As the crucial Monday deadline for 100 backers looms, Kent's MPs have been revealing who will get their support to become the next PM.

A last-ditch effort to reverse controversial cuts to bus services across the county has failed.

Boris Johnson is reportedly eyeing up a bid to lead the Conservative Party again following Liz Truss' resignation – here's who our MPs are backing.

A damning report has slammed a hospital trust for failings in care after it was found at least 45 baby deaths could have been prevented.

A police boss has hit out at 'unacceptable' numbers of people misusing the 999 service, with more than 1,000 hoax calls received since 2015.

The number of children seeking a grammar school place in Kent has increased significantly this year.

A charity is 'deeply worried' by the number of hate crimes based on sexuality or gender identity reported in Kent last year.

Figures reveal vastly different suspension rates of pupils across the county's schools - prompting concerns over just why.

Archive photos show how no part of Kent escaped the devastation of the Great Storm when it struck more than 30 years ago.

The high-speed trains on the Southeastern network are being upgraded in a £27 million revamp with a range of new features for passengers.

New clinics are being opened to tackle a backlog of people waiting for tests and scans but 14,000 more joined the queue in the last 12 months.

The scale of Kent's social housing crisis has been revealed, as councils fail to meet homebuilding targets.

A dad whose daughter was stillborn and set up a charity to help parents has spoken of the ways we can all help break the 'taboo' of talking about it.

With National Grid warning there could be blackouts this winter, we look back at the last time the county was plunged into darkness...

It has emerged that KCC failed to deliver bought-and-paid-for bus passes on time to more than 800 parents.

There is a backlog of more than 5,000 crown and magistrates court cases across the county, it has been revealed.

Police have introduced new measures to help victims of domestic violence as figures show a rise in reported cases last year.

Liz Truss' speech to fellow Conservatives today will have implications for housebuilding in the Garden of England - and the Channel crossings crisis.

A council's first solar farm, 170 miles away, is set to start producing energy within weeks - but not everyone's in favour of the scheme.

The boom in vaping and rise in youngsters using disposables has prompted plenty of headlines. We take an in-depth look at the impact of the 'craze'.