Chinese firm frontrunner to buy Thames Water
A major Chinese company is reportedly leading the race to buy Thames Water, the UK's largest water supplier, as it faces mounting debt and regulatory scrutiny.
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Liverpool Street Station's £1.5bn revamp revealed
Network Rail announces a £1.5 billion redevelopment of London's Liverpool Street Station, introducing cutting-edge advertising spaces and modern amenities.
Thames Water sold to Chinese investors amid debt crisis
Thames Water, Britain's largest water supplier, has been sold to a consortium linked to the Chinese government, while the UK steps in to manage its staggering £16.8bn debt crisis.
Cooper slams Home Office over asylum seeker conditions
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper criticises the government for failing asylum seekers in Thames Valley and West Yorkshire, citing dire living conditions and mismanagement.
Best Public Bathrooms in the UK
From luxurious loos to hidden gems, explore the top-rated public bathrooms across the UK for a clean and comfortable experience.
London's super sewer transforms into public spaces
Discover how London's ambitious Tideway project is turning the city's 'super sewer' into breathtaking riverside parks and walkways, blending engineering with visionary architecture.
Jet ski riders face jail after Thames chase
Two thrill-seekers could be jailed after a dangerous high-speed jet ski chase along the River Thames, prompting a police crackdown on reckless waterway antics.
Thames Water may face temporary nationalisation
The UK government is reportedly considering placing Thames Water under temporary state control as the debt-laden utility giant struggles to secure private investment. Shadow Environment Secretary Steve Reed warns of potential bill hikes for customers.
Govt plans for Thames Water collapse as crisis deepens
Specialist advisers have been appointed to oversee contingency plans for Thames Water's potential collapse, as the UK's largest water supplier faces financial turmoil.
Gov steps in as Thames Water faces collapse
The UK government is preparing contingency plans as Thames Water, the country's largest water supplier, faces severe financial instability. Ministers and regulators are on high alert to prevent a collapse that could impact millions of customers.
Thames Water workers reveal shocking sewer conditions
Employees of Thames Water reveal dire working conditions and health hazards in London's ageing sewer network, sparking calls for urgent reforms.
Thames 'Wet Wipe Island' clean-up shocks London
A massive clean-up operation has removed a grotesque 'wet wipe island' from the River Thames, exposing London's growing sewage pollution crisis. Discover how this environmental eyesore formed – and what's being done to stop it.
EHRC: Trans women can be banned from single-sex spaces
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has issued controversial new guidance allowing single-sex spaces to exclude trans women. Critics argue this undermines LGBTQ+ rights, while supporters claim it protects women's safety.
EHRC: Trans women could be banned from single-sex spaces
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has issued controversial new guidance allowing organisations to exclude trans women from single-sex spaces. Critics argue this undermines transgender rights, while supporters claim it protects women's safety
Nature fights depression, study finds
New research suggests that immersing yourself in natural environments can significantly improve mental health and reduce symptoms of depression.
Thames bursts banks in Berkshire amid heavy flooding
Severe flooding hits Berkshire as the River Thames overflows, causing widespread disruption. Authorities issue warnings as more rain is forecast.
CCTV captures brazen Berkshire burglary
Dramatic CCTV footage shows a masked burglar breaking into a home in Beaconsfield, Berkshire, in broad daylight. Police are appealing for witnesses.
Trans woman called 'hostile invader' on women-only app
A transgender woman faced discrimination on the women-only app Giggle, with users allegedly branding her a 'hostile invader'. The case highlights ongoing debates around inclusivity and digital spaces.
Boston Mayor's Drug 'Safe Spaces' Plan Sparks Outrage
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu faces backlash after proposing 'safe spaces' for drug addicts in historic Beacon Hill, raising concerns among residents and officials.
Fourth body found in Thames amid police probe
A fourth body has been discovered in the River Thames as authorities investigate a string of unexplained deaths in London. Police urge witnesses to come forward.
US shuts down Corporation for Public Broadcasting
The US government has voted to defund and close the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, sparking debate over media independence and public service broadcasting.
Labour MPs slam Thames Water exec bonuses amid crisis
Labour MPs demand action as Thames Water executives receive hefty bonuses despite company's financial turmoil and service failures.
Brits: Random citizens would govern better than politicians
A shocking new survey suggests the British public has lost faith in Westminster, with many believing ordinary people could make better decisions than career politicians.
Bicester church closed over safety fears
A 19th-century church in Bicester has been closed indefinitely after structural issues raised serious safety concerns. Authorities are assessing the damage.
EHRC transgender guidance sparks rights debate
The Equality and Human Rights Commission's latest guidance on transgender access to single-sex spaces has ignited fierce discussions about rights, inclusion, and legal boundaries in the UK.
Government vehicles stolen from RAF Brize Norton
Two government vehicles were stolen from RAF Brize Norton in a daring overnight theft, raising serious security concerns at one of the UK's most critical military bases.
Charity takes minister to court over Thames Water
A prominent charity has launched legal proceedings against a government minister for alleged inaction regarding Thames Water's environmental and operational failures.
Nurse: 13 staff opposed trans doctor in female spaces
A nurse has testified that 13 colleagues opposed allowing a transgender doctor access to female-only spaces, sparking debate over workplace inclusivity and rights.
Far-right riots expose UK community space gaps
A new report by the IPPR highlights how far-right riots in the UK reveal a lack of safe community spaces, urging policymakers to address social fragmentation.
Pub closures boost far-right support, research finds
New research suggests the decline of local pubs has contributed to rising far-right sentiment in the UK, as communities lose vital social hubs.
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