Coppermills plant, which serves up to 4mn people, underscores scale of the challenge for troubled utility

Exclusive: Concentrations of faecal bacteria in the lake were found to peak in summer but there were high levels throughout year

Sickness absence rates of workers in the UK labour market, including number of days lost and reasons for absence.

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Environment secretary urged to stop drought order that could damage the ecology of River Test in Hampshire

Company says extra payments relating to work for Kelda Holdings were covered by shareholders not billpayers

Concerns loophole in 2025 act allows payouts at firms that repeatedly pollute England’s waterways with sewage

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‘Atypical expenditure’ document suggests utility’s costs over 12 months outstripped the £130m it paid in fines

Levels even lower than in severe drought year of 2022, data shows, with water firms urged to ‘be proactive’

Public accounts committee warns UK infrastructure risked becoming ‘stony ground’ for investors without major overhaul

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Creditors owed £13bn say ministers should prioritise ‘environmental betterment over punitive enforcement’

Protected by British gunboats and Gurkhas, Singapore plays an outsized role in the world’s banking and oil system.

Exclusive: Common Wealth report argues debt, pollution and underinvestment justify process known as special administration

Despite the damning evidence the government is clinging on to private ownership of water, which has fleeced customers for 36 years.

Privatisation has failed.

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Laws and policies are crafted to give the appearance of sternness and fairness, but are rarely fully enforced on corporations and the rich.

BlackRock is the ringleader of this corporate takeover, embedding itself in the UK’s public sector through Reeves’ £113 billion infrastructure plan

Government to loosen eligibility rules for pensioners in face of backlash against decision to means test benefit

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Backbench Labour MPs, unions and charities criticise the PM, who is urged to apologise for his ‘dangerous’ comments

United Utilities says reservoirs at 69% of capacity, compared to more than 90% this time last year.

In just five years, water companies like Southern Water sold off 35 reservoirs for £26 million. Now they are blaming the public.

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