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A human skull found in a bag for life has been identified as fake after officers were called to the scene.
World champion sprinter Dina Asher-Smith has been awarded an honorary degree from the University of Kent.
An unseasonably balmy start to spring has seen two seals take a trip to pub in the past two days, resulting in some wonderful pictures.
An African lion named Tiny, who attracted visitors to an animal sanctuary for 17 years alongside his two brothers, has passed away aged 18.
A tenth person has been arrested over the theft of 84 mopeds and motorbikes.
A boy was found by officers with pliers and metal wire after multiple vehicles were broken into.
A three-vehicle crash is causing a traffic backlog this afternoon with a knock-on effect on surrounding roads.
P&O has said its compensation package is "the biggest ever" and some staff will get more than £170k, although others will get as little as £15k.
A woman is in hospital in a serious condition following an attack which has seen a suspect remanded in custody.
A serving councillor has appeared in court charged with historic sex crimes allegedly committed while he taught at a prestigious school.
A notorious shoplifter has been jailed and banned from entering a series of businesses.
Parts of Britain could be hotter than cities including Rome and Barcelona this week, with the spring sunshine set to stay around for a while yet.
From drink-drivers to burglars - here are the criminals who have faced justice in the county's magistrates' courts.
A stroke survivor from Kent who works as a chef shared his experiences with TV's Marlon Dingle ahead of new his storyline.
Highways chiefs say drivers on England's busiest roads are failing to follow a basic safety rule which is contributing to one in eight crashes.
A person has died after being hit by a train.
The opening hours of a popular park's main car park have now been extended - after drivers became trapped in the lot.
A homeowner has described the terrifying moment he heard a loud bang after an Arriva bus ploughed into a row of houses.
The government has given P&O a 5pm deadline to explain why 800 people brutally lost their jobs last week, before "further steps" are taken.
A man who was reportedly seen falling asleep at the wheel in a drive-thru was among a dozen drink driving arrests this weekend.
Bored of the regular places to visit? We take a look at some of Kent's strangest places you can visit that will get you talking.
Changes to a bollard that's supposed to prevent accidents but has instead been blamed for causing them are "about as much use as a chocolate teapot".
A step-mum has described the terrifying moment a burglar crept into the children's bedroom and her 10-year-old step-child pretended to be asleep.
New CGIs give a glimpse inside student flats being built behind a popular high street – the first of which are to be finished this summer.
Take a look beyond the gates of a sprawling estate that was once home to a Prime Minister's family and is now on the market for a cool £10m.
Three play areas in the same town are in line for an exciting revamp in a million-pound plan featuring outdoor gyms, new climbing frames and swings.
A fire has torn through part of a derelict pub, with four crews battling for two hours to put out the flames.
The government has been urged to start criminal action against P&O and accused of "sitting on its hands" before the sackings.
An MP says she will not be intimidated by 'odious militants' who 'bullied and abused' her at a protest against P&O job cuts.
An initiative has been launched in a high street to help women and girls feel safer when walking around.