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Plans to use a Kent airport to deliver the Covid-19 vaccination are in the 'final stages'.
Five more sites are to open across the county as health authorities try to isolate the asymptomatic spreaders of Covid-19.
There has been a difference of opinion at County Hall over the decision to shut the French border with the UK which saw lorries stranded on the M20.
A huge call centre building, once used by 600 Saga Holidays staff, is being shut and sold as employees start working from home permanently.
A mum left paralysed by Covid has made a desperate appeal for people to take the virus seriously after she was left in a coma and almost died.
Another 10 symptom-free coronavirus testing sites are set to open in Kent this month.
A temporary morgue, built by a council, has re-opened as mortuary space runs out.
The start date for the roll-out of Covid-19 vaccinations in a part of Kent that has had high infection rates for weeks has now been confirmed.
Schools across the county have seen a huge increase in the number of pupils attending despite new lockdown measures.
A woman whose beloved dad died with Covid-19 just weeks after she gave birth to her first daughter is pleading with people to follow lockdown rules.
An animal rescue charity is pleading for support as it battles a drop in help due to the lockdown.
One in 30 people were carrying coronavirus in several districts after Christmas, according to the Office for National Statistics.
Although traffic was at a standstill as hundreds queued for a Covid jab, one driver described it as the "best traffic jam I've ever sat in".
A rapid-test site was among the busier parts of a usually bustling Kent high street today.
Nursery school teachers have hit out at the Government as they are told to stay open during the pandemic.
The family of a much loved family man are trying to raise money to buy a plaque for him after he died from getting coronavirus.
With a raft of new rapid testing centres launched across Kent to help in the fight against Covid, our reporter booked in to play his part.
A Covid patient reveals the 'manic' situation in hospital where he's struggling to fight the virus and begged people to take the pandemic seriously.
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