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An undertaker who spent more than a week in an induced coma after contracting coronavirus has spoken of his road to recovery.
Injuries sustained during a mass funeral gathering have prompted a police chief to remind people of lockdown rules.
Extra changes come into force tomorrow as a bus firm tries to keep key routes going.
Schools perform through YouTube to keep spirits high in coronavirus lockdown.
A number of individuals have been supporting key workers battling the coronavirus through song, cooking, good will and fundraising.
The chief constable has announced a number of officers have contracted coronavirus and given more details on fines handed out to lockdown flouters.
Parents are being urged to look out for signs of online grooming as children and young people spend more time at home.
Hospital trusts in Kent have revealed the number of patients discharged from hospitals after successfully undergoing treatment for coronavirus.
Citizens Advice is offering free advice via phone and email during these worrying times.
A new and clear list has been released confirming what is an acceptable excuse to leave home during lockdown, and what is not.
A top accountant says the government needs to change the way it is trying to help businesses survive the coronavirus emergency.
A travel business owner living in Asia explains the impact of coronavirus on every day life in the normally chaotic streets of Cambodia.
Hundreds of hard-up students living in private halls are calling on landlords to waive final rent instalments amid the Covid-19 crisis.
An educational visionary who founded a special school has died from coronavirus in hospital after being admitted following a fall.
Two determined dads are going to run, walk or crawl for 24 hours straight in their respective gardens, to raise money for the NHS.
The first of more than 100 Gravesend residents trapped in India during the coronavirus outbreak have been flown home.
An Uber driver has thanked the NHS staff who helped him fight back from the brink of death after he was struck down by Covid-19.
Hundreds of volunteers are working round the clock to turn several kilometers of material into protective gear for staff on the Covid-19 frontlines.
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