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A burglar who committed a one-man mini crime wave as he stole thousands of pounds worth of goods from people's homes has been jailed.
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A former seaman is set to have a close shave with a razor... for the first time in four decades!
A new party set up by ex-Ukip leader Henry Bolton is in limbo... because its name is shared with an Islamic aid organisation.
Motorists were advised to allow extra time for their journeys after part of the A20 was closed for emergency safety barrier repairs.
A trainee teacher has admitted taking pictures up young girls' skirts and of making other "disgusting and obscene" images.
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Folkestone striker Johan ter Horst may need to take an extended break to get over his knee injury.
A man viciously attacked two women with a claw hammer leaving them nursing fractured skulls.
People are being advised to stay out of the water at a beach in the county today.
There were lengthy hold-ups on M20 in both directions after a car crashed into the central reservation.
A man's been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving after a crash involving a van and a parked car.
Things are about to get fishy in a Kent seaside town today with an annual trawler race.
A man who died trying to escape police from a second floor window was wanted in connection with a series of crimes.
A driver has been jailed after trying to smuggle a father and daughter in an "astonishingly dangerous" coffin-style box in a van.
Almost 140 motorists were handed fines on the day of a popular air show, a district council has announced.
Police have arrested a man in connection with an alleged burglary after stopping a car on the motorway.
A TV cameraman who worked with Bill Oddie told how the coast's soaring numbers of noisy and fierce seagulls needs to be curbed.
Two engines rushed to the scene of a fire involving plants on a cliff near a seaside town.
Neil Cugley admits he signed striker Kane Rowland because it was simply too good an opportunity to miss.
