Новости за 01.04.2020

Nurses are facing 'impossible decisions' amid a protective equipment 'crisis', while others are being threatened with no pay and disciplinary action.

The majority of the non-playing staff at Kent Cricket Club are to be put on furloughed leave because of the coronavirus crisis.

Experts have spoken out on the ways the coronavirus outbreak could dramatically alter the way we teach children in years to come.

A bright comet which is about half the size of the sun, will be visible in the night sky this month.

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

Twin sisters have paid tribute to the NHS with a re-worked hit tune.

Binmen involved in a row with council bosses over a lack of coronavirus safety measures have called off their threats to go on strike.

Businesses say they could be forced to shut despite government pledges of financial support.

A Kent couple who have been on board a cruise ship for almost a month are now confined to their rooms after passengers began falling ill.

The coronavirus outbreak has had a major impact on how we all live our lives to stop the spread of the disease.

With salons across the county shut, we asked an expert how you can do a manicure in the comfort of your own home.

A boy with suspected autism has been told he must be home schooled, in line with government guidelines, even though his mum is a key worker.

A Chinese takeaway donated more than £600 worth of food to staff at Darent Valley Hospital in Dartford.

A primary school pupil has created a hero badge for her local postman after realising the vital work they're doing during the lockdown.

A newly-established group is encouraging people to sew uniforms for medical staff.

Workers are following strict government guidelines on Covid-19 as they start a maintenance project to reduce the risk of flooding and coastal erosion.

A new service has been set up by Kent County Council to help vulnerable people in the county access urgent help and supplies.

A new service has been set up by Kent County Council to help vulnerable people in Kent access urgent help and supplies.

An 11-year-old has used the power of Twitter and Coldplay to bring together those on the frontline battling coronavirus.

Officers have been told to engage with the public by explaining new government social distancing laws before asking them to go home.

A charity which cares for the elderly says it may be forced to shut down unless it raises £500,000 to support people during the coronavirus crisis.

As the country stays at home, bin lorries are being blocked by parked cars, a council has warned.

Joanne Richards and an small army of friends are helping to supply NHS staff with packages of food and treats.

Students have signed an e-petition calling on their university to change the way their exam results are marked.

A man who spat at a police officer and laughed as he claimed to have Covid-19 has been jailed.