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All UK households are set to receive a letter from Prime Minister Boris Johnson about the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
A thief drove off after stealing a family's shopping from a 'click and collect' queue at a supermarket.
Dramatic pictures show police officers arresting a man with a spit-hood over his head at a high street supermarket.
There has been another jump in the number of coronavirus cases in Kent, bringing the total to 280.
Clergy no longer use crematorium changing rooms because of new coronavirus rules. Plus: grave count-up ordered and how to beat church closures.
Chic Wedding and Events is asking people to nominate NHS heroes for the chance to win a free wedding.
A pregnant mum who was desperately fighting for her unborn baby's life is to return home after successfully battling coronavirus.
The RSPCA wants councils to relax dog no-go zones so people don't have to travel to exercise their pets during the pandemic.
Struggling to know what to do with yourself during lockdown? We've spoken to The Living Well Alone Project about the 15 best ways to keep occupied.
A ferry company is temporarily standing down more than 1,000 staff and focusing all efforts on bringing in freight to the UK.
A note to councillors has warned a local authority is expecting to take a "financial hit of serious proportions" amid the coronavirus outbreak.
The government has announce two further temporary hospitals, with more planned.
Sales staff at one of the UK's largest house builders have been made to come in to work despite government advice to work remotely unless essential.
A drive-thru medical facility for those with suspected coronavirus symptoms has been constructed in the grounds of a school.
Pupils have put their technological skills to incredible use by making masks to protect health workers in the fight against coronavirus.
From setting up roadblocks to foot patrols, there is more than one way to ensure people follow social distancing restrictions.
A freight company has joined a national drive to keep the country stocked during the coronavirus crisis.
Supermarkets across Kent have tightened measures on social distancing with limits on customer numbers and two-metre gaps in queues.
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