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Matt Cole sits in for Julia George.

How many of us crave extra daylight at this time of year?

MPs are discussing putting the clocks forward in the Commons today, saying it would be beneficial for business to align with our neighbours in Europe.

Some people argue too that it would be safer for our children and help those who suffer from seasonal affective disorder.

But would you like to wake up to darkness every morning? It would be even worse for those living in the north of England and Scotland.

Should we be tinkering with time? Should we change the clocks permanently to go forward an hour? How would this affect your life in Kent?

Also on the programme, Peter Hendrix joins us live in the studio to tells us about his traumatic experience during the economic downturn.

The 59-year-old, originally from Dartford, was running his own building and decorating firm in Spain. As the work dried up, he was evicted and left homeless.

With the support of a local charity, Peter tells us how he got back on his feet and how his autobiography, Forty Years War, will donate proceeds to the Bridge Trust in Tonbridge.

And is antisocial behaviour a problem in Deal? A group of teenage girls disrupted a council meeting in the town on Tuesday brandishing cans of lager, swearing and intimidating councillors.

Cllr Wayne Elliot gives us a full account of the drama and we speak to residents in Deal who share their concerns.

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