As coronavirus cases across the UK increase infection rates are falling in five parts of Kent.

Matt Hancock has said ministers are "absolutely open" to June 21 being delayed and has suggested social distancing and home working could continue.

Police are looking for three women after an attempted theft from a supermarket.

KCC has revealed the extent of the crisis it faces, including a young girl vanishing from a reception centre, as it prepares to sue the Home Office.

Two fire crews spent the morning battling a flat blaze, with one person treated for smoke inhalation.

The Home Secretary has written to social media giants after videos "glamorising" lethal Channel crossings went viral on their platforms.

A man last seen carrying bedding through a town has been found safe and well.

Two Kent roads have been named as the most dangerous rural routes for young drivers in the country. We set out to find why.

A mum whose crippling back pain and panic attacks were caused by the menopause is determined to educate women.

A paedophile caught with vile images after being released from prison said he was "glad" to be caught before he reoffended.

We remember a popular, but freezing cold, open air pool in Kent - and the humiliation of the woollen costumes patrons had to wear.

Donations are being sought to cover the vet bills for a one-eyed dog and another pooch which appears to have been beaten.

A volunteer litter picker stumbled upon a one million pound banknote on her route.

The RNLI and coastguard were called after a group of people, including children, were left stranded when the tide cut them off.

A man in his 30s is being quizzed by police after an incident at a town centre cafe left another man with leg injuries.

The Home Office is "urgently investigating" reports a Border Force ship agreed to enter French waters to recover asylum seekers.

Days after the latest series finale screened on TV, stars of the BBC's Call the Midwife have been back filming in Kent - and even posed for selfies.

A driver is fighting for their life after a crash at a shopping centre.

Frontline workers are being offered free tickets to the county's first summer music festival - and there's just two days left to get them. Here's how:

See inside the industrial barge which started life at a yard in Kent but could soon be the new home of a movie mogul.