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A Kent skater and his partner have won a prestigious TV competition.

A former Strictly Come Dancing professional will find out tonight if he has won as prestigious TV prize.

Police confiscated drugs and a weapon from a teenager after an alleged town centre fight.

High winds have caused structural damage to buildings around North Kent.

A church has suffered a double dose of back luck after winds caused a tree branch to fall at its entrance hours after it was vandalised.

Homeowners had a lucky escape when a large tree came crashing down in high winds.

Parts of the roof of a petrol station were left hanging down as a result of wind damage.

Shoppers were evacuated from a Tesco store after it suffered damage from high winds.

Gale force winds have caused power cuts and felled trees blocking roads and disrupting trains.

A leisure centre has been forced to close less than two weeks after it opened.

Gale force winds have caused power cuts and felled trees blocking roads and disrupting trains.

A leisure centre has been forced to close less than two weeks after it opened.

Strong winds are causing chaos for travellers across Kent today.

Police were called to an accident involving a suspected drink driver.

A fallen tree is blocking a main road as strong winds batter Kent.

There's a familiar face back in charge at Hollands & Blair following Darren Blackburn's resignation.

Trains services have been disrupted and roads blocked as a result of high winds.

A driver has been arrested after their vehicle was chased by police.

Services in Kent have been halted in both directions after strong winds caused an accident.

Unsafe weather conditions closed a major route for nearly seven hours.

Highways England have shut the QE2 bridge due unsafe weather conditions.

Volunteers helping in the search for missing Sarah Wellgreen have asked walkers to be extra vigilant as spring approaches.

Maidstone ended the worst home record in English football with their 2-0 victory over Havant.

Referee Jack Packman was centre stage at Dartford on Saturday with some controversial penalty decisions.

When a writer called a town 'villainous', 'filthy' and 'upon the perish' something had to be done to make the most of its best asset: the seafront