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A council leader has warned residents they could be spending Christmas in lockdown if they don't take take the Covid-19 rules seriously.
A "polite and quiet soul" who worked with animals was found dead in his garden shed after taking ecstasy, an inquest heard.
A borough in the county has the 12th highest Covid-19 infection rate in the country per 100,000, figures reveal.
It is now more than five months since a family home plunged over a cliff edge, yet the homeowner is still no closer to any answers.
Ninety prisoners are reported to have tested positive for Covid-19 in one of Kent's biggest jails.
Another primary school on Sheppey has taken the "difficult decision" to close following a rising number of positive Covid-19 cases.
Campaigners have hit back at farmers' plans to double housing estate from 700 to 1,500.
Sheppey United will return from a month-long lockdown with a two-frontal assault that an indepth squad has made possible.
A mobile chef is back on the road and heading for a new challenge.
It took almost a millennium, but a female priest has made history by celebrating Holy Communion at a little church.
One pocket of Kent has registered infection rates three times higher than Liverpool.
A primary school has closed for two weeks in an attempt to "bring down" the number of coronavirus cases affecting the school community.
Solicitors acting for a patient rushed to hospital with kidney failure have taken the unusual step of reporting a retired GP to his professional body.
The wreckage of a Second World War plane found on a Dutch beach has been traced back to a hero from Kent who went missing in action.
A father suffering from cancer has had his dream come true with a stunning sunset visit to see the Second World War Maunsell sea forts.
An appeal to find £1million to save a derelict Victorian town centre water tower has managed to raise only £2.
A music fan has put the RNLI in his will to thank rescuers for saving Radio Caroline DJs from the sinking Mi Amigo four decades ago.
Campaigners trying to get Highways England to agree to a brown tourism motorway sign have been told they must prove they have 200,000 visitors a year.
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Year 10 pupils at an academy are learning from home for a week, after several staff were directed to self isolate by the NHS Test and Trace app.
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