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.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Musk & Trump clash over AI regulation as Dogecoin creator reacts
Tech billionaire Elon Musk and former US President Donald Trump have sparked a heated debate over AI regulation, with Dogecoin creator Billy Markus offering his take on the controversy.
San Francisco bans Apple's App Store payment rules
San Francisco has taken a bold step against Apple's App Store policies, prohibiting city-funded apps from using Apple's payment system. This move could set a precedent for other cities to follow.
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.
China urges global AI cooperation amid US deregulation
Beijing calls for international cooperation on AI governance days after the Trump administration unveils a light-touch regulatory strategy, highlighting growing divergence in global tech policy.
BNPL shake-up: New rules to protect UK shoppers
The UK government is cracking down on 'Buy Now, Pay Later' schemes with stricter regulations to shield shoppers from hidden fees and spiralling debt. Here's what you need to know.
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.
FCA CEO's £120k bonus sparks controversy
Nikhil Rathi, CEO of the Financial Conduct Authority, has come under fire for accepting a £120,000 bonus while the financial watchdog faces criticism over its handling of key regulatory issues.
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.
Minister apologises for failing to protect kids online
A government minister has issued a public apology after a damning report revealed a generation of UK children were exposed to harmful online material due to regulatory failures.
UK’s New Online Safety Rules Explained
The UK government has introduced strict new online safety regulations aimed at protecting users from harmful content. Here’s how they’ll work and what penalties tech firms could face.
Ofcom calls for stronger child safety measures online
Ofcom chief Dame Melanie Dawes has called on tech firms and the government to prioritise child safety online, warning that current measures are insufficient.
UK must tackle children's social media addiction
Experts warn that social media platforms are exploiting children's brains through dopamine-driven feedback loops, prompting calls for stricter UK regulations.
California water pollution linked to Trump-era policies
New reports reveal alarming pesticide contamination in California's water supply, linked to policies from the Trump administration. Experts warn of long-term health risks.
Trump pledges to transform AI regulation
Former US President Donald Trump has outlined his vision for artificial intelligence, promising sweeping changes to its regulation. Here's what experts say about his bold claims.
Trump signs orders targeting 'woke' AI and tech giants
Former US President Donald Trump has issued sweeping executive orders aimed at restricting 'woke' AI and regulating major tech companies, sparking fierce debate over free speech and innovation.
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.
UK probes Apple & Google mobile dominance
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority investigates Apple and Google's stranglehold on mobile ecosystems, raising concerns over competition and consumer choice.
UK watchdog targets Apple and Google over mobile dominance
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is set to take action against Apple and Google, citing concerns over their duopoly in mobile ecosystems. New regulations could reshape the tech landscape.
Hidden risks in AI terms and conditions
Experts warn that AI platforms' lengthy terms and conditions may hide critical privacy risks. Learn what to look for before clicking 'accept'.
HSBC fined £6.2m over deposit protection failures
HSBC has been hit with a £6.2 million fine by the Financial Conduct Authority for failing to protect customer deposits adequately. The bank's errors affected over 99% of eligible accounts.
Supreme Court backs Barclays and UBS in banking case
The UK Supreme Court has delivered a decisive ruling in favour of Barclays and UBS, overturning a previous Court of Appeal decision that could have exposed banks to billions in compensation claims.
Medical misconduct probes in Fife and Dundee
The General Medical Council and Nursing and Midwifery Council are probing serious allegations against healthcare professionals in Kirkcaldy and Dundee, raising concerns over patient safety.
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