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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.
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.
Businesses say they could be forced to shut despite government pledges of financial support.
A boy with suspected autism has been told he must be home schooled, in line with government guidelines, even though his mum is a key worker.
A newly-established group is encouraging people to sew uniforms for medical staff.
A new service has been set up by Kent County Council to help vulnerable people in the county access urgent help and supplies.
Officers have been told to engage with the public by explaining new government social distancing laws before asking them to go home.
A charity which cares for the elderly says it may be forced to shut down unless it raises £500,000 to support people during the coronavirus crisis.
Swim England has consulted with Public Health England about whether swimming in the sea is allowed during the coronavirus pandemic.
As the country stays at home, bin lorries are being blocked by parked cars, a council has warned.
Soldiers based in the county have been hard at work constructing NHS Nightingale which will care for coronavirus patients in London.
Grateful members of the public have donated thousands to help support staff at key Kent hospitals working on the frontline of the Covid-19 pandemic.
An illustrator has put pen to paper to help families pass the time during lockdown.
Officers and staff who have left the police force are being asked to consider returning to assist in the efforts to contain the coronavirus pandemic.
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