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Serial killer to provide DNA as part of new Chillenden murders probe
A serial killer is set to give a DNA sample in connection with one of Kent’s most notorious crimes.
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Body found in suitcase at park close to children’s teddy bear hunt
Two men have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a body was discovered in a suitcase at a park.
‘I’m pulling my hair out’: Trader’s anger at decision not to show World Cup game
A trader says he is “demoralised” by a council’s decision not to show England’s quarter-final World Cup clash at a food hall.
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Giant projection lights up White Cliffs as Bayeux Tapestry arrives in Kent
The White Cliffs of Dover have been lit up with a huge projection of the Bayeux Tapestry as the historic embroidery arrived in the UK.
Recreation ground taped off for second day after large emergency response
A recreation ground remains sealed off by police after a large number of officers and forensics teams were spotted there.
Man left with serious injuries after town centre assault
A man has been taken to hospital after reportedly being assaulted in a town centre.
Man arrested on suspicion of murdering Ann Widdecombe released
Police say a man arrested on suspicion of murder after former Kent MP Ann Widdecombe was found dead is no longer part of their investigation.
‘There’s no one else doing it here’: New coffee shop among trio of expansions at seaside landmark
More is now on offer for visitors at a popular tourist spot in Kent amid makeovers for three traders.
‘How can you build a secondary school without a bus stop anywhere?’
Parents worried about children’s safety have launched a petition to secure a bus service for a new secondary school with no public transport links.
‘I’ll end you!’: Thug scarred partner with dinner plate after complaining about curry
A violent thug permanently scarred his partner after hurling a dinner plate into her face because he was unhappy with a curry she had cooked him.
‘Phones, vapes and swimming costumes - have we forgotten how to act at a restaurant?’
Our columnist goes for a fancy meal at the seaside and is left slack-jawed by his fellow diners…
Tennis, teasers and Harry Potter - can you crack our weekend quiz?
Can you remember the colours of the rainbow? Try our general knowledge pub quiz.
‘The sunset was spectacular, but £12 for a fruit juice cocktail?’
Our reviewer tried out an old-fashioned pub which has been transformed into a modern bar after a five-figure makeover.
‘We chucked in our jobs to set up a burger bar - we love it but it’s been a challenge!’
Two mums who came up with a business venture at their favourite pub say things are thriving - but it’s been a steep learning curve.
Taskmaster winner and Live at the Apollo stars to test out their Edinburgh Fringe shows on audiences in Kent
Here’s how to hear jokes and stories from some of the UK's hottest stand-ups before anyone else.
Decision due for strawberry grower’s fresh plan for more polytunnels
A farmer’s second application for polytunnels for growing strawberries is recommended for approval despite the first having been rejected.
Barrister accused of breaking teacher’s jaw during school trip claims he acted in self-defence
A lawyer who claims he acted in self-defence when he broke a teacher's jaw has been described by colleagues as the “epitome of a good man”.
'She will be missed by us all': Former Kent MP Ann Widdecombe dies aged 78
Ann Widdecombe, the former MP and MEP who also featured on Strictly Come Dancing, has died.
Bayeux Tapestry arrives in London under Kent Police escort
The Bayeux Tapestry has arrived in London after travelling under a police escort as it returned to England for the first time in almost 1,000 years.
Police hunt dogs and owner after cat dies and woman injured in attack
Police are hunting two dogs and their owner after a cat died and a woman suffered injuries during an attack.