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A council says inspectors will spot check more businesses to make sure they are operating safely during the pandemic.
A worried eyewitness who filmed people pouring out of a hospital after a fire alarm went off says he was "disgusted" by the lack of social distancing.
Publicans either side of the Kent and London border have responded to today's introduction of tighter restrictions in the capital.
Multiple cases of coronavirus have been recorded among primary school pupils and staff forcing an entire year group to be sent home to isolate.
With restrictions on daily life set to be cranked up in the capital we take a look at what it means for you.
Visiting has been suspended to a specialist ward at the centre of a Covid-19 outbreak.
A secondary school has confirmed pupils are learning remotely due to "some positive cases" of Covid-19.
A college has extended its half-term break to two weeks - as the government faces continued pressure to impose a 'circuit-breaker' lockdown.
The executive head teacher at a secondary school says it has now had five confirmed cases of coronavirus.
As London moves to a Tier 2 lockdown the head of the Kent council closest to the capital has advised residents to adopt recommendations.
Pupils have been forced to isolate after a member of staff in their class tested positive for coronavirus.
The capital will be moved into 'Tier 2' of the coronavirus lockdown system at midnight tomorrow.
Every single staff member will be made redundant at a struggling theatre after its recovery fund bid to the government was rejected.
An entire primary school year group has been sent home until next month after a child tested positive for Covid-19.
A school has confirmed that two year groups have ongoing Covid-19 cases.
The county's infection rate fell over the last few days and fewer Covid-19 patients are in hospital than in the previous month.
Kent's health boss has praised residents for sticking to the Covid-19 rules but warns things could get worse.
A trades group promoting a new £5 shopping scheme has warned of the closure of "several" businesses if people continue to neglect the High Street.
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