Stand-off ends as man arrested
Police storm a flat in Kent and arrest a man who barricaded himself inside the property for 18 hours.
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Watches stolen in jewellers raid
A jewellers in Kent is targeted by raiders who smash a window and grab watches.
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Stand-off closes town centre road
Homes are evacuated and a road is closed after a man barricades himself into a flat in a Kent town centre.
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Pc to face court over fatal crash
A police officer is expected to face charges of causing death by dangerous driving following a fatal crash in Kent last year.
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Pirates 'reunite captive couple'
A Kent couple kidnapped by Somali pirates have been temporarily reunited after spending weeks apart.
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Pirate couple to be remain apart
A Kent couple being held hostage by Somali pirates will not be reunited for the foreseeable future, a spokesman for the pirates has said.
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Pirate couple speak of 'torment'
A UK couple kidnapped by Somali pirates speak of their loneliness and torment at being separated as their wedding anniversary approaches.
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Hospital bug measures criticised
The family of a 91-year-old woman who caught norovirus at the Kent and Sussex Hospital criticise infection control measures.
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Six Nations: Ireland v Italy
Last year, you may remember BBC Newsline visited Six Nations in six days. This time we're interviewing some of those countrymen who now live here. Second up in our series, we talk to an unusally humble Gaul ahead of, perhaps, Ireland's most crucial game of this year's Six Nations championship, against France in Paris.
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Six Nations: England v Ireland
Last year, you may remember BBC Newsline visited Six Nations in six days. This time we're interviewing some of those countrymen who now live here. Second up in our series, we talk to an unusally humble Gaul ahead of, perhaps, Ireland's most crucial game of this year's Six Nations championship, against France in Paris.
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Battle of Britain flying ace dies
One of the Battle of Britain's most successful pilots, Wing Commander Bob Doe, dies at the age of 89.
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Horse owners warned over security
Kent Police asks horse owners to secure their stables and equipment following a spate of rural break ins.
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Maternity decision to be reviewed
Plans to remove some maternity services from a Kent hospital are to be reviewed by the Secretary of State for Health.
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Fire in junction box closes road
A serious fire in an electricity junction box in the centre of Tunbridge Wells forces the closure of a main route through the town.
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Marine cleared of killing sailor
A Royal Marine is found not guilty of killing a sailor who died following a night out in Portsmouth in May last year.
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Police hunt for mayoral regalia
Police in west Kent search for items of mayoral regalia which are stolen from a property.
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Six in six: France v Ireland
Last year, you may remember BBC Newsline visited Six Nations in six days. This time we're interviewing some of those countrymen who now live here. Second up in our series, we talk to an unusally humble Gaul ahead of, perhaps, Ireland's most crucial game of this year's Six Nations championship, against France in Paris.
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Family in plea for son to return
The family of a disabled man from Sussex appeal to anyone looking after him to allow him to go home.
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UK Somalis rally behind Chandlers
The British Somali community is keen to show its support for kidnapped Britons Paul and Rachel Chandler.
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Crime apology scheme rolled out
More criminals will be made to apologise to their victims in a new approach to stop re-offending in Kent.
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