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The widow of a man who caught and died of coronavirus in hospital says she's devastated at how things went so wrong for her family.
A borough in the county has the 12th highest Covid-19 infection rate in the country per 100,000, figures reveal.
Kent's public health director has warned we may not return to tier one rules when lockdown is over in December as Covid cases continue to rise.
There are calls for mass testing to be rolled out in one part of Kent which has been described as being at 'tipping-point'.
Police have issued £200 fines to 14 people who repeatedly attempted to leave Kent for Europe, despite the national lockdown.
The relentless rise of Covid-19 infection rates in one Kent district has sparked fears tough Tier 3 restrictions will be imposed when lockdown ends.
A letter to head teachers has warned them to learn the rules on 'close contact' so children and staff aren't being sent home to isolate for no reason.
Ninety prisoners are reported to have tested positive for Covid-19 in one of Kent's biggest jails.
Children at a primary school have been told to stay at home until at least December 1 after pupils and staff hit by Covid.
An academy is to close for two weeks due to a rising number of Covid-19 cases.
A devoted dad who has only seen his disabled daughter once since March is begging to be allowed to hug her this Christmas.
A Church of England School is the latest to report a confirmed case of Covid-19.
A school has asked its 6th form to isolate for 14 days as it continues to struggle with a lack of staffing.
Another primary school on Sheppey has taken the "difficult decision" to close following a rising number of positive Covid-19 cases.
A school has closed for one day in order to carry out a deep clean, following a third pupil testing positive for coronavirus.
The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has offered one council a 'golden opportunity' to drastically improve the lives of people who are homeless.
One way people seek to escape the trials and tribulations of the pandemic is through sport - but how have clubs coped during the virus outbreak?
Pupil ‘bubbles’, marquee classrooms and gallons of sanitiser - a Kent head teacher describes the reality, and cost, of school life under Covid.
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