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New figures show the proportion of working-age people in a Kent district claiming out-of-work benefits has risen to 10% during lockdown.
As the world's media descend on the coast, we investigate the facts behind people seeking asylum by boat.
A man has been taken to a London hospital with serious injuries after falling "from a height".
Pictures show how dozens of pupils took to the streets this afternoon in protest over how their A-levels have been graded.
A man has been taken to hospital after a fight broke out in a harbour.
Shocking footage has emerged of ceiling tiles collapsing and water pouring into a busy supermarket this afternoon.
People were warned to stay out of the sea amid fears of an oil spill - but it turned out to be "natural algae".
Two dinghies carrying more than a dozen migrants have washed up on a Kent beach.
A 39-year-old has appeared before magistrates after police raided a property.
Officers were called to reports of a distressed man on a motorway bridge.
An elderly shop owner says he feels like he has been attacked after police stormed his antique furniture store by mistake.
A housing complex built on the site of a redundant industrial estate which used to manufacture garden furniture is now complete.
A supermarket has had to close its doors to customers after heavy downpours damaged its roof.
Emergency services, including an air ambulance and five police cars, were called after a cyclist was hit by a car.
A dog walker has captured the moment a tornado-type cloud began to form over Kent.
A harbour has been closed to swimmers after "above normal" levels of E-coli were discovered in the water.
Why were so many things in a part of Kent named after a man who traded slaves? We look at the history of Sir John Hawkins.
After a results day marked by extreme highs and lows, one student is off to Harvard to fulfil her dream of becoming a roller coaster designer.
A drive-thru flu jab centre is set to open in Kent as GPs prepare to vaccinate thousands more people amid fears of a second Covid-19 wave.
The man in charge of British motorsport's governing body says Lydden Hill deserves to host the World Rallycross Championship again.
Motorway traffic queued for almost two hours after a car turned on its side
A pumping operation is underway after flash flooding led to a lake forming in a street and some homes are flooded
Angry students marched through London demanding the government scraps the moderation of A-level results in a protest organised by a Kent student.
Tory MP admits the A-level results have been a 'mess' and says he has urged constituents whose grades have been downgraded to use the appeal system.
A nightclub's dance floor has been temporarily removed as bosses prepare to reopen the town centre venue as a bar.
Police taped off a major route for four hours after cement from a lorry leaked onto the road.
A man in his 20s has been found dead after emergency services were called to a police incident on the QE II bridge.
Campaigners say a 2,000-truck lorry park highlights the "unfortunate consequences of Brexit" - as dozens of protesters demonstrated against the site.
Rowdy beachgoers will be moved on or arrested as part of a bid to combat anti-social behaviour along a seafront stretch.
Residents have been dealt a blow as a water main near the homes develops a third leak in the same number of days.
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