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Water regulator could face judicial review over inability to prevent companies dumping sewage into waterways

The West Anglia Branch of the Supporters Club (WABITS) are raffling a signed 2006-08 away shirt in memory of Luton-based season ticket holder Mark Avery, who died suddenly at the age of 46 on March 28th 2008.

A dissident legal scholar who was jailed in China for participating in the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests was fatally stabbed in his New York office.

Buyers are often afraid to switch to EVs because of the range compared to gas cars. But the next few years could change that, for better or worse.

Exclusive: Activists challenge updated shooting licences, which allow wild birds in England to be shot to protect game birds

Electric vehicles are set to reach range parity with petrol vehicles by 2024, according to research from Bell Resources.

The company has told backers it is one step closer to kick-starting an ambitious roll-up, after finalising plans to raise funds.

Consultant urologist Paul Miller, 63, was said to be an early advocate of high intensity focused ultrasound (Hifu) - described as novel and experimental - which emerged in the mid-2000s.

Wildlife campaign group Wild Justice has launched a fresh legal challenge against Northern Ireland's general licences.

Wild Justice has launched a legal challenge against the general licences available in Northern Ireland to control certain pest bird species. The