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Political editor Paul Francis gives his views on what's happened in the world of our politics in the county this week.
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MPs have questioned the country's top scientists over claims made to the nation than coronavirus could claim 4,000 lives a day.
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As Boris Johnson delivered a downbeat statement on 'Lockdown 2' there were hints of backbench opposition, says political editor Paul Francis.
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Tory MP admits the A-level results have been a 'mess' and says he has urged constituents whose grades have been downgraded to use the appeal system.
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Discussions have started to potentially open temporary hospitals in Kent to deal with Covid-19.
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The Freight Transport Association is calling for a Brexit extension so they can concentrate on logistics around the coronavirus outbreak.
A helpline has been set up to help business owners during the coronavirus outbreak.
A Kent MP has urged the government to ensure emergency legislation to tackle the coronavirus pandemic is not used for other purposes.
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A top official says officers will be "very reliant" on people taking the government's advice to stay indoors.
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The county council has announced nine country parks will remain open.
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Passengers can get refunds on their season tickets as the government announce rail takeover.
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Here's how much public money was spent on the search for sites for a lorry park in Kent that has now been abandoned.
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Councils across Kent have been urged to give residents a "council tax holiday" amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The former business minister Greg Clark is pressing the Chancellor to avert job losses.
A school has closed its doors for some pupils on the last day of term over fears they will stop self-isolating.
All 99 of Kent's libraries are set to close, to help combat the coronavirus pandemic.
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There is "no plan" to bring the military in to help with Kent's emergency response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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An urgent government review into the risks of using the hard shoulder as a live motorway lane has concluded.
Kent education chiefs say they are "ramping up" contingency plans as the coronavirus pandemic threatens schools and exams.
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Here's how the coronavirus crisis budget will affect Kent.
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