A decorated police sergeant from Wales who lost everything after falling for a Kent criminal online has shared her story as part of a podcast series.

Stargazers have been left in awe after spotting a huge fireball over the English Channel from an asteroid hurtling towards Earth.

From a rustic treehouse in the country to a luxury villa with an indoor beach, these are some of the most unusual places to stay in Kent.

A pub and carvery will soon re-open after an eight week refurbishment and £350,000 investment.

A lock-up which was used to store inflatable boats, engines and life jackets needed to smuggle desperate people across the Channel has been uncovered.

Bakery giant Greggs may struggle when it opens its first site in a part of Kent where "people like their local shops", traders have warned.

The popularity of beach huts along one stretch of the Kent coast has seen the waiting list grow to more than 700.

Police and ambulance crews were called to help a man in his 50s who had suffered a "medical incident" in a van, but he could not be saved.

Kent has the space, grid connections, access to water and workforce to host new nuclear technology, an MP says.

Firefighters in four engines battled a blaze at a garage for three hours, which started accidentally due to an electrical fault.

A highly-rated seaside pub has closed and been put on the market – valued at less than the county's average house price.

Plain-clothed military patrols have been spotted on the Kent coast in a bid to tackle small boat crossings.

Going going, gone... the price could go through the roof when this former munitions store, believed to be Napoleonic, goes under the hammer.

A dad-of-two who asked a husband and wife a bizarre question before punching them both in the face has avoided jail.

A gritter driver escaped injury after his lorry rolled onto its side, dumping tonnes of salt across an A-road.

A long-standing Conservative councillor has quit after 60 years amid 'disenchantment' with the party saying it was a mistake to oust Boris Johnson.

Our reporter travelled all the way from Dartford to Dungeness using a new £2 bus fare cap, meeting an interesting character on the way.

Inspectors have found 'areas of concern' at maternity units during an unannounced visit - and will now decide whether to take enforcement action.

Seven new homes could be built next to a popular garden centre as part of plans to upgrade the site.

A pair of pigs found abandoned on the roadside tied to a lamppost have been taken in to be looked after by an animal sanctuary.