A pub landlord from has told of his nightmare 16-hour bus ride after budget airline Ryanair dropped him 500 miles from his destination.

We are being told to expect snow and ice all weekend as the Met Office issues a fresh weather warning for the white stuff on Saturday.

The Met Office has issued a weather warning for snow... and it affects the whole of Kent.

Almost 500 potholes are being repaired after recent snowstorms and freezing temperatures caused huge craters in roads.

A weather alert has been issued by the Met Office - with a 70% probability of snow forecast for the south east this weekend.

After the snow, now the inquests have started into what went wrong. And why so many salt boxes were empty?

A water company has restored supplies to homes across Kent which were cut off after pipes burst - but the flow may be intermittent.

A group of activists worked to clear sledges that had been dumped after last week's snow melted away.

Around 1,000 homes in Kent are still without water because of burst pipes caused by last week's extreme weather.

Lessons can be learned for the future after Kent was brought to a standstill by the Beast from the East, councillors have been told.

The snow may have melted but Kent is still feeling the effects of the cold snap, with water supplies, road conditions and wildlife all suffering.

Schools have been forced to close and 7,000 homes in Lenham are without water following a huge number of burst pipes.

Burst water pipes across Kent have left thousands of homes with no water throughout today and into this evening.

A water supplier is appealing for help to find leaks in buildings and streets after many are left with no water or low pressure.

A group of 4x4 heroes have worked tirelessly over the past week and helped out dozens of drivers stranded during the Beast from the East.

Hundreds of homes in Kent are without water after multiple pipes burst as the thaw continues.

Drivers are advised to still take care on Kent's roads as rail services return to normal.

We captured the good, the bad and the ugly from a week of extraordinary weather to hit Kent in 2018.

We've brought you live coverage as Kent continued to suffer the effects of the Beast from the East.

Temperatures are forecast to rise today amid hopes the county may return to some form of normality after four days of travel chaos.