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A former Kent teacher found dead on an Indian Ocean island in 2011 was murdered, an inquest has ruled.
Snowfall overnight has led to a safety warning for those taking to the county's roads as increasingly wet and cold conditions take hold.
Several routes have flooded after the Environment Agency issued flood alerts for parts of Kent.
Drivers face delays on the roads after a car broke down in a tailback caused by an earlier crash.
A crash, involving two vehicles, caused delays for drivers on the M2.
The harsh winter weather looks to make the third lockdown the most difficult we've had to endure.
A farmer and his son say super Covid drive-thru centres are needed to deliver the vaccine and have offered to help build one.
An ambitious plan for almost 1,000 student flats has divided opinion - critics say it's not needed, while those backing it say it's a 'godsend'.
Last year a KM reporter decided to give Veganuary a go - a year on and he's still on it.
It is essential we all do everything we can to help beat the virus, so here is a guide about what you need to know about testing and the vaccine.
The boss of Britain's oldest brewer is offering his pubs to the government to be used as venues for the Covid-19 vaccination programme.
Burger chain McDonald's says it will temporarily close its walk-in and dine-in branches in light of the start of the third national lockdown.
Flooding is expected tonight and into tomorrow in numerous parts of Kent.
Tributes have been paid to popular amateur sportsman who died on Boxing Day following a brain tumour.
Health bosses have warned that as many as one in 50 people have got coronavirus across the UK as Kent's case total nears 100k.
An after-hours party held at a branch of Aldi "should not have taken place", bosses have admitted.
The leader of KCC says there are 'promising signs' that post-Brexit disruption around the Channel ports may not be as severe as some have predicted.
Three bronze statues weighing up to 300 kilos have been stolen from a garden.
Police issued dozens of people with fines for breaking rules over the New Year period - including a woman who had travelled down from Scotland.
Ambulance crews from nearby counties originally redeployed to Kent as part of Brexit plans are now helping with pressure caused by the pandemic.
Four horses are now in police custody after being found running free on a main road.
Councillors area being asked if officers should be able to put social media under surveillance to prevent crimes.
A coastguard helicopter and the police have been searching after reports of a body sighted in a river close to a motorway bridge.
A mum whose family was struck down by coronavirus is relieved that schools have closed, saying reopening them added to the spread.
A councillor is fearful that rural Kent is being over-looked in the vaccination programme.
Police have been called multiple times after a gang was seen stealing and torching books before throwing them at people's homes.
HGV drivers heading for Europe have started receiving Covid-19 tests at a huge Brexit lorry park which has opened for the first time.
Kent business leaders, parents and politicians have reacted after the UK was plunged back into lockdown - with £4.6 billion of new grants announced.
On the 12th day of Quizmas, KentOnline is finishing off with a simple Kent trivia true of false quiz.
Developers have been given the go-ahead to open a new Costa - despite scores of objections from concerned residents.
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