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Despite falling case rates, critical care capacity at some Kent hospitals remains under severe pressure due to volume of Covid patients.
A teenage cyclist who was involved in a collision with a car at a junction has died in hospital.
The number of Kent Police employees testing positive for the coronavirus has leapt - but the force says it still has enough manpower to cope.
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A council is facing a dramatic increase in the number of homeless people seeking assistance and a route into affordable accommodation.
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A pair of suspected drug dealers are due to appear in court after police searched two properties.
Police are warning residents to be vigilant after a number of outbuildings were burgled in a spate of break-ins.
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Five more sites are to open across the county as health authorities try to isolate the asymptomatic spreaders of Covid-19.
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We visit Kent's five least-used stations in one day and ask what the future holds for the rail network in 2021 and beyond.
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Constant uncertainty in the face of changing Covid-19 restrictions leaves local businesses with a headache.
A cocaine and cannabis dealer has been jailed after police pulled him over for not wearing a seatbelt.
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A council committee has approved plans to go ahead with long overdue improvement works at two gypsy and traveller sites.
A man has been charged with two counts of theft after cosmetics worth more than £400 were allegedly stolen.
Tributes have been paid to popular amateur sportsman who died on Boxing Day following a brain tumour.
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Four horses are now in police custody after being found running free on a main road.
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The daughter of a much-loved driver who died from coronavirus has urged others to stay home and take the threat seriously.
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A woman who died on Christmas Eve has been described by her partner as someone who spread 'love and happiness' every day.
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The RSPCA has revealed its 20 most bizarre animal rescues of the year - including a fox cub stuck in a watering can.
A Kent council is accused of wasting taxpayers’ cash following a further defeat in the courts over a controversial housing plan.
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In the season of goodwill, a community has rallied around with gifts for a much-loved homeless man who had to be taken to hospital.
Three fire engines had to be sent to put out a fire which destroyed a wooden structure in a rural lane.
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