Sainsbury's has revealed NHS staff and social care workers will have dedicated shopping hours six days a week.

A police car was set alight while officers were on duty.

An inquest heard how a dad-of-two could have survived if a scan to identify his life threatening condition was carried out.

A drug dealer who attempted to kidnap a man and threatened to 'cut-up' his family has been jailed for five years.

Children are being invited to send letters or drawings to care home residents facing long periods without visitors due to the Covid-19 outbreak.

From cancelled exams to bus pass refunds, here's everything you need to know about how school closures could affect families in Kent.

Venues shut, attractions closed and council meetings cancelled, we take a look at how the Covid-19 outbreak is affecting the district.

Two boats of people were stopped by Border Force at sea.

Kent's biggest brewer is taking drastic measures to help pubs in the wake of COVID-19 outbreak.

As many of us are ordered to stay at home two girls have highlighted the lighter side of social isolation.

A Kent couple, trapped in quarantine in Northern Cyprus over Covid-19 fears, are pleading with the government to help bring them home.

Connected Festival, which saw thousands of people party for 12 hours at a Kent airport, is set to return this year despite Covid-19 fears.

A total of 25 migrants were stopped in the Channel by Border Force and checked for COVID-19 when brought ashore.

Leisure centres and gyms across the county remain open despite Boris Johnson’s insistence people should avoid “non-essential” contact with others.

As millions of people attempt to work from home, two major mobile phone providers are experiencing "connectivity issues".

Two wild animal parks will remain open, despite a string of other tourist attractions closing due to fears over the coronavirus.

A knifeman has been locked up after he told a cabbie “you’re going to be famous” then stabbed his chest through a car window.

One of Kent's main theatres has said it will close tonight while another is making a statement this morning about future shows.

From online lectures to live streaming choir sessions, technology is playing a big part in keeping people connected during the coronavirus outbreak.

A couple are desperate to sell their flat amid their anger over the amount of litter and vandalism in their road.