libertines

There's anger over changes to recycling rules that have come into force across Canterbury, Herne Bay and Whitstable.

Households have been warned blue and red-lidded recycling bins will not be collected if they're "contaminated".

Also in today's podcast, Rishi Sunak's Rwanda bill has passed its final hurdle in the Commons - despite some rebellion from his own Conservative backbenchers.

Former home secretary Suella Braverman and ex-immigration minister Robert Jenrick were among just 11 Tories who voted against it. The Prime Minister has been giving a news conference at Downing Street.

A Sheerness mum says her stillborn son would still be alive today if she'd been admitted to hospital sooner.

Kristina Pepper contacted Medway Maritime after experiencing unusual pregnancy symptoms but was told to "stop being silly". Kristina and her partner Lee have been sharing their story and we have a response from the hospital.

A Tunbridge Wells couple are celebrating winning a quarter of a million pounds on a lottery scratch card.

Michelle Newton and John Simpson are planning to pay off their mortgage and do some house renovations.

And in sport, Gillingham have made their first signing of the January transfer window.

Remeao Hutton is joining from Swindon Town - he's been speaking to the club's media.

In this episode, Arnie and Fred discuss what the Bible says about making moral decisions. We know that sin abounds in the world ever since Adam and Eve disobeyed God in the Garden. Ever since that time, every accountable person has committed sin. We know that it got so bad in the past that God flooded the earth destroying all human beings except the eight on the Ark.  In this study we want to discuss what sin is, the fact that it is a clear and present danger that entraps, destroys and condemns people; and then consider how to make safe and moral decisions. We note a number of the Bible passages that list various sins.  We talk about ancient Israel and how it illustrates declining morals of God's people. The ancient Gentiles were notorious for their immorality and we note one specific example. Even early Christians did not escape the evil influence of the society they were a part of and we discuss the examples provided by the Bible.  We note the hidden dangers that are involved with sin, its deceptiveness and enslavement.  Finally, we discuss the role that false teachers play in deceiving people and causing them to sin. Take about 30 minutes to listen in on our discussion. Have your Bible handy so you can follow along and ensure we are teaching what the Bible says.  A transcript is also provided to help you follow along.

Carl Barat, Diego Calvo and Dawn Hindle cruise around Ibiza in an original Ford Mustang convertible. Join them as they discuss the ever changing rock scene on the island and share their favourite anecdotes from across the years.

Ready for an exclusive club event with a little blasphemy, some sexy nuns, and a baboon dressed up as Satan? Well, here's your ticket to an episode on the hell-fire clubs, which gained in popularity and infamy throughout the 17th and 18th centuries. This week, Jess and Philippa look at some of the libertines who were members of clubs such as the Ballers, the Damned Crew, and the Bugle Boys. Hold onto your habits, we're in for a boozy ride!