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Doctors on the frontline at one of the country's most under pressure hospitals treating coronavirus speak of relief and excitement as vaccine arrives.
A sports centre has closed in order to protect staff and customers from 'rising cases of Covid-19', sparking anger among its members.
Official figures reveal thousands of school children have been at home for the last week of term as coronavirus takes its toll.
Today is the first day people without coronavirus symptoms are being tested on the Isle of Sheppey.
A coronavirus-killing spray developed by the army which kills Covid in 60 seconds is being used by the military in Kent.
Health bosses have said the vaccine roll out will take time to make it to all 1.8 million residents in Kent.
Kent's biggest theatre has announced it is pushing its pantomime back until next month as Kent remains under stringent coronavirus restrictions.
A man who failed to isolate after returning to the UK and two women who threw a party are among the latest to be fined for Covid regulation breaches.
Coronavirus vaccines are being issued to more patients in Kent as another hospital started rolling out the jab for the first time.
We go inside one of Kent's first two covid test centres for people without symptoms to find out what it's like and meet Kent's public health director.
In a stark warning for the county the Health Secretary has instructed Kent residents to act as if they have the virus so as not to infect others.
Rates continue to rise across the county - with two areas among the highest nationally as they exceed 700 cases per 100,000 people.
These are the rules people in Kent must continue to follow as the county remains in Tier 3.
Warnings about switching to video games instead of playing board games this Christmas by a council have been branded "nonsense" by angry residents.
With parts of the county still among the worst in England for Covid infection rates, the toughest restrictions look like they are here to stay.
A Kent sporting hero has died in hospital after catching coronavirus.
We speak to people in Kent about how they plan on spending Christmas as the Prime Minister calls for people to be safe despite easing of restrictions.
Ambulances are battling to transfer patients into the county's biggest hospital as staff there battle to deal with the level of Covid cases.
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