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From a homemade 'pub' to a back garden assault course, people in Kent have taken DIY to a new level during lockdown - vote for your favourite.
Residents turned out in force to celebrate the birthday of a grandad who has now lived in the same street for more than a century.
While people across Kent have been trying their best to keep fit during the coronavirus lockdown, one man has taken things to the extreme.
A trespasser on the tracks near a railway station has caused trains to be cancelled.
A "inspirational" nurse with a "big heart" has died after showing symptoms of Covid-19.
Bricks have been left scattered across a pavement after a police car smashed into a wall and railings outside a house.
Five caravans have parked up near two major stores.
Men and boys across the county unable to get their regular haircut due to the coronavirus lockdown have been taking drastic action.
An assistant chief constable says officers "really don't" want to take enforcement action against people ignoring social distancing restrictions.
Hundreds more families are seeking help from Kent food banks as a result of the coronavirus crisis.
A car has ended up on top of a roundabout after a crash.
A look back at how the county coped during the Second World War when we were faced with an unprecedented crisis.
From setting up roadblocks to foot patrols, there is more than one way to ensure people follow social distancing restrictions.
Three men have been arrested after two police officers were assaulted.
A supermarket in Kent has started putting 2.4kg tins of baked beans on its shelves to meet growing demand sparked by the coronavirus outbreak.
Two popular animal parks are desperately appealing for cash and food donations as the Covid-19 lockdown leaves them facing an "unprecedented crisis".
A man reportedly trying to steal lead from a church roof was left stranded after members of the public took his ladder away.
A former nurse is returning to the frontline to help battle the coronavirus outbreak - and is encouraging others to join her.
As more and more social media users post pictures of people apparently flouting coronavirus restrictions, one boss has spoken out to defend staff.
Covid-19 may have already infected half the UK, according to a new study - but researchers say social distancing measures MUST still be observed.