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Engineers have been building what they hope will be the solution to the capital's sewage problems. the existing system dates back to victorian times and struggles to cope when there's heavy rainfall, often leading to untreated waste being pumped into the river thames. our environment correspondent, jonah fisher, has been given rare access to the new �*super sewer�* to find out how it's going to help. just looking for history. looking for stories, really. lara is a mudlark, forever searching the brown banks of the river thames. ifound a complete iron age pot, a tudor shoe... but alongside t...

Individual russian and belarusian athletes should be allowed to compete in international sporting events as neutrals. criticism of that recommendation coming out of poland in the last few minutes. the ioc is executive board recommended that that could be allowed, competing as individual athletes as long as they do not actively support russia's war in ukraine. but criticism of that recommendation coming out of poland. more than 150 feet below london, engineers have been building what they hope will be the solution to the capital's sewage problems. the system dates back to victorian times and st...

But they are against independence. yeah, but they are going to get rid of the tories. i tonight, celebrations on a day scotland changed, although for humza yousaf, it has not yet changed enough. still to come. twitter boss elon musk has announced a shake—up of the social media platform's paid twitter blue feature, meaning privileges will be restricted to users who pay a monthly fee. more than 60 metres below london, engineers have been building what they hope will be the solution to the capital's sewage problems. the existing system dates back to victorian times and struggles to cope when th...

Sewage is backing up into homes, yards and streets in Jackson. It is causing some neighborhoods to speak out against the ongoing issue.

Ever since the capitalist mode of production came into the world, the bourgeoisie has always oscillated between two "visions" on how to manage the workforce and get it to submit to working for a wage, in other words, that of Malthus or De Mandeville. Either by the threat of starvation, but with the risk of sudden outbursts of anger, controllable with open violence, or through a "compassionate" management of hunger, which convinces, so to speak, workers to suffer exploitation and domination by the employers.