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A man was left in off-the-scale agony with his finger rotting away after a bite from Britain’s “most dangerous spider”.
New images and video have shown the devastation caused by a fire which spread from one home to five more terraced houses.
A casualty of a crash on a motorway between a car and a lorry escapes with only minor injuries as the road reopens.
Fire crews have issued a warning to residents living in a rural location to keep doors and windows shut following a haystack blaze.
Their businesses went up in flames but they pledged to rebuild. This is what happened next when tragedy struck these family firms.
A man single-handedly took on suspected shoplifters as they hurled bricks and a screwdriver at him, as he protected innocent staff and customers.
A gran said tearful goodbyes to her family and friends after a near-fatal error saw her put on a ward for dying patients and denied vital medication.
A popular pub-chain has said it’s taken action after footage of a large mouse running around and eating food dropped on the floor was shared.
Footage of a dog chasing sea birds while off the lead in a protected area has prompted calls for owners to keep their pets under control.
Southeastern has upgraded toilets at train stations across the county to help people with stoma bags.
Police have released CCTV of a person they want to speak to after a woman reported being sexually assaulted in a Tesco Express.
As baby murderer Lucy Letby begins a rare whole-life term, we look at the notorious Kent killers who have also been told they will die behind bars.
Plans to host a food festival in a city centre park have sparked concerns the spot is becoming “a nightclub”.
Demolition of a former police station has begun after plans to turn it into five homes were approved.
Plans to build homes on a site devastated by an explosion have been approved.
England’s Lionesses have inspired a generation of youngsters – but political editor Paul Francis asks if dwindling facilities can cope with demand.
A motorcyclist has died following a crash with a car on a main road as huge crowds flocked toward the coast.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of drink driving and dangerous driving after a block of flats had to be evacuated when a car crashed into it.
Plans to convert a disused driving range into a purpose-built rugby club ground have been put forward.
The owners of a music venue told by the council they must shut live gigs down at 10pm say the decision will bankrupt their business.
Residents say they are furious at each being lumbered with a bill for thousands of pounds to rebuild a demolished wall they do not want.
Firefighters were called after a car was set alight – causing a noise which sounded like an “explosion”.
A Eurovision winner has put her cottage on the market for a seven-figure sum.
There have been long delays of up to 50 minutes on the M2 this evening due to a crash and a car fire.
Police are hunting a man who assaulted an officer and ran away while being detained.
Rejected plans for 135 homes have been approved on appeal, prompting fury from villagers who say the extra traffic will put their health at risk.
Plans have been submitted to add 32 flats and two floors to a town centre housing block.
An England Lioness has been nominated for a prestigious public award following her heroic displays in the Women’s World Cup.
Residents have expressed their dismay over plans for new homes in a picturesque rural setting – describing it as an “obtrusive urban development”.
A car was left on its roof and another had its bumper ripped off as police made a number of drink-driving arrests overnight.
