Life at Britain's busiest motorway junction
Residents near one of the UK's busiest motorway junctions share their daily struggles with noise and pollution—but some surprising benefits keep them staying put.
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Yorkshire Water boss in offshore pay row
The CEO of Yorkshire Water faces backlash as millions paid to offshore parent company while customers struggle with soaring bills.
Florida nuclear plant workers fear for safety
Employees at Florida's St. Lucie nuclear plant report escalating safety fears, citing management failures and potential risks. Experts warn of dire consequences if issues remain unresolved.
Ohio tap water stinks of mould and urine
Communities in Akron and Talmadge, Ohio, report foul-smelling tap water, with residents comparing the odour to mould and urine. Authorities are investigating the cause.
Italy's Sicily bridge project costs soar to €13.5bn
Plans to construct a bridge connecting Sicily to mainland Italy have hit a major financial roadblock, with costs now estimated at €13.5 billion. The project, long debated, faces fresh scrutiny over its feasibility and environmental impact.
Italy plans world's longest bridge to Sicily
Italy revives its dream of constructing the world's longest suspension bridge, linking Sicily to the mainland, promising economic growth and enhanced connectivity.
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.
Gull Wing Bridge remains closed amid safety checks
London's iconic Gull Wing Bridge remains closed to pedestrians, sparking debates over urban planning and public access. Discover the latest updates and what lies ahead.
Southern Water warns of possible contamination in Kent & Sussex
Residents in parts of Kent and Sussex have been advised not to use tap water without boiling it first, following reports of potential contamination. Southern Water has issued an urgent warning as investigations continue.
Manhole explosion sends debris flying in New York
Dramatic footage captures the terrifying moment a manhole explodes in New York, hurling debris into the air. Witnesses describe the chaos as authorities investigate the cause.
Heathrow expansion faces M25 tunnel hurdles
Plans for Heathrow Airport's third runway hit a snag as the proposed M25 tunnel raises safety and cost concerns, delaying the £14 billion expansion project.
Westminster named worst UK region for EV charging
A new study exposes the UK area with the poorest electric vehicle infrastructure, leaving drivers frustrated. Find out if your region made the cut.
Heathrow submits third runway plans
London's Heathrow Airport has submitted updated plans for its long-debated third runway, aiming to fast-track construction amid ongoing environmental concerns.
£460m A46 Newark Bypass opens to traffic
The long-awaited A46 Newark Bypass has officially opened, promising smoother journeys and economic growth for the Midlands region.
Reeves slams M25 sale to French firm
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves criticises the UK government for selling a stake in the M25 to a French company, calling it a short-sighted move that harms national infrastructure.
Australia's immigration boom strains housing and economy
Australia's surging immigration rates are sparking debates over housing shortages, infrastructure strain, and economic impacts. Experts weigh in on the challenges ahead.
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.
Car swallowed by giant sinkhole in shocking footage
Dramatic video captures the terrifying moment a car disappears into a massive sinkhole, leaving onlookers stunned. The incident highlights growing concerns over infrastructure safety.
Gardens collapse near tram site - dozens evacuated
Residents forced to flee homes after gardens give way near ongoing tram line project, sparking safety concerns.
Anglian Water fined millions for sewage discharges
Anglian Water has been fined millions by Ofwat for illegal sewage discharges, marking one of the largest penalties in UK water industry history.
Anglian Water fined £2.65m for sewage pollution
Anglian Water has been hit with a £2.65 million fine for illegally discharging sewage into rivers. Read how the water regulator Ofwat uncovered the scandal.
Hosepipe bans as water firms lose billions in leaks
Water companies in the UK are enforcing hosepipe bans while losing billions of litres daily due to leaks. Critics question Ofwat's effectiveness in holding firms accountable.
Australia's risky reliance on 15 undersea cables
Experts warn that Australia's reliance on a mere 15 undersea internet cables makes it vulnerable to digital isolation in the event of conflict or sabotage. Discover the risks and potential solutions to this critical infrastructure weakness.
HS2's giant tunnelling machine completes London tunnels
The colossal tunnelling machine 'Dorothy' has surfaced after carving out miles of tunnels for HS2, marking a major milestone in Britain's most expensive infrastructure project.
Flint water crisis: Homes still unsafe after 10 years
A decade after the Flint water crisis began, hundreds of homes in Michigan still lack safe drinking water, highlighting systemic failures and ongoing struggles.
Montenegro wins €40M EU funding for tourism road upgrades
Montenegro has been granted €40 million by the EU to develop road infrastructure, enhancing tourism and regional connectivity in the Balkans.
Morocco's new airport for 2030 World Cup
Morocco is constructing a state-of-the-art airport near Marrakech to accommodate the surge in visitors expected for the 2030 FIFA World Cup, enhancing travel infrastructure and tourism appeal.
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.
Hundreds of new homes approved for historic UK town
A major housing development is underway in a historic UK town, bringing hundreds of new homes and potential economic benefits. Here’s how it could reshape the community.
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.
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