The Latest Breaking News from Kent

Writers and artists are often inspired by the landscapes they encounter or inhabit, and one of the most distinctive is Dungeness in Kent, on England’s south coast. This headland is punctuated by converted lookout towers, fishermen’s cottages, tanneries and wood-panelled artists’ studios, turquoise crab nets and rusted anchors.

James Dixon and Thomas Loring were later arrested following an attack targeting a cash-in-transit worker at a Post Office on Old Kent Road

Up to 50mm could fall across the Isle of Wight, Sussex and Kent.

The horses are believed to have been stolen from the green and led through fields before being put in a horsebox parked near a pub.

Letters: Readers respond to Polly Toynbee’s article about the tussle between central government and local planners in Kent

Asylum seekers who fled to UK to escape persecution said they endured abuse and squalor at centre in Kent

Court documents contain admissions by officials that they were unable to control the situation at the Kent facility where 18,000 asylum seekers were illegally detained

When Soniya and Olabasi became parents, they decided they wanted to head somewhere a little bit safer

A drunk driver who crashed his car in Kent and killed a passenger told police "I don't care" and "I just want to go to bed" as he was breathalysed.

‘It’s been an absolute privilege to oversee his recovery since his surgery,’ said Jon Forde, head of bears at Wildwood Trust.

If it wants to build 1.5m homes, the government will sometimes need to be brave enough to reject local feeling – as it has done in Swale, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee