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The Health Secretary has set out a 'plan b' if his blueprint to life with Covid does not work.
A yellow weather warning has been put in place for heavy rain across the county.
Newly installed CCTV cameras outside schools saw more than 70 parents slapped with fines.
A two-day vintage festival celebrating the fabulous '40s is back this weekend after a year's absence, with live music and displays.
The Home Office has set out its funding package for councils which take in refugees from Afghanistan and says more offers of accommodation are needed.
Working families may be left struggling to pay for food and heating when Universal Credit is cut. But what is the reduction and why is it happening?
A wildcat breeding programme is being planned with the aim of releasing the rare creatures into the countryside.
There has been another drop in those claiming Universal Credit - but will the end of furlough bring back-to-back falls to an end?
Drivers are facing delays on the M25 after an accident involving a lorry and a crane.
A schoolboy performed for the first time in front of thousands of people at Canterbury Pride as his drag persona 'Miss Oatie T'.
A thug left a police officer unconscious and requiring surgery after he repeatedly punched them in the face during a horrifying attack.
Litter-pickers make a grim discovery amid the usual discarded cans and mattresses during a clean-up.
This home in a grand Georgian building comes with three reception rooms, views of the Channel...and the country's oldest surviving operating theatre.
Could this be an answer to a property developer's prayers? Three former places of worship are up for auction later this month.
A man squirted dangerous chemicals into the face of another who tried to stop him beating a woman in the street.
The contents of a 40p tin of baked beans and sausages were among breakfast items thrown at numerous homes and cars during bizarre attacks by vandals.
Firefighters called to a blaze at a property had to rescue a woman before putting out the fire.
The Sheppey Crossing has now reopened following a police incident involving a person on the bridge.
The government says there are no guarantees there will not be empty shelves at Christmas as shortage of lorry drivers continues to hit supply chains.
A Kent MP has called into question a Westminster drinking culture that she says sees colleagues 'reeking of booze' when voting.
A man was taken to hospital after being bottled during a fight in a town centre.
Questions have been raised over whether Border Force are performing training in the Channel on how to make small boats turn back to France.
A little deer has been rescued by the RSPCA after getting her head stuck in metal railings three times in a row.
Building is finally under way on a £15 million investment for a world-class business park aiming to attract leading technology and science firms.
A cannabis farm has been unearthed by police during a raid - a day after another one was discovered in the same Kent district.
A woman is taking the Home Office to court over its plans to keep housing asylum seekers at Napier Barracks for five more years.
A man killed a teenage friend and left four pals badly injured after losing control of his car while trying to flee from police.
A developer is hoping to build new homes near the site of a a proposed multi-million pound railway station.
Supermarket Sainsbury's has confirmed it will keep closed all stores on Boxing Day, including its Argos branches, to give staff a festive break.
It's spider mating season and thousands of arachnids are on the move. Here's six ways to keep them at bay using things you've got at home:
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