A man has been charged after five officers were racially abused, spat at and kicked following a police chase.

It has been revealed that two more members of staff at Kent Police are being questioned as part of an investigation into the death of a schoolboy.

Police have launched an appeal for witnesses after a man walking along the side of the A2 died after being hit by a van.

A 25-year-old has been charged with murder after a man was shot in the back of the head as he walked through a park.

Retail giant M&S has announced it is preparing to get rid of 7,000 roles in three months.

One of the county's most unusual addresses has been put up sale.

Striking plans to build a new solar farm have sparked claims a Kent town has become one of the greenest in the country.

A 'cursed' ferry firm has upped anchor and sailed its boat 150 miles to Dorset and its boss hopes a name-change could stop its run of bad luck.

War, religion and rubbish dumps - a look at some of the causes that have brought placard-waving protesters onto the county's streets.

The moment a driver loses control of their car before crashing into a stationary vehicle has been caught on camera.

Angry residents have been left without water for more than 10 hours after a pipe burst.

Councillors are pushing for an investigation into the government's post-Brexit 'lorry park' after failing to consult residents on the proposals.

A mum of two who was diagnosed with incurable breast cancer eight years ago will receive her 100th treatment this week.

The county council says it cannot care for any more unaccompanied asylum-seeking children - as it today reached its limit of safe capacity.

Angry motorists vented their frustration after the system for collecting payment on one of Britain's busiest road networks went down.

A man was punched unconscious as he tried to break up a late-night row between two women.

Thousands of illegal cigarettes were found hidden in fridge-freezer concealed behind a shower wall, during a series of police raids.

Passenger services between Kent and the capital have been disrupted after a train hit a bike on the tracks.

All A-Level and GCSE pupils in England will now receive teacher-assessed grades, the government announced this afternoon.

Consultation on the Lower Thames Crossing has come to an end, but opponents say Highways England are not listening to concerns.