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A petition signed by 400 students calling for GCSEs and A-levels to be cancelled this year will be passed to the Secretary of State for Education.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson says schools are safe despite pressure to shut all primaries in England amid soaring Covid cases.
Council leaders in East Sussex have advised schools to delay reopening next week - sparking calls for the same approach to be taken in Kent.
A councillor says he will 'stand shoulder to shoulder' in court with parents facing fines for not sending their children to school in the pandemic.
The government is facing mounting pressure to close all Kent schools after a U-turn was announced for London.
A school teacher and her husband are among other families being thrown off a holiday park despite a council insisting the park can stay open.
New figures for Kent's coronavirus hotspot are welcomed but council leader issues warning.
Southeastern says all the stations and trains it has tested in Kent for coronavirus have been given the all-clear.
A student shut herself in her room to protect family members after believing to have caught Covid-19 for a second time in three months.
Residents have urged "selfish and irresponsible" people to stop breaching government guidelines by travelling dozens of miles to their town.
A group thought to have been hare coursing have been fined more than £2,000 after breaching coronavirus regulations.
The under-pressure ambulance service is urging people to stay home and drink responsibly as they see in the new year.
A community has rallied to support the family of Steve Cooke following his death on Boxing Day from Covid-19.
People without Covid symptoms wanting to book a test are facing issues getting through to the booking system.
Thousands of over-80s in Kent could have their appointments for a second dose of the Pfizer vaccine rescheduled under NHS plans.
Seriously ill Covid-19 patients in Kent are being transferred hundreds of miles to hospitals as far as Devon amid a shortage of critical care beds.
With a new school term set to start, analysis reveals more than 12,000 youngsters in the county have tested positive for Covid-19 since September.
More people are dying with coronavirus in a Kent hospitals trust than anywhere else in England, new figures reveal.
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