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A military historian has worked with some of the world’s most famous film directors, including Steven Spielberg, Sam Mendes and Peter Jackson.
Harrowing footage shows the moment door staff shouted “watch out behind you” before a woman repeatedly stabbed a stranger in the back.
With neat lawns, a playground and stunning views, this estate would be perfect for families - yet the homes have been empty for years.
Our reporter paid a visit to the Kent-based team working day and night to save thousands of reptiles across the country every year.
Councils are set to get new powers to crack down on the number of new vape shops, bookies and barbers in high streets - but what do shoppers think?
Afraid of boats yet drawn to history, our reporter jumped at the rare chance to travel on board the world's last seagoing paddle steamer.
Controversial landlord Fergus Wilson has looked back over his “good, colourful” life after being diagnosed with prostate cancer.
A "greedy and manipulative" gambler fleeced family and friends out of life-changing sums of money as he blew more than £4 million on betting sites.
A former landlord recalls the night terror came to his quiet town centre pub at the height of the Troubles.
It’s a sting in the tail of Brexit - the new EU Entry/Exit System, which starts next month. We tried out the terminals at Eurotunnel.
It was almost as if Formula 1 had returned to Kent when Brands Hatch hosted the first-ever A1 Grand Prix event exactly 20 years ago today.
An historian has taken a stroll along a Kent road for his podcast’s 600th episode and was “blown away” by what he saw.
In an in-depth interview, former Labour MP Rosie Duffield discusses life back on the opposition benches - and hints at a return to the party.
Kent is facing “immediate and urgent” challenges related to climate change, including new pests and coastal erosion, a new report has disclosed.
We tracked down the owner of several vape shops in Kent, who has been accused of an “ongoing pattern of criminal behaviour”.
Country park visitors with proof they paid for parking are refusing to pay a fee for “keying errors”- and say they will even go to court.
Recent inspections by the CQC have revealed the extent of the adult social care crisis as KCC warns of even core services “stretched to the brink”.
Despite the government’s promises, the number of small boat crossings has continued to soar. Here, we look at why the crisis is so hard to control.
When a dredger found an old diving suit in the Channel, no one was prepared for what was inside. Months later, another grisly discovery was made…
Harrowing footage shows a Kent traffic warden being thrown to the ground and beaten after issuing a ticket to a man parked illegally.
It’s been described by a major publication as “probably the most famous English garden there is” but did it live up to the horticultural hype?
The total temporary accommodation bill for Kent councils has now rocketed to £47.8 million - but people are still living in unacceptable conditions.
A forensics expert now working in Kent has told of the horrors he witnessed during 35 years investigating some of the UK’s biggest crime scenes.
Today marks 100 days since Reform UK took charge of Kent County Council with a thumping majority - but have they lived up to their promises?
A small town straddling both the London commuter belt and the Kent countryside is riding a cleaner, greener wave that shows no signs of slowing.
Kent’s public health director says anti-vax parents are putting their children’s lives at risk amid worrying outbreaks of measles across the country.
As the average price of a new build home in Kent soars past £420,000, how can the market soften to allow first-time buyers onto the property ladder?
A Kent man spent more than a week in one of the world’s least democratic countries - but did he find it as oppressive as others make it out to be?
When he’s not designing video games on Roblox, this 20-year-old from Kent is busy running his own country - and scaring his parents “half to death”.
We toured the little-known Kent castle, accessible only by boat, and uncovered stories of the historical elite hidden within its ancient walls.
Reform councillors attended an anti-immigration protest to “show solidarity” with the public - but our reporter witnessed one very awkward moment.
An underperforming primary school placed at risk of “termination” is turning things around under the “inspiring” leadership of a new head teacher.
A former leader of Kent County Council says the local authority’s bid to balance the books on special needs provision could cause major issues.
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