experiences with OCD and the stigma that surrounds the condition.

The curtain is slowly being drawn on Kent's only nuclear reactors - we look back to when the site was first commissioned.

As the Euro 2020 final approaches we look back to what was happening in Kent in 1966 as England won the World Cup.

From flogging typewriters from Wembley's press box to trouble outside a TV shop - we uncover forgotten tales of the summer of 1966.

One of Kent's churches holds a secret because underneath its stunning architecture, there is a staggering and grim spectacle.

As Dungeness prepares to be defuelled, EDF granted us special access inside the huge ageing power station - from the reactor to the turbine hall.

After a difficult year reporter Nicola Jordan embarked on an adventure – here's how life on the Kent coast compares to her favourite Med getaways.

The shocking death of a father-of-two turned into a national scandal when no-one would pay to have his body recovered.

To some its an eyesore deserving of demolition, to others a monument worthy of listed status - but what's life like in this iconic seafront high-rise?

Covid-19 is not the latest disease to affect classrooms, 100 years ago a deadly outbreak of measles caused one headteacher to cry.

Our county is dotted with fortifications but some are bigger and better known than others. Here we take a look at those that are easily overlooked.

Bones discovered near the River Medway have proved that elephants once roamed the county.

A graveyard being revamped after laying neglected hides the stories of thousands of people who were treated at a nearby asylum.

The gruesome murder of a man dragged to his death by an angry mob has been retold.

We look back to the night clubs of the 1960s.