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Hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and rachel burden. it's an issue we've discussed many times here on breakfast, untreated raw sewage being pumped into rivers and the sea from storm overflows. six water companies in england are now facing legal action for allegations of under—reporting incidents and overcharging customers. water companies are set pollution targets by the environment agency and the regulator 0fwat. if they meet or exceed them they can charge bill payers more. the case could take years to get through the courts, but if successful 20 million bill payers could receive compens...

EXCLUSIVE: Express.co.uk's investigation into the ongoing sewage crisis reveals the extent of the problem has been ongoing for much, much longer than initially thought.

Into the beautiful river dee that flows chester for the next 27 years? mr speaker, of course it is not acceptable and that is why this government has gone further than any other government in tackling this issue, committing to monitor 100% of storm overflows in an investment programme of £56 to operate infrastructure and enshrining in law strict targets, as well as introducing unlimited fines for water companies, but when it came to talking about those policies in this house, the party opposite could not even be bothered to turn up and put for them. ., s, ., ., ., for them. later today, a par...

Thing that people will be expecting from the government is getting that electricity pipeline flowing within our own country rather than constantly being reliant on aspects of the link to the gas prices around the world. , ., ., the world. viewers will have had this moment _ the world. viewers will have had this moment you _ the world. viewers will have had this moment you don't - the world. viewers will have had this moment you don't your - the world. viewers will have had this moment you don't your own j this moment you don't your own constituency. this moment you don't your own constituency-...

£2 billion in dividends to shareholders so why should consumers have to pay to clean up the mess? consumers are not going to be paying for the fines and penalties that that have been levied. there has been ongoing investment in these things. not farfrom here been ongoing investment in these things. not far from here we been ongoing investment in these things. not farfrom here we have the terms of super sewer, a multi—billion pound project which takes over ten years to do, that will eradicate pretty much all of the need to use storm overflows in the need to use storm overflows in the future....