A furious voter has blamed Royal Mail for “depriving” him of his voice in the general election after his postal ballot failed to arrive.

If Labour captures this ‘bellwether’ seat tomorrow the party will most likely form the government.

Some people have yet to receive their postal vote for the general election on July 4 which could mean they won’t be able to cast their ballot.

Farmers who say they are under pressure like never before have spelt out what they hope for beyond election day this week.

Tonight KentOnline, KMTV and kmfm will be providing unrivalled coverage from across the county - bringing you the very latest as it happens.

A long-standing former MP has revealed she will be starting a new role working for a public relations company.

Labour chose a busy stretch of the A2 to launch its final poster advert of the election campaign.

Despite polls indicating huge victories for Labour, it’s never a good look for politicians to be overly confident about results, writes Paul Francis.

From Brexit to jobs and our high streets - we look at how the main parties will tackle the key business issues impacting Kent.

We spoke to Rosie Duffield about her seven years as Kent’s only Labour MP, her ongoing security concerns - and what she thinks of her critics.

As the general election campaign enters its final stretch, we hear from a top polling expert.

A new poll suggests the Conservatives will hold on in some key Kent electoral battlegrounds - but the party is still set for major losses.

Political editor Paul Francis examines whether a town that has voted Conservative for more than 40 years could be persuaded to change allegiances.

With one week to go until the general election, readers give their views on the choices on offer on polling day in this week’s letters to the editor.

With just a week to go until we go to the polls, we look at how the parties’ promises on transport could impact Kent.

Forget betting scandals and tax rows, says our columnist, with a week to go parties need to spell out exactly how they plan to improve our lives.

This election, many young people will vote for the first time. But politicians aren’t doing enough to win their support, argues one student leader.

An ‘unexplained’ fire started close to the offices of a Tory election candidate.

Around 300 people came out in the heat to listen to Reform UK’s new leader Nigel Farage as he visited Kent.

A Tory candidate was empty-chaired at a hustings in her constituency, while a Reform party hopeful was replaced with a pinecone.