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A Kent schoolgirl who was brought to tears when an England star handed over his shirt has spoken about the emotional moment.
As the nation gets into a football frenzy, a swarm of flying ants could be getting top Wembley seats.
Search teams are scouring the River Medway after a man was seen in the water.
Harvesting has been allowed to restart at an oyster farm shut down by officials probing reports of people falling ill after eating the shellfish.
English Heritage is flying a specially created flag above Dover Castle, containing more than 32,000 England surnames, ahead of the Euro 2020 final.
Southern Water has been fined £90 million after dumping 21 billion litres of raw sewage in the sea.
Our political editor Paul Francis takes a look at all the big news from national and local politics this week.
South East Water has been warning its Kent customers about supplies, despite a wet start to the summer so far.
The Metropolitan Police have issued a statement after Wayne Couzens pleaded guilty to the murder of Sarah Everard.
A woman was racially abused after confronting a man who was urinating in public.
A mum says she was stopped in the road by three strangers who jumped on her bonnet and tried to open her door.
Vehicles sat unused and garages which are too small for modern cars is causing parking problems in residential streets, says a new report.
We look back at the huge search for Sarah Everard after Wayne Couzens pleads guilty to her murder.
People who knew policeman Wayne Couzens - jailed for the murder of Sarah Everard - described him as 'bad tempered' and 'odd in his mannerisms'.
A serving police officer is facing life in prison after he pleaded guilty to the murder of Sarah Everard.
Tickets to watch England v Italy in the Euro final on the big screen in Kent will now be allocated via a random ballot.
An EastEnders star, born in Maidstone, has said he “couldn’t believe the reaction” when he performed for fans ahead of England’s semi-final game.
A campaign has been launched to save a debt-ridden social club from closure after members were told it was to shut in its 100th year.
Our undercover reporter meets Harpo the hairball and a few other unwanted guests at a pub on the Kent coast.
A 111-year-old farm founded by Queen Victoria's daughter, where autistic and disabled people have been able to care for the animals, is to close.
The Street Soccer Foundation will host free camps offering football and food to more than 1,000 disadvantaged children across Kent.
A once-popular village pub transformed into a swish family home is set to be sold for more than half-a-million pounds.
Hundreds of people are supporting a petition calling for action after blocked drains led to homes and businesses flooding during a storm.
Fed-up motorists are set to endure further months of misery as work to install traffic lights at a busy junction lasts another 20 weeks.
Southern Water has blamed technical faults at several of its sites for a huge sewage dump in the sea and denied willfully polluting the water.
Four people were injured in a serious crash, with the air ambulance taking two to hospital.
A school was forced to lockdown after concerns for pupil's safety were raised.
Experts say Kent's roads can cope once borders reopen, but delays should be expected.
As England booked their place in a first major final since 1966, here's how part of Kent reacted at the final whistle.
A Kent oyster company has stopped farming the shellfish after a number of people suffered vomiting and diarrhoea illnesses.
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