Lizzie Massey
BBC Live reporter

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The family of a motorcyclist who died in a collision in Manston have paid tribute to him.

Father-of-two Arturas Butkus died when his black Triumph Speed Triple was involved in a collision with a white Citroen Berlingo travelling in the opposite direction.

The 37-year-old died after the crash on the B2190 Spitfire Way, Manston, at 11:25 GMT on Sunday 12 March 2017.  

Kent Police is appealing for witnesses to the incident to come forward.

PC Jamie Woodhams said: "It appears that for some unknown reason the motorbike was travelling on the wrong side of the road."

The family of a man who died in Tunbridge Wells have paid tribute a 'kind and generous' person.

Giles Metcalfe, who was 43, is believed to have died as a result of the effects of a fire.

His body was found during the early hours of Tuesday 7 March in a stairway at the Torrington car park. 

Image source, Kent Police

Officers are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.

James Marshall-Gunn, 29, of of Hadlow Road, Tonbridge, and 34-year-old Dean Lewis, of no fixed address, have both been charged with murder and are currently remanded in custody until their next court appearance. 

Bolton score four away from home for the second time in four days to stay firmly in the hunt for automatic promotion.

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Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

Three men have been charged as part of an investigation into the alleged supply of counterfeit currency.

In November 2016 Officers from the Kent and Essex Serious Crime Directorate seized about £40,000 worth of £20 notes that were believed to have been forged, at a property in The Downage, Gravesend.

Image source, Fake money

The following men have all now been charged with conspiracy to deliver counterfeit currency, they've all been bailed to appear before Medway magistrates on Tuesday 11 April 2017:

• James Brennan, 35, of Eastern Gardens, Willesborough – also charged with possession of a stun gun, two counts of offering to supply cannabis and one count of producing cannabis.

• Daniel Chapman, 42, of The Downage, Gravesend – also charged with possession of criminal property and controlling counterfeit currency.

• Frazer North, 32, of Tillingbourne Green, Orpington – also charged with possession of criminal property, two counts of possession with intent to supply cannabis, and one count of controlling counterfeit currency.

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

Thank you for all of the amazing pictures you've been sending us on  Twitter, external ,  Facebook, external  and by  email .

We loved them so much that we decided to create a music montage of just some of the best.

Please keep them coming.

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

And for BBC Radio Kent journalist Alex Ward who caught this video on her dash-cam as she drove to Tunbridge Wells.  

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

I spoke to Gillingham FC's Josh Wright - brother of Towie's Mark - who described the incredible moment he scored a hat-trick of penalties, to grab victory over Scunthorpe United at the weekend.  

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

A disjointed Gillingham let four past them,  as Bolton kept their automatic promotion hopes firmly alive.

After their heroics at the weekend saw Josh Wright put his name in the history books for scoring a hat-trick of penalties the Gills struggled at home. 

They were reduced to small bursts but could not convert much into a solid chance, eventually losing 4-0 to the promotion chasing team. 

Image source, Getty Images

Elsewhere Dover were thrashed 5-0 at Boreham Wood.

Hundreds of objects will be restored in the biggest conservation project in the National Trust's history.

Kate Kinsella
BBC weather

The mist will lift this morning, and we should see some brighter spells this afternoon. I've got the details. 

Claire Cottingham
BBC Live reporter

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Image source, Mel Chennell

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