They may be an extinct species but in years past being elected to the European parliament could launch (or end) careers - here's where some are now.

On the fourth day of quizmas KentOnline is giving you a test of your Kent buildings knowledge - from museums to lighthouses.

It's a matter of time until you're back in your local, we promise. Until then spare a thought for those who have loved and lost their beloved pubs.

In 1975, the UK entry was narrowly pipped at Eurovision and people in Kent voted emphatically in favour of staying in the EU.

With Christmas stockings in mind, we look back on what children might have longed for in decades past.

Three refugees reveal their harrowing journeys to seek asylum in the UK - and the comfort they found in the people of Kent.

Work to build a modern neolithic style burial chamber could help archaeologists uncover physical evidence of the Lost Village of Dode.

The death of a woman whose body was found in a coppice in 1938 remains unsolved - this is the story of the green scarf murder.

When festive traditions were under threat, residents rebelled in the most English way possible - with a game of football followed by a riot.

A little girl and her grandma were killed by a car on a busy dual carriageway but their safety legacy is still seen by thousands every day.

From Bowie to Band Aid, Kent's music stars have played a key role in some of the festive season's best known songs.

We take a look back at those who were awarded one of the highest wartime accolades for their acts of bravery and courage in the face of danger.

An ex-air stewardess has recalled her extraordinary yet heartbreaking year in which she has come out and fallen in love, only to be told she is dying.

Our reporter - and big Beatles fan - recalls the shocking day John Lennon was murdered in 1980.

A secluded chapel deemed one of Kent's best-kept secrets is at the centre of a tale which saw a woman meet her death in the most horrific way.

A west Kent mum escaped her abuser and is now supporting others living the same nightmare - here are her top tips for fleeing an abusive relationship.

The Beatles and Stones came knocking when a small firm created an ear-busting device that would define the '60s - here's its little known tale.

Kent was hit by severe winter weather in 2010 - here are 100 photos showing the chaos but also the fun and beauty of the county under snow.

There are lots of churches in Kent which have been converted into other uses, here we take a look at five which have been transformed.

One way people seek to escape the trials and tribulations of the pandemic is through sport - but how have clubs coped during the virus outbreak?