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Two teenagers who have been stuck in New Zealand since the country went into lockdown say they are relieved they can now book a flight home.
Donations have been flooding in to support the hospitals and NHS staff working to fight the coronavirus in Kent.
A parish council is using festive tree lights to show support for the NHS, and there are plans to expand the display.
A Kent physician has helped raise a staggering amount for equipment, aided by a top film star.
Doctors, nurses and ambulance workers were surprised when bags brimming with fresh food were handed over by police officers.
A company has apologised after a faulty cable left more than 300 customers without electricity.
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A leading business forecaster predicts how the county will adapt when we emerge from the coronavirus outbreak.
From next week the spending limit for contactless card payments will be increased from £30 to £45.
Equipment from the University of Kent is going to be used to help the NHS test for coronavirus.
School bosses are coming up with creative methods to keep children educated, entertained and healthy during the Coronavirus outbreak.
A bar has come up with a novel way of thanking NHS staff for their work to tackle the coronavirus outbreak.
Trusted news has never been so important - and the KM is now providing free access to all its paid-for newspapers in digital format.
Ashford United boss Tommy Warrilow reacts to the coronavirus crisis by saying people's health is the most important consideration.
Paul Acres gives his verdict on Skoda’s new compact SUV, the Kamiq
Staff and supporters of a Kent disabilities charity have mobilised a team of have-a-go cycling heroes to take part in the KM Big Bike Ride next month.
Police called to a suspected burglary found almost 250 cannabis plans inside a home which had not actually been broken into.
Children from a Kent primary walked in the shoes of the explorer who founded Thanet’s Powell Cotton Museum after winning a green-travel challenge.
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