An insurance company has closed its office and now has everyone working from home in a bid to reduce the threat of coronavirus to staff and customers.

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Around 150 good samaritans are planning to deliver food and other products to older residents who are being advised to avoid social interactions.

A husband and wife are stranded on a luxury cruise liner in the Caribbean. It has five cases of coronavirus on board and has been banned from docking.

A fake KentOnline story surrounding a case of the Coronavirus at a Costa Coffee has been circulating social media.

Organisers of big events and small business owners are taking extra precautions to limit the spread of coronavirus.

Gillingham boss Steve Evans says club have zero tolerance policy to keep coronavirus out of the club.

Boris Johnson or a senior minister will join experts to provide updates on Covid-19 as the death toll rises to 35.

Students at a major university have been told lessons will be delivered online as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.

Tourism chiefs are now calling on the government for clear guidance for a sector which generates £3.8bn for the local economy.

Bosses of a university have decided to pull the plug on face-to-face classes due to the coronavirus pandemic.

National Rail has confirmed that commuters can receive a refund for their season tickets if they are made to work from home.

Footwear giant Nike has taken the decision to close stores across Europe amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Antibacterial hand gel has been stolen from wards and corridors of a hospital 'putting the most vulnerable at risk.'

Shoppers are being urged not to panic buy during the coronavirus outbreak as supermarket shelves are left empty.

A Kent MP says the lowest-paid workers will be forced to make a choice between their health and financial hardship.

A surgery is battling coronavirus by screening patients at the door and offering video-link appointments.

Long queues have been spotted at a supermarket following country-wide panic buying in the wake of a sharp increase in confirmed Covid-19 cases.

An emergency bill will be published giving the government more powers to help tackle the coronavirus outbreak.

Organisers of a major golf championship - set to be staged in Kent this summer - say they are monitoring the ongoing coronavirus situation.