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More than half of all coronavirus patient deaths in Kent this month have been recorded at a single hospital, latest figures reveal.
One pocket of Kent has registered infection rates three times higher than Liverpool.
A group of three surgeries serving around 21,000 patients has seen five members of staff catch the coronavirus.
Parents at a primary school received a text message to collect their child "ASAP" before the entire premises was closed down.
A whole year group has been sent home following a coronavirus case at an academy.
Several coronavirus cases have been confirmed at an NHS call centre.
Our political editor analyses the week in politics which included good news for the PM when a vaccine was announced, but rows at number 10 dominate.
A primary school has closed for two weeks in an attempt to "bring down" the number of coronavirus cases affecting the school community.
A number of children are isolating at home after a positive Covid-19 test at a primary school.
A surgery that shut without warning had eight staff members test positive for coronavirus.
A dad says a prestigious golf club is failing its moral duty by refusing to furlough him to look after his girls whose school was shut by Covid.
A dad has accused a prestigious golf course of failing its moral duty by refusing furlough to look after his girls' school closed due to Covid.
The latest figures from the government reveal a new hotspot for Covid-19 in Kent.
While the world has been fixated on washing hands, one gran has been putting hers to good use making fabric masks.
A man who is accused of refusing to wear a facemask in a shopping centre is to go on trial next year.
Pupils from Year 7 and Year 9 have been sent into isolation alongside a sixth form bubble following an outbreak of Covid-19 at a secondary school.
Two schools in the Sandwich area have sent their pupils home to self isolate following cases of Covid-19.
Defendants are being told they will have to wait up to 18 months before their cases can be heard by a jury because of the ongoing Covid crisis.
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