On the 75th anniversary of Adolf Hitler's death, a survivor of the Nazi regime recalls there being little surprise at the Fuhrer's demise.

Services could be cut and major projects scrapped to balance the books in one area of Kent as its council warns of a "financial tsunami".

Police have issued two bikers with warnings after they were stopped while riding through woodland.

Demand for Covid-19 treatment centres across the district may have been vastly overestimated as it is revealed few patients are using them.

A Kent MP has branded those who are using the Covid-19 lockdown as an opportunity to control partners and family members 'almighty cowards'.

Red river hogs from a wild animal park are due to be sent to Africa after lockdown.

With a coastline home to two of Britain's most important historic shipping lanes, Kent has a wealth of shipwrecks in the waters around the county.

A suspect was arrested after reports he threatened to set fire to a shed.

Officers have taped off an area next to a block of flats after police and paramedics were called out.

Five more B&Q branches have now reopened across the county.

Shoppers at Tesco could be asked to queue in their cars instead of lining up outside if the weather is cold or wet.

A developer has launched fresh plans to build houses on the site of a former restaurant - after a previous proposal was rejected by the council.

Police are hunting a motorist who drove off after colliding with another car in a horrific crash which left a grandmother needing hospital treatment.

An arts university has joined the effort to supply frontline workers with scrubs and face shields.

Bakery chain Greggs and fast food firm Burger King have both announced they will reopen a number of stores amid the national lockdown.

An independent review into a hospital baby death scandal has started with help from people who worked on the Hillsborough investigation.

The Covid-19 pandemic has sparked police guidelines which could see travellers avoid eviction from illegal camps, but only in certain parts of Kent.

Madcap schemes for the county include a 200ft carving of Winston Churchill's face in the White Cliffs and a 50m white horse in the Ebbsfleet Valley.

From a homemade 'pub' to a back garden assault course, people in Kent have taken DIY to a new level during lockdown - vote for your favourite.

The staff and the services of a scandal-hit social housing firm are set to transfer to the four councils that own it later this year.