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More than half of all coronavirus patient deaths in Kent this month have been recorded at a single hospital, latest figures reveal.
Emergency services including the air ambulance were called to reports of a person in difficulty on a lake.
Police, ambulance and the air ambulance have been called to a supermarket following reports of a 'medical incident'.
Popular bakery chain Greggs has announced more than 800 job losses as sales struggle during the pandemic.
A yellow weather warning has been issued for tomorrow, with flooding of some roads and properties predicted.
YouTube star and local lad HRVY will be doing the salsa on Strictly Come Dancing tonight.
One pocket of Kent has registered infection rates three times higher than Liverpool.
A man has been charged following a string of burglaries, in which a car, bank cards and electrical items were stolen.
Senior citizens have been keeping busy during lockdown by recreating iconic shots from famous films.
Just days after residents and council workers scrubbed off in excess of 100 graffiti tags, more have been scrawled across numerous buildings.
One of Kent's biggest developers has spoken openly about being trolled and his undeserved reputation as a money-grabber in an in-depth interview.
Our very own Tony Blackburn, and the original king of the jungle, has confessed his thoughts on returning to I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!
The director of a foodbank set up in June to help families in need says hackers have swiped £28,000 from the organisation's bank account.
A theatre could be facing the risk of closure after a council ordered a review of its services.
WARNING: Graphic descriptions - A doctor has revealed the shocking extent of a student's injuries after an alleged gang attack in a city centre.
A group of three surgeries serving around 21,000 patients has seen five members of staff catch the coronavirus.
A gaffe has mistakenly linked a Kent MP with the Yorkshire Ripper - but it has become the latest in a series of funny Twitter exchanges.
Hospitals in Kent are treating 10 times more Covid-19 patients than a month ago, with deaths in November already higher than for the whole of October.
Defences designed to protect shoppers and residents from a terror attack are due to be introduced this month following a technical delay.
Three young elephant Tuskers - an elephant with tusks weighing 45kg+ - have been moved to new homes to secure their genetics in South Africa.
Dramatic pictures show remains of a lorry fire which closed a motorway.
Fireworks were thrown at people, animals and dustcart in a spate of drive-by attacks.
A 65-year-old brought back from Australia was found dead just hours before he was due to face sentence for crimes committed in the 1970s.
A former Lady Mayoress and university lecturer has been named as the pensioner who was hit and killed by a van outside a Waitrose.
Developers have officially submitted proposals for a huge housing estate sprawling across hundreds of acres of farmland.
Ambulance crews and paramedics may be put up in hotels to ensure they can get to work if Brexit causes travel disruption across the county.
A primary school has sent home more than 20 staff members and told 179 pupils to isolate following two confirmed coronavirus cases.
Our political editor analyses the week in politics which included good news for the PM when a vaccine was announced, but rows at number 10 dominate.
Footage from inside an egg farm has been blasted by animal rights campaigners - but the company in charge says the covert operation put hens at risk.
Councils have been told to 'weed out' any problems with future cycling and walking schemes as the government grants a £7million boost for projects.
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