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Kensington

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[ken-zing-tuhn] / ˈkɛn zɪŋ tən /

noun

  1. a former borough of Greater London, England: now part of Kensington and Chelsea.


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A London Ambulance Service spokesperson said it was called at 20:45 GMT "to reports of an incident at the junction of Exhibition Road and Kensington Road".

From BBC

The court previously heard how Reid would drive a hire car from his Uxbridge home to a flat on the Swinbrook Estate in north Kensington, change into his Deliveroo disguise - complete with a takeaway box - and cycle an e-bike to the location of his intended targets.

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Thirteen local authorities - including Cumberland, Bolton, Kensington and Chelsea, Bedford, West Northamptonshire, North Lincolnshire and Derbyshire - have received a "red" rating based on the condition of their roads and how effectively they are spending government funding to carry out repairs.

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The princess, who is turning 44 on Friday, "wanted to join her husband to show her support for the NHS and to thank the teams at Charing Cross for their efforts" over a difficult winter period, Kensington Palace said.

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Kensington Palace had teased the clip ahead of the programme with a video of Catherine and a then unknown person playing the piano captioned "a special duet..."

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