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Kent head coach Matt Walker says Darren Stevens is improving like a "fine wine" after taking 6-22 against Gloucestershire.

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Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

More than 20 million cars are expected to be on the roads and more than 200 rail engineering works are taking place over Easter.

The busiest day for the great getaway will be Thursday, with drivers being warned some journeys could take 90 minutes longer than usual.

Unsurprisingly the M25 is included as well as the Dartford Crossing.

Network Rail is also carrying out a number of works on the railways.

You can read the full guide here . 

Music, modern languages and drama are among the subjects facing cuts, teachers say.

The chief of the Southern rail network was paid £495,000 during a year in which the service was hit by strikes and falling profits.

Charles Horton, chief executive of Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), was paid £478,000 in pay in the last financial year, while also earning £17,000 from Southern Railway Limited, the groups' accounts showed.

It comes during a prolonged battle between Southern and the unions over so-called driver-only operated trains, which has led to disruption for millions of passengers.

Its parent company also suffered a profit slump of more than £15 million in the last year, latest figures showed.   

GTR runs Southern, as well as Thameslink, Great Northern and the Gatwick Express routes.

GTR's accounts showed Mr Horton, as the group's highest-paid director, was previously paid £493,000 in 2015.

A spokesman for the group said: "As a matter of policy we do not discuss the remuneration of any of our employees." 

Lizzie Massey
BBC Live reporter

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Board game creators have dubbed Royal Tunbridge Wells "too posh" to have an equivalent of Old Kent Road in the town’s brand new Monopoly board.

It beat other "royal" cities and towns across the UK to have an official game made to mark the Queen's 65th year on the throne.

More than 2,000 suggestions for places on the board have been sent in, but very few for the modest end of town, and none to take the place of Old Kent Road.

Poll lines have now re-opened for one week to get some ideas.

Kent Police says an investigation in Kingsnorth Road, Gillingham, where small, human bone fragments were found has now been stood down.

Officers are still looking into the discovery and say it's being treated as unexplained.

Kent County Council paid out compensation running into tens of thousands of pounds over the last three years for incidents and injuries suffered in schools across the county.

But what sort of incidents led to the payouts?

More than 5,500 people are thought to be living with Parkinson's disease in Kent and the South East - but there's still no cure.

This morning, Parkinson's UK is launching an appeal to raise more money for research into the condition.

Alan Lander has Parkinson's disease and spoke to John Warnett, along with his wife Anne from their home in Gravesend.

You can hear his story on the BBC Radio Kent Breakfast Show with John and Steve by listening  here .  

Stuart Maisner
BBC Live reporter

Did you miss this on Friday? The pictures are just stunning.

A world record attempt took place from Dover for the number of hot air balloons crossing the Channel.  

Organisers say 82 balloons that took off from Dover on Friday morning made it to France.

The previous record for the number of balloons flying over the channel was 49.

Here's this morning's BBC South East presenter Charlie Rose giving you a quick tour.

Georgina Burnett
BBC Weather

Because it's going to feel quite a bit cooler today.

Here's my morning forecast.

The operators behind Dreamland in Margate have told BBC South East about their multi-million pound plans for expanding and revamping it this summer.

In their first interview since being placed in administration, Sands Heritage have revealed there will be new rides and a £15,000 capacity music stage.

The theme park has had financial struggles since it was restored in 2015. 

But it's received £25m in private investment and operators say it will be "massively different" when it reopens next month.

You can hear more on this story on the BBC Radio Kent Breakfast Show with John and Steve by listening here .

Kathryn Langley
BBC Live reporter

And this lovely picture is a good way to brighten up your Monday morning.

It's Rochester by Scott Sinden and it's our Kent  #photooftheday, external .

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