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The first Rwanda flight has been grounded after last-minute legal challenges following protests in Kent and at Heathrow.
With temperatures set to soar in the coming days, public health experts have warned of the potential health risks for vulnerable people.
Tributes have poured in for a much-loved ice cream man from Kent who served his customers for more than 40 years.
Just over a year after first opening, a town centre bar is set to close.
Traffic was queuing on the M2 as part of the road was closed due to a police incident.
A charity is trying to raise £7,000 for a greyhound's vet bills after he suffered serious injuries just days after arriving at his forever home.
A town council has emptied a pond of fish after reports of "abuse".
Stargazers are gearing up to capture June's Stawberry Supermoon and here's how and when you can see it from today.
A nightclub investigated over safety concerns has had several conditions added to its licence.
A keen horsewoman whose disappearance sparked a huge police search was found dead in woodland the day before a counselling session, an inquest heard.
Whatsapp users are being warned not to interact with a scam message offering free coolers of Heineken beer for Father's Day.
Police would like to speak to a man who may have information after a woman was sexually assaulted.
Bosses at Argos have announced a shop will be closing as part of plans to open more units across Sainsbury's stores.
Three teenagers have been charged after £10,000 worth of cosmetic goods were stolen from Boots.
Unemployment figures dropped in all but two of the county's districts, according to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics.
There were long delays on the M25 after a crash and a lorry broke down on the carriageway.
From flying people to Rwanda and using jet skis to push back boats - efforts to stop refugees crossing the Channel still haven't been solved.
The Libertines star Pete Doherty has charted his life in Kent, battle with addiction and police scrapes in a new tell-all autobiography.
Shoppers have blasted a supermarket's move to convert almost all of its tills to self-checkout machines - but which is better? Take our poll.
Can one of the county's most controversial local authorities ever transform its reputation in the eyes of the people it serves?
A school’s bus services have been cancelled after bullying led to a child’s hair nearly being set on fire and staff received abuse from parents.
New CCTV cameras could soon be installed at one of Kent's oldest and largest cathedrals to stamp out vandalism and anti-social behaviour.
Firefighters were scrambled and part of a residential road cordoned off after an out-of-control bonfire spread to a house and shed.
Take a look inside the newly refurbished Marks and Spencer Foodhall in Bluewater which has been six months in the making.
A fox was spotted holding a stack of bourbon biscuits in its mouth at a park.
Mindless vandals have hit numerous homes, smashing windows with rocks.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of burglary after someone was seen entering new builds.
Residents have been left angry after a tree was heavily pollarded during nesting season beside their homes, uncovering a nest.
Frustrated villagers have hit out after a crash left them without internet for three weeks.
A shoplifter who continued to target shops despite a court order banning him from certain stores has been jailed.
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