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Bosses at a health trust have revealed plans to remember the people they have lost to coronavirus.
Hospitals in Kent have recorded 95 Covid deaths in the latest 24-hour reporting period, with the total this year now more than 700.
A crowdfunder will be launched to help groups who have lost funds due to the pandemic.
The Ministry of Defence has reported 51 cases of the coronavirus at one of its barracks following mass asymptomatic testing.
A former Debenhams store is being eyed up as a vaccination centre to help a badly-hid district.
A group of GP surgeries were bombarded with almost 4,000 calls in one day from patients trying to secure coronavirus and flu jabs.
MP Tracey Crouch is set to finish cancer treatment next month, and is looking forward to banishing another negative influence - Twitter.
Complaints from the public about businesses breaking Covid-19 rules have more than doubled since non-essential businesses were ordered to close.
Council leaders have asked the government to issue clearer guidance on funding for Early Years as a matter of urgency as many nurseries risk closure.
More healthcare workers have started to receive the Covid-19 jab as a second vaccination centre has opened in one part of Kent.
A grieving son is calling for answers after his parents contracted coronavirus following his father's operation at a Kent hospital.
An MP says queues of people waiting outside in the cold for a vaccine showed the need for more centres to open as a doctor urged for patience.
Hospitals in Kent have recorded another 68 deaths, with the total this year now 643.
Some nine residents and two members of staff have tested positive for Covid-19 at an assisted living court in a village for veterans.
A dad who was admitted to hospital with Covid has thanked the 'amazing' staff who saved his life so that he was able to return home to his family.
Messages reading 'go home' have been spray painted around a popular seaside town - with some residents branding the graffiti "horrible".
People fined for breaking Covid rules in Kent included a visitor from Lancashire, party-goers and a woman from Essex picking up an online purchase.
A hospital has apologised after a man only discovered his mum had caught Covid there when an ambulance dropped her back at home.
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