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As people in Kent have been urged to make their own face-coverings, we show you how to make them according to government advice.
The chancellor has visited Kent after announcing an extension to the furlough scheme and vowed to fight for the county's £4bn tourism industry.
As lockdown restrictions are eased Bluewater has installed a one-way system as it prepares to welcome shoppers back.
A mother had told how her 30-year-old daughter, who has down's syndrome, battled for her life in ICU after contracting Covid-19.
The county council will be scrutinised for its handling of the coronavirus crisis next week.
The government has confirmed families who wish to keep their children at home rather than send them back to reopening schools will face no penalty.
The chair of the Kent Association of Headteachers has said schools will not reopen their gates in three weeks unless safety is guaranteed.
Recycling centre are due to open across the county this week but users will have to negotiate strict new rules and security measures.
We revisited a head teacher, a publican and a gym owner and asked what they made of Boris Johnson's lockdown address.
Animal charity bosses say financial pressures caused by the coronavirus lockdown has cast the future of creatures in their care into doubt.
A tattoo artist has been accused of operating his business during lockdown, despite his premises being in the middle of a renovation.
The Prime Minister has laid out the government's plan to 'hopefully' get life back to normal.
More than 100 families will receive a food hamper to help them through the coronavirus pandemic thanks to a grant.
The Prime Minister's face lit up the White Cliffs of Dover, in a protest message over the government's handling of the coronavirus crisis.
A lead consultant at a Kent hospital has passed away from Covid-19.
A model who has turned to frontline work during the Covid-19 crisis has told of her experience living inside a care home during a month-long lockdown.
A University of Kent professor warns that a pinch-point will come if the government's furlough scheme ends while the pandemic continues.
Herne Bay FC has displayed its appreciation for the NHS with a giant thank you message cut into its pitch.
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