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Despite losing her leg to cancer, brave Annabel is determined to play football again as soon as she can.
A suicidal man who had to be Tasered by police when he threatened them with four knives has been jailed.
A brute has been jailed after telling his sex assault victim she would die a painful death as he grabbed her around the throat.
An investigation has been launched after a train was damaged when a group of thugs hurled rocks at it.
A man arrested on suspicion of murder after finding his neighbour dead says the ordeal has left him exhausted, destitute and homeless.
Which rapper shot his latest video in Kent? And just how long should a Harvey's sofa last? It's the Friday News Quiz.
Parents say scores of laughing gas canisters are being found scattered in a Kent park on a daily basis.
A road has been cordoned off by police after an unexploded bomb was discovered in a garden.
A family was left without food after a delivery driver refused to hand over their weekly shop - despite showing him the bank card used to order it.
A hospital has repeated the mistake that led to the death of a much-loved grandfather in recent weeks, despite new measures in place.
After thieves took their garden gate, Paul Sargeant and Marina Wilks decided there was only one way to guard their property.
A carer who shoved a faeces-stained flannel into a vulnerable patient's mouth - saying she would treat her "like a dog" - has been convicted of abuse.
The FA has fined Gillingham FC and chairman Paul Scally £75,000 each over misconduct charges after an ex-player claimed he was sacked over his race.
Desperate migrants have described why they are making dangerous attempts to enter the UK, as the PM pledges to help Kent deal with the crisis.
A police officer has revealed 16 suspected illegal immigrants have been arrested after they were seen jumping off a lorry.
Around 1,000 lorries are to be held at a station car park in a bid to ease the Operation Stack crisis, as parts of the M20 re-opened this morning.
Cigarettes, alcohol and cash were swiped when thieves ransacked a food and wine store in a quiet village.
The European Commission says it is powerless to help with either the Calais crisis or Operation Stack.
A woman who died after falling in the road while walking in and out of traffic had suffered a cracked skull and bleed on the brain, an inquest heard.
A stretch of road was cordoned off after the discovery of a man's body in the early hours of this morning.
A frustrated consumer who staged a protest outside a furniture store over his faulty sofa will appear on national television tonight.
A judge has warned a mother of seven she may lose her children if she continues to steal.
Inspectors ordered immediate improvements at a care home where patients were forced to wear incontinence pads, whether they required them or not.
A cabbie has released footage of his vehicle being broken into early today.
It's emerged the number of child asylum seekers in Kent has almost doubled in three months, putting "enormous strain" on social services.
A cyclist is fighting for his life after being seriously injured in a crash with a lorry at a busy roundabout.
An inmate was involved in an eight-hour stand-off with guards after he reportedly damaged a prison chapel, scaled the roof and hurled tiles.
A photographer has accused the Ministry of Defence of “panicking” by removing a photo of Fusilier Lee Rigby from its commemorative website.
Army says it is not sending in the Gurkhas to deal with border issues stemming from Calais crisis because it's not a military matter.
A corn field was destroyed in a blaze near in a small village that has now seen four fires this month.
