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Delta Goodrem's Strictly Come Dancing future announced in statement after injury absence
Singer Delta Goodrem was forced to miss the latest live show with dancer Kai Widdrington after suffering an injury
Amy Dowden takes important advice from late star after Strictly Come Dancing criticism
Amy Dowden was seen taking an important piece of advice from a late icom after responding to comments from former Strictly star Brendan Cole
‘Racism, sexism and a complete disregard for voters were all clearly shown’
Writing for KentOnline, MP Jim Dickson has attacked Reform UK after an undercover documentary featured the party.
Viral image of elderly couple stripped and surrounded by rioters in France was 'made or edited with AI'
An image of an elderly couple who were reportedly stripped and robbed during the latest riots that have plagued France has been flagged as being made or edited by AI. (Preview image is AI)
Airman who died from horrific 150ft fall during rappelling accident at college football game is identified
Tech Sergeant Ian Patterson died from injuries suffered when he fell more than 150 feet from the rafters of the Alamodome in a horrifying pregame accident on Saturday night.
Tennis courts planned for Ashford estate left with no facilities for 11 years
A housing estate left without any community facilities for 11 years could finally get a new centre featuring three tennis courts.
Suicidal British woman who flew to America to be murdered by a man she met in a fetish chatroom was groomed, claim relatives
Sonia Exelby, 32, was found in a shallow grave in Florida on October 17 last year days after travelling 4,000 miles allegedly to meet Dwain Hall, 54.
Police want to speak to this man after £500 of meat was robbed from a Lidl in Altrincham
Police say a man was caught leaving with the stolen meat then attacked the store manager
Work begins to rebuild parts of popular quay after devastating fire
Almost a year after a devastating fire destroyed a historic building at a popular quay, work has finally begun to bring it back to life.
ANDREW NEIL: The orgy of violence in France makes a Right-wing Le Pen victory all but inevitable next year
Every generation or so the course of French democracy is determined on the streets. Be in no doubt that just happened again at the weekend
