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Residents in a block of flats where a pregnant woman was stabbed have said life is unbearable and nothing is being done to help them.
Queues of lorries are building up on Kent's roads for the fourth time in two weeks.
A yellow weather warning is in place across parts of Kent as forcasters urge motorists to take care.
People in Kent are among the first in the world to receive the Covid vaccine - we break down everything you need to know about the rollout.
A PHD student is due to start treatment for multiple sclerosis today, but is not letting the illness stall her academic ambitions.
Our reporter - and big Beatles fan - recalls the shocking day John Lennon was murdered in 1980.
A 28-year-old woman who suffered devastating injuries after accidentally cycling off a cliff has told how lucky she is to be alive.
Family and friends of a mum who died are calling on a council to cut the £4,380 cost of burying her in the parish she loved.
Areas of Kent are boosting the number of Covid marshals, while others are hiring their first batch.
A lack of staff due to self isolating has led to a warning that bins might not be emptied when they should be in a borough hit hard by coronavirus.
Police closed off part of the A21 in both directions after an injured man was seen on the carriageway.
A university has ramped up security patrols after two young women were assaulted while she walked alone late at night.
Famous faces in the hospitality industry are calling on everyone to back an online petition to help the sector recover from the pandemic.
The county council says it is to resume looking after young asylum seeker children when they arrive in Kent.
A delivery driver was attacked with a metal bar before having his work van stolen.
Mass testing of people showing no symptoms of Covid-19 will be rolled out in two hard-hit areas of Kent within weeks.
Youngsters including a baby without socks or shoes are among those to have arrived in Kent after crossing the Channel in temperatures near freezing.
A hospitals trust hit hard by Covid-19 over summer has once again recorded the highest number of deaths in England.
A fourth symptom-free testing site will open in part of Kent as part of plans to drive down the spread of coronavirus as cases continue to rise.
A road was closed for more than five hours after a man was hit by a lorry and taken to hospital with serious injuries.
Council inspectors have ordered a school to close until after Christmas amid fears a faulty boiler has increased the risk of Legionella developing.
A secondary school and sixth form college, which now has confirmed cases of coronavirus in each year group, has closed until after Christmas.
Environmental campaigners have staged a protest to protect a tree which faces being cut down to make way for a block of flats.
Tributes have been paid to an award-winning lollipop man who has died, aged 89.
A body found at a house has been identified as a man in his thirties.
Residents have hit out at plans to build six homes on the car park of an 'unviable' pub which has stood empty for two years.
With Brexit talks going to the wire, it's another crunch week in politics.
A whole year group at the county's largest secondary school have been sent home to isolate following a case of Covid-19.
A doctor's surgery has stopped seeing patients face-to-face due to staff being either ill or self-isolating.
A panto that was cancelled because of Tier 3 restrictions can now be watched from the comfort of your home.
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