A weather warning is in place for ice across Kent tonight.

A £115 million retail development will not go "down the McDonald's route" as it seeks tenants.

A care home entertainer says he feels "hurt" after his shows were cancelled following a Facebook comment relating to Covid-19 rules.

In a day many formal links to Europe will be severed, but in part of France we will retain a presence - and even the clocks will run to British time.

More than 25,000 Covid tests were carried and some 14,000 lorries were moved on as part of a mammoth challenge to get HGV drivers out of the country.

A moggy called Murston thought to have been run over by a car has died despite being looked after by vets and volunteers from Cats Protection.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman died this morning.

A great-grandfather who lived in the same street for more than a century has died from coronavirus aged 101.

The number of patients in hospital with coronavirus has reached record highs as trusts warn of mounting pressure.

Highways bosses plan to begin installing devices which detect when a vehicle has stopped on a smart motorway in early January.

Drivers who called on highways bosses to reopen slip roads leading onto the M20 are breathing a sigh of relief after their wish was granted.

Police are offering £10,000 for anyone who can provide useful information about a man's murder.

Covid-19 cases have dropped in some areas for the first time in weeks - but the county has seen a rise overall as hospitals struggle with capacity.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was found injured in a car park.

A 15-year-old was taken to hospital with facial injuries after being attacked by a large group of "young people" at a park.

One of the county's oldest residents has passed away at the age of 109.

A group of community pharmacists were drafted in at short notice to ensure the safe and effective rollout of the Covid-19 vaccine at a hospital.

Schools should not be required to open in the new year until vaccines are made available for teachers, says a Kent MP.

An image of ambulances waiting to be dealt with at Medway Hospital has highlighted increasing pressures on NHS services.

A farmer has denied there is any problem with the welfare of animals at his farm following a late night visit by officers.