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Pupils celebrated exam success in Folkestone, Hythe and Romney Marsh today
A baboon broke through an electric fence to escape his enclosure and was on the loose around a busy zoo today, but has now been caught and sedated.
Young Kent bowler Hugh Bernard was delighted to get among the wickets for England under-19s against Australia live on TV this week.
Folkestone are flying and newly-promoted Dorking Wanderers stand between them and a fourth straight league win this weekend.
Police had to close a main road after a lorry hit a power line pole.
A popular internet prankster from Kent with millions of social media followers has returned to the county for one of his latest videos.
Second World War planes took to the skies to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the so-called Hardest Day of the Battle of Britain.
An archaeological dig has uncovered more than vital artefacts dating back 2,000 years... it might well have solved a mystery.
A family of four dolphins were seen swimming along the Kent coast this weekend.
A young woman is celebrating after she almost halved her body weight.
A car has been left completely destroyed after a fire ripped through a Vauxhall Zafira.
An election has been called for a new town councillor to fill the seat left following the death of Paul Marsh earlier this year.
Travellers heading to France are having to queue for up to five-and-a-half hours to use the Eurotunnel - after an "incident".
An insurance worker's future is in the balance after he was convicted of stealing a £300,000 viola belonging to a London Symphony Orchestra player.
Hundreds of students across the district are receiving their A-level results this morning.
A Kent MP's comments damning the BBC for filming Songs of Praise in the Calais migrants camp has sparked an angry reaction.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was beaten up in a late night attack by a trio of thugs.
Hundreds of parents have signed a petition against a school's plans to set homework for pupils - with some threatening to pull their children out.
A commuter accused of stealing a viola worth £300,000 and two bows worth £35,000 each from a train has told a court he intended to give them back.
Neil Cugley is delighted that his traditionally slow-starting Folkestone Invicta side have begun the season with back-to-back wins.
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