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Luis Binks' mother says she will be emotional for his Scotland debut (opens the original)
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The mother of Luis Binks, who has been called up to the senior men's Scotland football team for the first time, says she will be "extremely emotional" seeing her son make his international debut. Kent-born Binks is currently captain of Danish side Brondby and the defender is eligible to play for Scotland through his mother's father. His mother, Jo Binks, said: "I will be extremely proud and also to know that the connection is my dad who isn't here means something as well." Talking about his call
Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney wing-walks above Headcorn, near Ashford (opens the original)
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US actress Sydney Sweeney has taken her career to new heights by strapping herself to the top of a plane and flying over the Kent countryside. The Euphoria star carried out the wing-walking stunt on a biplane which took off outside the village of Headcorn, near Ashford, last week. Posting a video of the daring feat on social media on Monday, the 28-year-old also told Tom Cruise to "watch out" - the Hollywood action man having performed similar aerial acrobatics in the 2025 movie Mission: Impossi
How are sports clubs in the South East coping with drought conditions? (opens the original)
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Current drought conditions are threatening to cause problems ahead of the new sporting season, say many grassroots clubs across the South East. Teams have been warned about heading out on to bone-dry, cracked and uneven pitches caused by the prolonged hot and dry weather. It has led the FA to issue new guidance and the Rugby Football Union (RFU) to suspend fixtures until late September, with sides advised to speak to their groundskeeper or pitch provider about postponing or relocating games if r
Pete Tong says cycling balances life as a globe-trotting DJ (opens the original)
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Pete Tong has described cycling as the "antidote" to the late nights and constant travel that have defined his career as one of the world's best-known DJs. The broadcaster and music producer, who now combines club appearances with cycling events, said riding a bike had become the "mental ying to the yang" of life on the international music circuit. Tong, who grew up in Hartley near Sevenoaks, said cycling first gave him a sense of independence as a teenager before he rediscovered the sport while
Chatham boxer opens gym after heart attack ended career (opens the original)
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A former gold medallist whose professional boxing career ended following a heart attack when he was in his early 20s is opening a specialist health club in Kent. Karol Itauma made his name after winning the light-heavyweight division at the Youth Olympics in 2018. However, after having a heart attack in August 2024 doctors warned him that continuing the sport could be fatal. "I tried to hide it as much as I could," Itauma recalled. "I had two choices, I could fall into depression or pivot and lo
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