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From virtual pub quizzes to online sing alongs here are the creative ways Kent has beaten the lockdown boredom.
Kent MPs have sent messages of support after Boris Johnson was allowed home from hospital following his battle with coronavirus.
Aerial images have revealed how empty Kent's streets are amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Queen has emphasised the importance of social distancing in her first ever Easter message.
A bus company is supporting the NHS by allowing employees travelling to and from work to ride for free.
The family of a patient cheered off a hospital ward following a month-long battle with coronavirus had initially been told to 'prepare for the worst'.
A couple say they were subjected to vile abuse as they confronted four bikers for flouting safe-distancing rules.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has told of the "heroism" of frontline staff in a stirring Easter message delivered from his kitchen.
People are hard at work making PPE masks, washable scrub bags or raising money to help frontline workers during the Covid-19 crisis.
Striker Zak Ansah has a back garden that may just be the envy of footballers everywhere.
People across Kent are turning to technology in the fight to ensure NHS personnel have the protective equipment to keep them safe - here's how.
A sunny Easter weekend would normally see our parks and beaches packed - our latest set of pictures show how lockdown is being observed
It looks like a large marquee, but tragically these are the preparations for Kent's temporary mortuary.
Applause has broken out as hospital staff celebrated news its first Covid-19 patient,who needed ITU care, was able to go home.
The FA Cup Final wasn't enough to put paid to one Kent couple's wedding day, and neither is coronavirus as they mark their golden anniversary.
A 76-year-old spoke to his son on the phone one last time, saying "the world would carry on without him" before he passed away from Covid-19.
People are thinking up new ways of showing their appreciation for healthcare workers fighting the coronavirus.
A new mother has thanked maternity staff and reassured expectant parents worried about giving birth in hospitals dealing with coronavirus patients.
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