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A dentist has claimed health bosses were too slow to act and suspend non-urgent treatment amid the growing coronavirus outbreak.
Men and boys across the county unable to get their regular haircut due to the coronavirus lockdown have been taking drastic action.
Kind-hearted animal lovers have donated food to Kent wildlife parks facing an "unprecedented crisis" after being forced to close over Covid-19.
University Challenge host Jeremy Paxman will be taking part in an online quiz this Friday to help raise money for NHS staff.
The way GP surgeries operate is being significantly altered to help cope with the coronavirus pandemic.
People who help those in abusive relationships are bracing themselves for a number of calls – after lockdown is lifted.
The spread of spoof stories and scams related to coronavirus has prompted the government to take action.
Two teenagers who have been stuck in New Zealand since the country went into lockdown say they are relieved they can now book a flight home.
One man has revealed what life is like to be quarantined in Barcelona amid the coronavirus crisis.
A med-tech company is hoping one of its products could be used to detect early signs of Covid-19.
Around 30 families who could have been made homeless during the coronavirus pandemic have been saved from eviction.
Travel giant Eurostar has announced it is stopping travel from Kent stations for the foreseeable future.
A 140-year-old community sports club is faced with closure after missing out on a vital government grant.
Skaters have been accused of "flouting the social distancing rules" as they continue to visit a park despite police visits to the area.
Emergency funding to help support a range of council services facing more pressure as a result of coronavirus has been dished out by the government.
Two nurses stuck in Goa amid the coronavirus crisis fear for their safety after reports of police using violence to enforce lockdown.
An assistant chief constable says officers "really don't" want to take enforcement action against people ignoring social distancing restrictions.
The county's private hospitals are working with the NHS, as the service frees up capacity for coronavirus patients.
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