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Countywide restrictions have sparked anger across Kent and now MPs are calling on Matt Hancock for evidence to support the decision.
Police have closed the A21 London-bound carriageway following a serious collision.
A badger had to be rescued by the RSPCA after getting his bum stuck in a fence.
A Kent test and trace scheme is being launched tomorrow to help locate people who have tested positive for Covid-19.
More than a dozen schools in the county have closed after reporting 225 cases of coronavirus to the council.
An unexploded bomb was found on the site of a controversial development likened to The Shard in London.
One of the tunnels at the Dartford Crossing has been closed after multiple vehicles were involved in a crash.
A judge has avoided sending a violent barber to a Covid-hit prison after hearing 100 inmates have been struck down by the virus.
A long-awaited Aldi supermarket has opened its doors to customers for the first time.
New images have been released showing how a major town centre building could look when it is revamped as apartments with a rooftop bar.
An MP believes people will jump Kent’s border to enjoy a pint or restaurant meal when the county is plunged into Tier 3.
A 28-year-old man is to go on trial next year accused of taking part in a robbery on a pensioner.
We have answered some of the questions you may have about Kent's new Tier 3 status.
Kent has the dubious title of having the first and second worst boroughs for Covid in England - here's why the county is in Tier 3.
Canterbury Cathedral has been accused of acting in an un-Christian way by showing the door to several workers on zero-hours contracts.
The final go-ahead has been given for a new multi-million pound business 'hub' which is expected to create hundreds of jobs.
Kent will exit Lockdown 2 next week in Tier 3, as infection rates in parts of the county are among the worst in England.
Police investigating the theft of several tortoises, which are classed as endangered, have issued a plea for help.
Students showing no signs of coronavirus will be able to get tested at Kent universities from next week in an effort to get them home for Christmas.
An historical town in the west of the county has been named the happiest place to live in the south east, according to a new survey.
Police have released an image of a man they would like to talk to after a mother and daughter were told to "go back to Saudi Arabia" at a bus stop.
Thousands of children in the county will find out today whether or not they passed the Kent Test.
A school has taken the unusual step of publicly hitting back at a parent who complained about it closing because of a coronavirus outbreak.
A shelter for the homeless has reopened its doors but with new restrictions in place it fears some people may be left out in the cold.
Six teens who saved a suicidal young man's life at a station have been thanked by the government's Rail Minister for their "bravery and compassion".
The government remains undecided about which tier of coronavirus restrictions the county will be placed into today, KentOnline can reveal.
A Border Force Officer has received a pay out for unfair dismissal after he was reported for making racist comments.
Council officers have visited 48 businesses accused of being open during lockdown.
A 27-year-old has been jailed after pointing a sawn-off shotgun at unsuspecting officers, before fleeing and disposing of the firearm in a bin.
Our political editor looks at what the latest budget announcement means for Kent.
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