Highways bosses have said overnight closures shouldn't overrun unlike last week when gridlock affected a swathe of Kent.

Here's everything we know so far about coronavirus in Kent as it emerged today that numbers of confirmed cases have risen.

Neighbours have described their shock at finding emergency services on their doorsteps after the body of a man in his 30s was found.

A convenience store had to close for several hours as police responded to reports of concern for a man's wellbeing.

The family of a football player who died after collapsing on the pitch are hosting a golf day to raise money for free defibrillator and CPR sessions.

Cars have been stranded and roads closed after heavy rainfall has left large areas flooded.

A three-month-old bulldog has been found after he was stolen during an armed robbery on a morning walk, with the suspect arrested in a raid.

The award-winning writer of Gavin and Stacey, Ruth Jones, is bringing her one woman show to the county.

An animal rescue centre is wading through letters from countries far and wide.

A weeks-old puppy has been stolen from its owner following an armed robbery during a morning walk.

This Easter's Easter egg hunts with the National Trust and Cadbury will be held for the last time this year so chocolate is "less of a focus."

For International Woman's Day, Orpington running champion Dina Asher-Smith is honoured as a Barbie doll, which she hopes will tackle the 'Dream Gap'.

Motorists should be vigilant after catalytic converters were stolen from vehicles.

The government has announced its strategy to tackle coronavirus as medics seek to track down anyone who had contact with Kent's first case.

Don't go to hospital or your GP, people who think they have coronavirus are being told, after a hospital unit was closed temporarily.

A minor injuries unit closed early this evening after a patient walked in with worrying symptoms.

Dancers Ola and James Jordan have announced the birth of their daughter.

Our undercover reporter heads to a Spoons with courteous door staff, a quieter atmosphere and even a sofa in the ladies' loos.

Firefighters had to rescue a man trapped in his car after it had been in collision with a lorry.

A couple hope locally sourced ingredients and a unique selling point will help their craft gin make an impact in a crowded market.