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Thames Water held a crunch board meeting on Wednesday amid a scramble to secure hundreds of millions of pounds from shareholders.

The construction roads and maintenance pathways of HS2 are to be repurposed for a “continuous, high-quality active travel route”

SNP and Conservative MPs are angry with the speaker after how the Gaza ceasefire vote was handled

Water suppliers such as Thames Water are at risk of collapsing into administration if they are fined for bad behaviour, MPs have warned, potentially landing taxpayers with a multi-billion pound bailout bill.

Senior Labour figures have joined a backlash over Sir Keir Starmer’s plans to eliminate fox hunting, warning the crackdown is “misguided” and could cost him the rural vote.

Chair of EFRA, Robert Goodwill shares “serious concerns” for biosecurity threats to UK's agri-food sector after the implementation of BTOM.

There have been reports that the Prime Minister is now considering an October election

UK ministers have sought to play down concerns as new post-Brexit checks on food and drink imports come into force. The long-delayed new rules are part of the UK governments introduction of a series... -January 31, 2024 at 01:04 am EST - MarketScreener

Dangerous diseases could enter the UK via illegally shipped food amid funding cuts to a key port as new post-Brexit checks come into force, a senior MP has warned.

The centre for checks on food imports has been moved to Sevington, Kent, 22 miles inland from Dover.