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3 Chinese firms in world's top 10 largest companies

In a historic shift, three Chinese corporations have secured spots in the global top 10 largest companies by revenue, challenging Western dominance. Discover which firms are leading China's economic rise.

Labour: England faces worst sewage crisis in history

Labour's shadow environment secretary, Steve Reed, accuses the government of failing to protect England's waterways as sewage spills reach record levels. Experts warn of severe ecological damage and public health risks.

Ofwat scrutinised as water bills soar

UK water regulator Ofwat is under pressure as consumers face soaring bills amid complaints of inadequate service and environmental negligence by water companies.

Water firms must prioritise public over profits

A damning report calls for UK water companies to shift focus from shareholder dividends to environmental and social responsibility, amid rising public outrage over sewage spills and service failures.

UK hosepipe ban: Garden survival guide

With hosepipe bans in effect across parts of the UK, gardeners face challenges in keeping plants healthy. Discover expert tips to maintain your garden while conserving water.

Hosepipe Ban: Rules and Fines Explained

As water shortages loom, hosepipe bans are being enforced across the UK. Here’s everything you need to know about the rules, potential fines, and how to avoid penalties.

Public ownership of water: time for change?

Amid rising bills and service failures, the case for bringing England's water industry back into public hands grows stronger. Explore the arguments for and against renationalisation.

Government rescues Thames Water amid environmental crisis

The UK government has intervened to prevent the collapse of Thames Water, the country's largest water supplier, as Environment Secretary Steve Reed vows to hold the company accountable for its environmental failures.

New watchdog to tackle UK water pollution crisis

As public outrage grows over sewage spills and water pollution, a new regulatory body promises to hold water companies accountable. But will it be enough to clean up Britain's rivers and coasts?

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