The landlady of a pub in Chatham says allegations of animal neglect against her simply aren't true.

It's after pictures posted on social media of several farmyard animals being kept at the Waggon and Hale, went viral. Hear from our reporter Charlotte Phillips who has been covering the story.

Also in today's podcast, the Labour leader of Medway Council has been telling us how Reform UK are in for a rude awakening as they take over control of Kent County Council.

They swept to victory in last week's local election, winning 57 seats and leader Nigel Farage has already said they'll be looking to slim down the size of local government.

The KentOnline Podcast has been hearing from a doctor who's told us 34 more GPs working in Kent and Medway is good, but more are needed.

Health bosses say the recruitment drive will allow patients to book appointments more easily and help bring an end to the 8am scramble.

The process of choosing the next Pope has officially started in Rome.

133 cardinals have gathered at the Vatican for the centuries-old process of voting for the next leader of the Catholic Church. We've been speaking to Professor Bob Bowie from Canterbury Christ Church University.

Plans have been unveiled for a multi-million pound redevelopment of a Kent shopping centre.

The Forum in Sittingbourne was sold to a new owner last December and they want to introduce more restaurants and cafes - as well as building 74 flats on the roof.

And in sport, hear from Gillingham goalkeeper Glenn Morris after he agreed a new one year deal at Priestfield.

At 41, he's the oldest player in the Football League.