For those concerned over the wreck of the SS Richard Montgomery, a bomb ship detonated in the Channel gives a chilling clue as to what could happen.

It may have a relatively brief history but Pride events in Kent have already made an impact as we look back at the festivals held in the county.

Easter isn't just celebrated with chocolate and Sunday mass, the holiday's origins of Ostara are still celebrated today by Kent's 2,881 pagans.

Just how much has the county changed in the last 70 years? Take a trip down memory lane with dozens of aerial pictures of Kent's towns.

Thousands of new homes are planned for across the county as developers pick up the pace - we take a look at some of the biggest.

Just months after landing a drive in F1, Kent's biggest motor racing talent lost his life aged just 23 – here we remember his all-too-brief career.

With some businesses making a permanent move to home working, the boss of a shared workspace firm predicts an influx of people craving an office.

After a voyeur was jailed for filming a woman without consent, we investigate the world of hidden cameras and the rise of intimate image abuse.

A remote pub demolished to make way for a major Kent bridge had a macabre reputation.

We look at the cross-continent rail service - and its future in Kent - after it marked a quarter of a century in the county.

As Kent marked 12 months of lockdown, we looked back on the highs, the lows and the heartbreak of an extraordinary year.

We take a look at life for ice cream van operators - and how the lockdown has claimed an unlikely victim for one popular firm.

We meet the globally renowed music producer who grew up on a Kent council estate and is now breaking Spotify records.

Amazing pictures of packed dance floors and crazy antics show exactly why Amadeus has earned legendary status.

Delivery apps have transformed the way we order food - but at what cost? We look at the 'ghost' kitchens and hefty commission threatening an industry.

Every decade the government asks the entire country to take part in a census - but why is it important and what can it tell us about our county?

It's more than 60 years since the last National Serviceman received his call-up papers, but those who served still remember it well.

An overgrown leisure complex in a quiet country lane is at the centre of the Sarah Everard investigation - here we look at its chequered history.

From a celebrity duo's £5m mansion, to a clifftop house with swimming pool - some truly spectacular homes have recently come on the market.

Born to a Kent barber, Aphra Behn would go on to lead an extraordinary life - becoming the the first English woman to earn her living by writing.