Новости за 04.10.2021

Children and their families are set to discover whether they have earned a place at grammar school.

The long-awaited inquests into the deaths of the victims of serial killer Stephen Port are set to open.

A man who was previously jailed for stabbing his ex-partner to death has been sent back to prison for trying to randomly knife strangers.

The location of murderer and rapist Wayne Couzens over the past 30 years is being traced to see if he was close to any cold cases.

A man in his 30s has died after he was involved in a lorry crash on his motorbike in the east tunnel of the Dartford Crossing.

Traffic was temporarily held on a bridge on the M2 whilst police responded to reports of concerns for a man's welfare.

Two of social media's biggest hitters, and a popular messaging service, are both down after more than 100,000 people report problems.

A runner-turned strongman is on course to reach his fundraising target for a dementia charity after towing a car around a track for more than 25km.

Our political editor Paul Francis takes a look at what the Chancellor's speech at the Tory party conference means for Kent.

Discarded grass and bramble cuttings are being collected again from homes by contractors after a two-month suspension.

Footballer Fikayo Tomori's former school is backing him all the way after his England call-up.

With more than £10 million lost to courier fraud this year, we take a look at how people can keep themselves and their loved ones safe.

A village recreation ground is set to be revamped with a new games area, cafe and improved facilities.

The draw for the fourth qualifying round of the FA Cup has been made.

A teenage boy has appeared in court after another boy was reportedly threatened at knifepoint during an alleged robbery attempt on a village green.

A new supermarket will join Morrisons and Toolstation, with the mayor of Gravesham set to conduct an official opening.

Train services have been cancelled while Southeastern investigates smoke coming from cables by the rail-side.

A musician says she is leaving the Kent town she has made her "new home" after being verbally abused.

Two police officers who braved smoke and flames to rescue an arsonist have been recognised for their bravery by the fire service.

The Voice judge Olly Murrs sent a special message to a youngster after her grandad approached him at a football match.

A baby trauma and bereavement charity has been given a funding boost of more than £100,000 to help hundreds more families.

A bidding war developed at the auction of a hidden collection of valuable coins belonging to a late pensioner.

Chart-topping guitarist Dave Grohl has been named at the latest star to read a bedtime story and he's chosen one by a very famous fellow musician...

A giant buoy which is higher than a double-decker bus has washed up on a Kent seafront.

A community farm set up after Nick Knowles' TV show DIY SOS helped a family has celebrated its third birthday.