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Celestial wonders seen in our skies
01 June 2021From comets to eclipses, a look to the heavens has delivered some remarkable sights over the years.
Five ways Kent is changing the world
12 May 2021From life-saving drug discovery to 6G technology, our county has its fair share of people striving to make the planet a better place.
Psychologists' signs help cut pollution at crossings
01 April 2021Carefully worded road signs have helped 'significantly' cut pollution by reducing engine idling at busy railway crossings, a study has found.
'I'm going on hunger strike to stop climate change'
25 March 2021With the future of our world threatened by the effects of global warming, one Canterbury student is taking drastic measures to get the message across.
Next coastal flood defence works announced
24 March 2021A section of Kent's coastline has been selected for future coastal flood defence improvements.
Chinese and Russian cyber hackers target KCC computers
03 March 2021There were 76 million attempts to steal data from Kent County Council's computers during just three months last year, councillors have been told.
Meteor races across night sky
01 March 2021Footage captures the dramatic moment a fireball lights up parts of Kent as a meteor raced across the night sky.
20-metre 5G mast planned for housing estate
04 February 2021A 20-metre telecomms tower could be built metres from a community playground.
Inside the tech used by new border command cell
02 February 2021A James Bond-style unmanned speed boat is among the new technology being deployed by Border Force in its fight against people smuggling gangs.
'Up to 1 in 3 people in Kent have caught Covid'
07 January 2021EXCLUSIVE: Almost one in three people in Kent could have already had coronavirus, scientists have estimated.
How and when to see the ‘Christmas Star’
14 December 2020The 'Christmas star' will be seen for the first time in 800 years this winter.
Council will be 'King Canute' in crumbling cliffs saga
21 November 2020A council has decided to take on the Environment Agency in a last-ditch bid to save cliffs which keep falling into the sea.
Dad gets green light for 'last hope' cancer treatment
28 September 2020A father who raised £100,000 for his "last hope" cancer treatment in Israel will fly out this week after getting the green light from doctors.
Wartime missile crater to be excavated
19 September 2020The landing site of a rocket launched during an attack on Britain during the Second World War is to be excavated by archaeologists.
Tributes to 'brave' mum whose body will be donated to science
27 August 2020Tributes have flooded social media for a mum whose last ditch cancer treatment was not available because of coronavirus.
Kent's connectivity praised
27 August 2020Government ministers have applauded Kent's efforts to boost broadband connection.
University data held for ransom
28 July 2020A Kent university has revealed data was stolen by an unknown cybercriminal.
KMTV films tackle pig vaccines, IVF and leukaemia treatment
25 July 2020New documentaries produced by the TV channel are taking audiences inside the labs where cutting edge research is being done to save and improve lives.
Petition launched to stop 'rape and pillage' of beaches
16 July 2020A petition has been launched lobbying authorities to stand firmer against suspected illegal shellfish harvesting to protect coastal habitats.
Bison to be introduced to Kent woodland
10 July 2020Europe's biggest land mammals will be free to roam a 2,500 acre conservation area in Kent as part of a ground-breaking project to boost biodiversity.
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