Duke Of Kent Hurt In Crash - Unconscious after head-on car crash. Mr. Roland Higton, driver of the shooting brake which was involved in the crash, talking to a R.A.C, man after the accident. The Duke of Kent, eighteen-year-old cousin of the Queen, was injured in a head-on car collision at Sunningdale, Berks, yesterday. He was rushed, unconscious, to a hospital at Chertsey, and then transferred to the National Hospital for Nervous Diseases in London. An official announcement said that the Duke was suffering from a "moderately severe" head injury. Late last night it was stated,that he had concussion, that his condition was "taking a normal course and-giving rise to no anxiety at present." The Duchess of Kent was informed of the accident at her home at Iver, Bucks. With her younger son, Prince Michael and with a police escort leading the way, she was driven to St. Peter's hospital, Chertsey, where the Duke was first taken. The Duchess also went to see the Duke at the National Hospital for