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UK government considering two proposals for Heathrow third runway — REUTERS / pwu404

UK Politics · London

UK government considering two proposals for Heathrow third runway

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Met Police officer filmed making 'abhorrent racist' comments sacked

Kingston upon Thames · Kingston upon Thames

Met Police officer filmed making 'abhorrent racist' comments sacked

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Three allegations were upheld including making "highly racist and discriminatory remarks" about different ethnic groups.See the Story

Water companies told to refund £260m to customers for poor performance — Drinking water by Wikipedia Photo - Own workSource: [1] (By: Photo taken by de:Benutzer:Alex Anlicker using a Nikon Coolpix 950.) / CC-BY-SA-3.0

UK Economy · United Kingdom

Water companies told to refund £260m to customers for poor performance

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England's water companies have been ordered to refund more than £260m to their customers for poor performance. The economic regulator Ofwat says 40% of that money has already been taken off this year's bills, with the rest to come off next year's. But bills are still due to rise steeply until 2030 to fund upgrades to the water system.See the Story

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