An advice line has been set up to help businesses suffering as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.

Singers, musicians, comedians, magicians and jugglers are all taking to social media to keep entertaining us through the coronavirus crisis.

A supermarket in Kent has started putting 2.4kg tins of baked beans on its shelves to meet growing demand sparked by the coronavirus outbreak.

A dance studio is streaming its classes so pre-schoolers can get their daily ballet fix.

Discussions have started to potentially open temporary hospitals in Kent to deal with Covid-19.

The company behind a Mexican restaurant chain will be permanently closing the vast majority of its stores due to coronavirus.

The Prime Minister has gone into self-isolation after testing positive for coronavirus and experiencing mild symptoms.

Hundreds of volunteers are providing support at three new community hubs set up to help the most vulnerable during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Port Lympne and Howletts have taken precautions after experts expressed concearn for primates and apes as they could be vulnerable to coronavirus.

A hunt is on for 'super neighbours' who can help the most vulnerable in society throughout the coronavirus pandemic.

Councils have reportedly been told to get people who are sleeping on the streets into accommodation.

Two popular animal parks are desperately appealing for cash and food donations as the Covid-19 lockdown leaves them facing an "unprecedented crisis".

A mum expecting her fourth child is making "small steps" in her battle to beat Covid-19.

Visiting hours have been stopped at one of the county's biggest hospitals in the fight against coronavirus.

The government has announced financial support for self-employed workers will match the 80% of wages made available to employed people.

A former bodybuilder has shared a video of his imaginative powerlifting home workout which features his young daughter and her outdoor toys.

A grandmother says she feared catching coronavirus after works to unblock sewage pipes left her back garden covered in human faeces.

Rail journeys will be reduced for a second time from next week in a bid keep essential services going.

The season is officially over for those below the National League as steps three to six have records expunged.

The two-year-old daughter of a midwife has shared urged people to wash their hands to help take the strain off NHS workers.