Thames Water scrambles to find cash after investors pull funding
The firm revealed that its investors had withdrawn a £500 million funding lifeline that was due to be paid at the end of this month.
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Court date set for company that donated to new Welsh First Minister
Atlantic Recycling is expected to go to court in December charged with environmental offences.
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Assisted Dying: What is the situation in the UK, Ireland and Crown Dependencies?
Some moves are being made to introduce legislation in Scotland, the Isle of Man and Jersey.
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England and Scotland fans warned German beer is stronger ahead of Euro 2024
Supporters have been warned they face being barred from stadiums if they are too drunk.
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AO cheers ‘clear progress’ as electronics retailer improves profit guidance
Shares in the London-listed company rose by more than a tenth in early trading on Thursday as a result.
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UK home sales edged up in February for the second month in a row
With inflation easing, some estate agents expressed ‘cautious optimism’ about activity levels rebounding.
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Perth Museum, new home of the Stone of Destiny, set to open
A sword believed to have been given to Bonnie Prince Charlie is also part of the collection.
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‘Compelling evidence’ to make assisted dying legal, says MSP as Bill published
Liberal Democrat Liam McArthur has lodged Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill at Holyrood.
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Rail passengers warned of fresh travel chaos as drivers strike again
Members of Aslef at 16 train operators will stage strikes and an overtime ban in a long-running pay dispute.
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‘Massive water advocate’ Annie Sharp excited for Boat Race on Thames
Sharp is a MSc water science, policy & management student at St Antony’s College.
UK Sport|Mar 28
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Paramedics among 16 people killed by Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon
Israel’s military said it had struck a Hezbollah military compound in Teir Harfa and a ‘terrorist cell’ in Naqoura.
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Thames Water funding woes deepen after shareholders pull investment plan
The group said the first £500 million of the new equity that had been agreed will not be provided by its shareholders by March 31.
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Digital health records system ‘set to arrive within budget’
A new digital system for patients’ health records is expected to cost nearly £3m. less than the maximum budget approved by the States four years ago.
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Clearing of gorse reveals bunkers near Fort Doyle
The clearing of foliage around bunkers situated near Fort Doyle has allowed a team from Festung Guernsey the opportunity to investigate the Second World War site.
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Government urged to support shift to healthier diets through farming reforms
The Nature Friendly Farming Network says unhealthy diets are contributing to the nature and climate emergency in the UK.
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