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Supermarket giant Morrisons has become the first chain to reintroduce a three-item limit on certain products in a bid to combat prevent panic buying.
A major rail company chief has called on the government to back Eurostar in order to save 3,500 jobs.
A plaque has been unveiled in honour of a man who fought against institutionalised racism.
Police have arrested a man after he allegedly asking children to get into his car on several occasions.
Earlier we imagined an independent Kent following Brexit, an increasingly likely scenario, but would you be allowed to stay?
New coronavirus cases are rising in four areas of the county, despite Kent's infection rate remaining much lower than the UK's.
Two teenagers arrested in connection with the death of a pensioner fishing at a picturesque castle lake have had their bail extended a second time.
A heartbroken father has told an inquest of his desperate attempts to revive his son after he was found unresponsive in his bedroom.
An academy trust has sent three year groups into self isolation for 14 days following two confirmed cases of coronavirus.
Dozens of pupils are missing lessons because they have been unable to obtain coronavirus tests – prompting fears children could fall behind.
A county lines dealer who threw his drugs into a pond has been jailed.
An entire year group at a grammar school has been ordered to isolate after a second pupil contracted coronavirus.
The government unveiled a new support scheme which keeps employees in work on shorter hours instead of making them redundant.
A man who attacked a woman 'for her phone' is now behind bars. He ran off after being hit in the groin but cops trapped him using his jumper.
Police have urged university students arriving in Kent for Freshers Week to act responsibly.
A police officer who cared for a groundworker who stabbed him multiple times has been nominated for a bravery award.
Operation Stack has been stood down after being implemented due to French strike action.
A businessman says the work-from-home revolution has played a part in his decision to open two new town centre venues, creating almost 50 jobs.
A disgusted mum fears her children could have ended up in hospital after discovering slug-like mould in a carton of orange juice.
A man has died after a serious crash which closed a rural road for several hours.
After Michael Gove's announcement of a border in Kent we explore what an independent county could look like.
A nursery which has used a building for 26 years is being forced out of its home by a church, which says the hall is no longer fit for purpose.
Refuse collectors drove off with a pensioner's wheelie bin - before telling her to retrieve it in the back of her car.
A “kind-hearted and beautiful” schoolgirl tragically took her own life at a railway station, an inquest has been told.
A long-serving police officer has been sacked after admitting to smoking cannabis every day following a search of his home.
The new Test and Trace app has launched to help battle the spread of coronavirus following months of delays.
From the MP owning Jamaican plantations to the architect who designed Delhi's capital, we delve into the county's colonialist past.
Dozens of objections have been made to an ‘ugly’ bungalow development at a clifftop beauty spot - with demands it be refused.
A bride-to-be has hit out at the latest Covid-19 restrictions, and rearranged her wedding in two days, so more than 15 people can attend.
The coronavirus infection rate in Kent continues to fall and is now seven times lower than the UK average.
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