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A man who had a cough for more than six weeks - later described by his wife as "horrendous" - is thought to have died of coronavirus.
A 44-year-old man is in custody following an armed siege in a residential street.
Police with firearms and dogs are surrounding a house in a residential road after a disturbance.
A village has dug out soldier silhouettes it uses for Remembrance Sunday to salute the NHS and other key-workers.
Part of a beach was cordoned off today when an object thought to be a bomb was discovered at low tide.
Whatever the weather, you know you can't rely on it when in Britain. Kent witnessed bright sunshine today broken by torrential rain and even thunder.
An author working on a new children's TV show has allowed KentOnline to give you a sneak preview.
A Kent baker has created a two-feet tall cake to mark the 100th birthday of Army veteran Colonel Tom Moore – but is now not sure what to do with it.
A holiday park is asking people to nominate someone who could do with a week-long break when lockdown is over.
A new union for prison officers launched in Kent is demanding all inmates be tested for Covid-19 before they are moved between jails.
A barrier has been installed by council officers to stop campervans and motorhomes parking on a beach.
A Kent academy has drafted in a new 'executive head' from Bradford to help turn it around. He will take up his post in September.
A council has set up a crowdfunding site for cash to go towards charities and organisations helping fight coronavirus.
Social services visits to households with vulnerable children are being conducted over Skype, during the coronavirus outbreak.
A reporter has vowed never to discuss fashion again after finding himself at the centre of a social media storm.
An air ambulance has landed in a park, with other emergency services spotted nearby.
A network of safe havens and a helpline have been set up to help people who are living with mental health conditions.
Sheppey United are expanding their youth section in a hope of keeping their best local talent close to home.
A council using a historic building as its HQ has been told to make a decision by September on whether it wants cash to revamp it.
A scheme, which has seen nearly 100 plaques placed across part of the Kent coastline, has been extended to show off historical events.