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A river pollution campaigner has described part of the River Thames as a "death trap" after E.coli was found in a sample of water he collected. James Wallace of River Action UK said he found 2963 E.coli colonies per 100ml from water in the River Kennet, a tributary of the Thames. It comes after Steve Backshall described pollution found in the water as "toxic" as a Bangor University study found high levels of norovirus and E. coli in a sample near the border between Berkshire and Buckinghamshire. "If I was to give this to Steve to say cheers, he might die... in [the sample] you can see a death ...

Lawrence calls on police to reopen the investigation into his murder, as officers issue another apology for the way they've handled the case parliament set for a final showdown over the rwanda bill — mps and peers are due to vote late into tonight, as the government insists it wants no more delays. he's used to facing danger in the wild — but it's his own back yard that now worries steve backshall. he'll tell us about his mission to clean up the river thames. in sport — accustaions of bias towards a match official nottingham forest say three penalty decsions went against them because the...

Want to turn that anger into action. We have a response from tim � s daughter they said they regard all discharges is unacceptable and taking action to improve the health of the rivers, they say that is a key focus. Thames water. The environmental agencies say they are pleased to see Record Investment from the Water Sector and will take time for this to be reflected in spill data. A lot of frustration as we heard it is taking time to come into place. Were going to bring you more on this issue on Tomorrows Breakfast with naturalist steve backshall. He will talk about that campaign to have tha...

In an interview with the Telegraph, the broadcaster - who lives in west London - revealed that she had once accidentally nearly killed the Princess Royal - or at the very least caused a nasty accident.

Mission Bimini (Season 1 Episode 2 of 10): Steve Backshall and his UK team travel with him to Bimini in the Bahamas. Deadly Mission Shark airs on CBBC HD at 12:50 PM, Sunday 21 April. Steve Backshall and his UK team travel with him to Bimini in the Bahamas