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A Kent tailor who has been in the industry for more than 50 years has retired from the trade.
As the Operation Brock crisis deepens, political editor Paul Francis gives his take on the week in Politics.
A county lines dealer has been jailed after police tracked him down by tracing messages.
Residents were blocked from reaching their homes after armed police were called to respond to reports of a 'man with a gun' at a block of flats.
Two members of staff at a young offenders institute have been taken to hospital and several others injured in an attack.
The decrepit remains of an arcade are set to be scrubbed from the landscape, as a bid to flatten the eyesore has been green-lit.
The M25 was closed while paramedics attended to three people were injured in a crash.
A Kent woman is among the patients who have received a cutting-edge Covid-19 antiviral treatment at home.
A system introduced by HMRC following Brexit has crashed - adding time to checking lorries into our ports, compounding the chaos on our roads.
Climate protesters squeezing fuel supplies in Kent has led to garage closures and queues – but it's worse for some parts of the county than others.
Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward after a man suffered a broken leg on a night out – but has no memory of how it happened.
A massive food and drink festival attracting tens of thousands of people is making a come-back following a two-year hiatus.
A sex predator who savagely murdered a young primary school teacher and ditched the weapon in a Kent countryside has been jailed for life.
A woman was found dead along a railway line after being hit by a train.
An animal sanctuary which is home to more than 400 livestock has lost its battle to stay open after being refused planning permission.
Tourism chiefs say the current gridlock on our roads is hitting popular destinations hard ahead of one of their busiest times of the year.
Firefighters worked through the night to tackle a huge blaze which engulfed a barn in the early hours.
Thousands of queuing lorries continue to line more than 20 miles of motorway as concerns about the impact of weekend holiday traffic heighten.
A Kent town has been named the best to live in the south east according to a national newspaper, while another county town has also been recognised.
A "breathtakingly stupid" plan to mothball a park and ride site is still set to go ahead despite nine in 10 residents rejecting the idea.
A removal firm owner has gone to prison after sending a former lover a stream of Bible verses - in defiance of a court order.
Our pub spy soaks up the sun and a spot of country life as he heads into the sticks for a pint and a bite to eat.
A trans woman has shared her own struggles and experiences in sport after playing in a trail-blazing LGBTQ+ football match featuring an all Trans XI.
A school ski trip has been cancelled just 24 hours before departure after a travel operator was unable to find a replacement to P&O ferries.
Train services have been disrupted after emergency services were called to a station after a person was hit by a train.
Lewis Fox says he was 'flabbergasted' at the barrage of criticism after he complained about BP electric car chargers.
A mum is calling for a crossing on a 'dangerous' road after her son suffered a fractured skull when he was hit by a car as he walked home from school.
Two men in their 20s have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a dad-to-be was stabbed in the stomach.
Traffic leaving the M20 because of Operation Brock has left residents feeling 'trapped' on an estate - as diversion signs cause further confusion.
Police investigating inappropriate behaviour on a bus have released the picture of a man they want to speak to.