15 English Sewage Plants Use Risky Plastic Beads
Exclusive analysis reveals 15 sewage plants on England's south coast use plastic bio-beads like those spilled at Camber Sands, posing ongoing environmental risks.
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US Received $200bn in Secret Chinese Loans
New report reveals US is biggest recipient of Chinese state bank loans despite warning others against them. $200bn flowed to critical tech sectors via shell companies.
Energy firms make £125bn profit as bills soar
Exclusive analysis reveals energy giants have made £125bn in UK profits over five years. Campaigners demand Chancellor Rachel Reeves imposes fresh windfall tax in Budget.
Four dead in devastating Queensland house fire
Tragedy strikes Queensland as emergency services battle horrific house fire that claimed four lives in Brisbane's southern suburbs. Latest updates on the investigation.
Tomato Energy collapses amid UK energy crisis
Another UK energy supplier collapses as Tomato Energy ceases trading, leaving thousands of customers in limbo. Ofgem steps in with protection plan.
Dutch Court Rules Against Apple in LVMH Tax Battle
The Dutch High Court has ruled against Apple in its legal dispute with LVMH over €13 million in back taxes, marking a significant victory for European tax authorities.
Beckham Knighthood Blocked Over Tax Affairs
Exclusive investigation reveals how David Beckham's financial arrangements prevented him from receiving knighthood despite his charitable work and sporting legacy.
UK Phone Giants Unite to Block Scam Calls
Major UK telecom providers have joined forces in a groundbreaking agreement to combat number spoofing fraud, implementing new technology to protect millions of consumers from scam calls.
AI Company Valuations: Bubble Warning Signs
As artificial intelligence companies achieve staggering valuations, experts warn of worrying parallels with past tech bubbles. Discover why investors are pouring billions into unproven AI ventures and what this means for the future of technology markets.
Water firms may charge twice for sewage fixes
Environmental campaigners take regulator Ofwat to court over controversial plans allowing water companies to bill customers twice for tackling sewage pollution crises.
Deliveroo shuts London operations in major strategy shift
Food delivery giant Deliveroo announces closure of its London operations as part of global restructuring, affecting local restaurants and riders while focusing on international expansion.
UK business insolvencies surge 32% as crisis deepens
New data reveals a 32% spike in UK business distress as thousands of companies face collapse amid high interest rates and economic pressures, with construction and hospitality sectors hit hardest.
Ofgem pressured to return £4bn energy windfall
Energy regulator Ofgem is under fire to redirect £4 billion in network company profits back to consumers as bills remain stubbornly high despite falling wholesale prices.
Marston's shares surge 10% after Carlsberg deal
UK pub operator Marston's sees shares jump 10% after finalising joint venture with Carlsberg, creating a £780m brewing powerhouse while retaining pub estate.
UK pays Chinese firms £15m yearly for asylum hotels
Exclusive investigation reveals UK government paying millions to Chinese state-linked companies for housing asylum seekers, raising national security and economic concerns
Thames Water crisis as regulator demands £70bn overhaul
England's largest water company, Thames Water, is under scrutiny as regulator Ofwat rejects business plans and demands massive investment in infrastructure while keeping bills affordable for customers.
Thames Water Crisis: Suppliers Face Collapse Over £15bn Debt
Exclusive investigation reveals Thames Water, Severn Trent and other key suppliers are drowning in debt while planning massive bill increases up to 91%, raising fears of nationalisation.
England's water crisis: sewage pollution hits record high
New data reveals England's water quality has reached its lowest point on record, with sewage pollution incidents soaring and environmental standards collapsing across the board.
Trump to lift Russian oil sanctions if re-elected: report
Former President Donald Trump reportedly plans to lift sanctions on major Russian energy corporations if re-elected, raising alarm among Western allies about potential Kremlin financial lifelines.
Sarah Ferguson drops Duchess title in business rebrand
The former wife of Prince Andrew makes significant changes to her corporate identity, removing royal title from Companies House filings in strategic rebranding move.
Environment Agency fined for water monitoring failures
The Environment Agency faces unprecedented fines after investigation reveals systemic failures in monitoring water companies across Cumbria and Northumbria.
Record £1.1m sewage fines hit English water firms
England's water companies face unprecedented penalties for illegal sewage dumping as the Environment Agency takes aggressive action against environmental violations in waterways.
Ingraham & Trump Jr SPAC Under SEC Scrutiny
Fox News presenter Laura Ingraham faces regulatory investigation over her SPAC partnership with Donald Trump Jr, raising questions about celebrity-backed investment vehicles.
California sues ExxonMobil over climate deception
In a landmark legal move, California sues ExxonMobil and other oil giants for allegedly deceiving the public about climate change risks and plastic pollution, seeking massive environmental damages.
491 companies fined for minimum wage violations
Exclusive investigation reveals 491 businesses fined for failing to pay minimum wage, with high street names and major retailers among the worst offenders.
Pensioner's £1,850 plumbing bill shock
A 74-year-old woman from Hertfordshire faces financial shock after being charged £1,850 for a simple pipe repair. The plumbing company's staggering invoice has sparked outrage and warnings for homeowners.
Urgent payment warning for millions of UK households
Millions of British households face a critical payment deadline this month as energy companies issue urgent warnings about direct debit changes and potential bill increases.
Sewage spills surge 54% in England's rivers
Shocking new data reveals sewage discharges into England's rivers and seas have skyrocketed, with storm overflows operating for millions of hours despite drought conditions.
Trump: Big Pharma 'held NHS to ransom' on vaccines
Former US President Donald Trump makes explosive allegations about pharmaceutical companies exploiting the NHS during pandemic negotiations, claiming Britain paid 'far more than other countries' for COVID vaccines.
Japanese firms profit from Aussie gas as local manufacturers struggle
Australian Industry Minister Ed Husic exposes how Japanese companies are buying cheap Australian gas only to resell it at massive markups, creating an energy crisis for domestic manufacturers.
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