We could be getting our first glimpse of summer this weekend.

The government has set a target of 100,000 coronavirus tests every day as it's revealed 2,921 people have died from the infection.

The family of an award-winning quilter has had to scrap plans for a church funeral and instead hold a graveside gathering due to coronavirus.

A man isolated at home is using 3D printing technology to help protect essential workers.

Farms of all sizes are adapting to a new way of life to help keep them in business and families fed.

A recovering alcoholic have spoken about adapting to the lockdown while one charity is adapting to the unique challenge it poses.

Nurses are facing 'impossible decisions' amid a protective equipment 'crisis', while others are being threatened with no pay and disciplinary action.

Experts have spoken out on the ways the coronavirus outbreak could dramatically alter the way we teach children in years to come.

Depending on which petrol station you use, you could be paying as much as a startling 39p per litre more than other drivers.

A bright comet which is five times the size of Jupiter, will be visible in the night sky this month.

Businesses say they could be forced to shut despite government pledges of financial support.

Officers have been told to engage with the public by explaining new government social distancing laws before asking them to go home.

A man who spat at a police officer and laughed as he claimed to have Covid-19 has been jailed.

A rapist who posed as a taxi driver and attacked a woman in her own home following a night out has been jailed.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage after tyres on ambulances had holes drilled into them.

Watch this Kent mum's hilarious lockdown-themed rendition of Adele's hit, Hello.

Men and boys across the county unable to get their regular haircut due to the coronavirus lockdown have been taking drastic action.

An extra lane has now opened in both directions on the M20 as smart motorway upgrades continue.

A campaign to save the beloved house and garden of a visionary artist has reached its fundraising goal.

Kind-hearted animal lovers have donated food to Kent wildlife parks facing an "unprecedented crisis" after being forced to close over Covid-19.