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An investigation has been launched after a man died after being stabbed in the stomach.
Workers helped firefighters tackle an out-of-control blaze.
A man has been charged following the death of a lorry driver who was stabbed outside a railway station.
A section of the M2 has been closed following a crash.
National Highways was confident its traffic management plan on the M20 would cause 'minimal disruption' - but in reality, there is chaos on the roads.
A woman has been arrested following a hoax call about a stabbing which wasted hours of time for the emergency services.
Three men have appeared in court charged with involvement in drug dealing after cash and cocaine were seized in a county lines raid.
A Kent MP is supporting a campaign group calling on politicians to define what a woman is amid "anger about the erasure of sex".
Residents in Dover are unable to use the roads due to complete gridlock across the town as lorries heading for the port are held.
A family has paid tribute to their non-verbal teenage daughter who died after being discharged from hospital dehydrated and later suffered a seizure.
Plans have been submitted to turn a former bank into a place of worship after a church earmarked the unit for a new community centre.
A new £1.7m museum honouring the county's mining heritage opens today for the first time, years after it was first proposed.
Questions are being asked why riverside apartments are being marketed 6,000 miles away in Hong Kong.
Argentina invaded the Falkland Islands exactly 40 years ago as a former Royal Marine looks back on his time helping liberate them.
Our reporter spends an evening in a 'lawless' town centre to see how bad it really is.
The weekend started with a big cash win for a kmfm listener who was one of thousands to enter the latest '£1,000 Friday' competition.
Nine residents have each pocketed at least £185,000, while hundreds of others have won smaller sums of money, in a postcode lottery victory.
A garden village proposed for a former airfield in the Kent Downs has been turned down.
The closure of the coastbound M20 at Operation Brock to all but freight traffic caused chaos as drivers sought to avoid the area.
Proposals for a controversial cycle lane have been scrapped by a council after concerns from residents about a loss of parking.
A formal criminal and civil investigation has been launched following the mass sacking of 800 P&O workers.
New IMAX and 4DX screens have opened as part of a cinema's major expansion – seven years after plans were approved.
A sports centre has had to close to the public as travellers pitched caravans on the car park.
A note threatening to remove a memorial for a young man who took his own life has sparked an angry backlash among residents.
A lack of grammar school places for boys could see a radical shake up under plans being considered by education chiefs.
A Kent farmer has been ordered to pay thousands for health and safety breaches after a worker was injured by a potato harvester.
A man has been accused of exposing himself in front of shoppers in a busy complex.
A Kent MP is in Poland to speak with politicians about Ukrainian refugees as he declares Vladimir Putin is "bringing his war to his own Russia".
It's that time of year again, if you hadn't guessed, but some April Fool's hoaxes were more believable than others this morning.
A film shot on the Kent coast which stars a Golden Globe-winning actress is out in cinemas today.