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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.
A small number of pupils have been told to self-isolate after a school confirmed a positive test for coronavirus.
Lorries seeking to get into the county will need special permits in an attempt by the government to filter traffic and avoid post-Brexit gridlock.
A man has been locked up after police discovered two shotguns, two revolvers and a handgun at his home address.
Motorists are being advised to avoid an area following a serious collision this afternoon, which has left a road closed.
A flat that was a magnet for crime and blighted the lives of neighbours has been boarded up by police.
Police raids at 12 properties across the region have netted a large haul of cocaine and cash.
Up to £100m worth of cocaine has been seized at a port after it was discovered stuffed inside fruit pallets.
A sprawling Grade II-listed property controversially snapped up two years ago for a fraction of its true value has today been sold for £1.5m.
A council is organising a community meeting to address any questions residents have about military barracks being used to house asylum seekers.
Pupils have been told to self-isolate for two weeks after a staff member tested positive for coronavirus.
Artwork intended to "start a discussion and raise eyebrows" has been torn down and lobbed in the Medway.
A Kent couple caught up in a Greek storm have described it as the most terrifying experience of their lives.
A bus driver on jury service sent home after groping a woman Crown Court worker has admitted sexual assault.
Truckers seeking to cross the Channel after Brexit will need a pass to get into Kent, with police enforcing the policy.
Hundereds of asylum seekers in 26 boats made their way across the Channel to reach the UK.
A young motorcyclist was killed when his bike crossed into the path of oncoming traffic, an inquest has heard.
Police were called following reports of a large gathering and discovered a dead horse in the road.
The ferry firm infamous for being handed a £14 million government contract despite having no boats has gone into voluntary liquidation.
Two students at the University of Kent have tested positive for Covid-19 three days after the start of a new term.
A body has been found in woodland which was taped off for much of the morning.
Two prisoners tried to murder a guard while wearing fake suicide belts and chanting Allahu Akbar, a court has heard.
A mum says her daughter is scared to walk home after being hit by a car while crossing the road.
A man has appeared in court and two women arrested as part of an investigation into an alleged courier scam network operating in Kent.
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