MPs are due to discuss the government's meningitis policy following the death of a Kent toddler.

A woman and three men are due to appear at the Old Bailey after the largest land seizure of guns and ammunition ever made in the UK.

Alice Cachia once weighed just five-and-a-half stone - the same as a ten-year-old - but fearing for her life, she fought back against anorexia.

A new £26m railway station will get the royal seal of approval today when it is formally opened by the Duke of Kent.

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Trains through Kent are facing serious disruption this evening after a passenger was taken ill.

A chocolate manufacturer has recalled several family favorites after fears that treats made between certain dates could contain plastic...

A three-times world boxing champ is to stand trial accused of drug charges.

Two vehicles went up in flames in a busy car park this afternoon.

A cyclist is said to have suffered a serious head injury after a crash with a car this morning.

A woman uttered these chilling words before attempting to murder a child by throwing it head first on the ground.

A key section of the A20 has now reopened after two police cars were damaged in a high-speed chase.

The police helicopter has been scrambled and is hovering near a motorway bridge looking for a missing man.

Every week an average of four lorry drivers are arrested for bringing stun guns into Dover as protection against stowaways.

A 96-year-old veteran who served all over the world never expected to see his missing medals again... but his friends and family had other ideas.

The parents of a 15-month-old girl who died from meningitis have backed an online petition calling for a better vaccination programme.

Dog owners are being warned to be vigilant - after a flesh-eating disease killed two dogs in the county.

Floral tributes have been left close to a river where a man, named locally as Mark Worsfold, was found dead.

The director of Turner Contemporary has poured scorn on Ukip chief's call for admission fees to ease £836k burden on Kent County Council coffers.

Patients treated at a Kent hospital are to be tested for hepatitis C after a healthcare worker tested positive for the disease.