The Electoral Commission is launching a probe into Conservative election expenses.

A judge has condemned a violent abduction - claiming he had never seen such violence short of murder.

Kent MP Tracey Crouch has announced she has given birth to a son called Freddie.

A man who needs a mobility scooter to get around says yobs who destroyed it have made him a prisoner in his own home.

A boyfriend attacked his girlfriend when she refused to have sex with him at a posh hotel on Valentine's Day.

Police investigating a sneaky thief who swiped an elderly woman's purse in her own home have released this image.

Firefighters have issued a warning after two people were taken to hospital when a charger overheated and set a sofa alight.

Big-hearted football bosses have helped a dying man fulfil one of his last wishes.

Southeastern customers rate the rail firm among the worst in the country - with under half of those polled happy with the service.

Police in Kent are good at reducing crime and keeping people safe, a report into all the country's forces has revealed.

At 7ft tall, Kurt the Anatolian Shepherd dog is thought to be one of Britain's largest dogs - but his owner insists he's just a big "cuddle monster".

A mother is setting off on a mission to help desperate child refugees from Syria.

Campaigners opposed to 11-plus accuse KCC of keeping key details of grammar annexe under wraps

Hear the moment a woman called the National Lottery helpline thinking she had won £1,000 - only to discover it was £1 million.

A woman has reportedly suffered serious injuries after being hit by a car outside a pub.

A woman has told a court she was repeatedly raped on a train platform by a man she had offered to help.

Middle lane hoggers and tailgaters in Kent have been slapped with penalties only a handful of times, according to an exclusive KMTV investigation.

A man has been jailed for life for the murder of his cousin, who was throttled to death at his flat and dumped in the bath tub.

Robbers raided a petrol station in the early hours of this morning, making off with cigarettes and cash after threatening staff.

More than 1,000 people began claiming unemployment benefits last month as temporary work came to an end after the Christmas period.