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Most of the world's chalk streams are in southern and eastern England and are under particular strain.

The UK’s rivers face “a horror story that just gets worse and worse” amid fears the country is heading for a drought, a campaign group has…

An Atlantic weather system is forecast to result in a 10C fall in temperatures along with an increased chance of rain. But it is unlikely to be substantial enough to replace water supplies.

The Met Office said temperatures are likely to soar into the low to mid-30s in central and southern parts of the UK later by Thursday.

Experts have slammed suppliers and insisted it is only the current dry spell that has finally sparked them into action to find and repair pipes as critics demanded bosses are denied bonuses.

Four water companies have announced hosepipe bans in the UK, as another heatwave is set to scorch the country this week. Thames Water is the latest to announce ...

River Action has urged the Government to act as low water levels mean more concentrated pollution in Britain’s rivers.

Thames Water - which supplies homes in Greater London, Thames Valley and Surrey - today announced it will implement a temporary hosepipe ban,

River Action has urged the Government to act as low water levels mean more concentrated pollution in Britain’s rivers.

Companies gave up sites for reserves without building new ones, says former head of Natural England