Health bosses have revealed the significant impact of Covid-19 on staff levels in Kent due to self-isolation - but key services are still fully open.

Experts have warned the coronavirus death toll is likely to be far higher than official figures released so far by the NHS and government.

Kent is gearing up to turn blue again for the second Clap for our Carers event tonight - are you going blue for NHS heroes?

Depending on which petrol station you use, you could be paying as much as a startling 39p per litre more than other drivers.

Watch this Kent mum's hilarious lockdown-themed rendition of Adele's hit, Hello.

Men and boys across the county unable to get their regular haircut due to the coronavirus lockdown have been taking drastic action.

Skaters have been accused of "flouting the social distancing rules" as they continue to visit a park despite police visits to the area.

An assistant chief constable says officers "really don't" want to take enforcement action against people ignoring social distancing restrictions.

A family's lockdown-themed rendition of a Les Misérables hit made an ITV presenter cry.

A pregnant mum-of-three believes she and her unborn baby are lucky to be alive following her three-week battle with coronavirus.

Bosses at the Co-op admit their staff feel "anxious serving customers" - therefore thousands of protective screens are being installed at checkouts.

While we continue to remain indoors, two brown bears have arisen from hibernation and ventured outdoors for the first time in four months.

Hundreds more families are seeking help from Kent food banks as a result of the coronavirus crisis.

Heartwarming messages of support have been left for hardworking binmen continuing with their everyday work amid the coronavirus outbreak.

A pregnant mum who was desperately fighting for her unborn baby's life is to return home after successfully battling coronavirus.

Hen owners are being urged to lock up their garden coops as chicken thefts escalate due to supermarket egg shortages.

A look back at how the county coped during the Second World War when we were faced with an unprecedented crisis.

Struggling to know what to do with yourself during lockdown? We've spoken to The Living Well Alone Project about the 15 best ways to keep occupied.

From setting up roadblocks to foot patrols, there is more than one way to ensure people follow social distancing restrictions.

Supermarkets across Kent have tightened measures on social distancing with limits on customer numbers and two-metre gaps in queues.