One part of Kent is now the third most popular place in the UK for Londoners buying second homes - but what do residents think?

Four decades ago the inaugural edition of the Great Warbirds brought a unique brand of airshow to the masses — and one unlikely to be seen again.

Rosie Percy swapped south London for the Kent coast two years ago and has no regrets about becoming a DFL...

An abandoned factory and woodlands could still pose a “biohazard” to humans - as experts warn soil and water may be contaminated with Mad Cow Disease.

AI site ChatGPT has more than 100 million users – but can it be trusted? We quizzed it on Kent and even got it to write us poetry and a song.

We take a look at the timeless story of one of Britain's most well-known and heartbreaking love triangles which left two of its protagonists dead.

With its remote location and "no selfies" rule, this pub has welcomed many famous faces in recent years.

On No Smoking Day, our reporter describes his struggles to kick the habit after 40 years - despite the health risks and £400 a month costs...

Having been criticised by colleagues as well as Nigel Farage, Rod Liddle and Jacob Rees-Mogg, a Kent council leader tells us why he is misunderstood.

As a second series on the Brink's Mat drama is confirmed, here we separate fact from fiction, and ask: "Who was the real Kenneth Noye?"

The online reviews for this "Addams family" hotel are scathing - but is it really that bad? Our reporter found out...

It's survived plagues, wars and pandemics to produce some of the biggest names in rugby and TV, here we look at the legacy of The Mighty Stones.

After a Kent town was named one of the worst places to live in the entire country we took to the streets to find out if it deserves its reputation.

A group of young people have been recognised nationally for their work in tackling hate crime and bullying.

He planted the first vines at Chapel Down and has left his mark on many of the county's top winemakers - we meet the Godfather of English wine.

A family are over the moon after discovering their long-long relatives who live 10,045 miles away...all thanks to a £30 DNA kit.

A defiant mum has vowed not to change her eccentric style - despite being called "disgusting" by strangers on the school run.

Our reporter, who worked at McDonald's aged 16, returned to the Golden Arches - where even flipping burgers is now a thing of the past.

We look at how four parts of the county are set to be transformed after receiving millions of pounds from the government's Levelling Up Fund.

Our reporter travelled all the way from Dartford to Dungeness using a new £2 bus fare cap, meeting an interesting character on the way.