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Gregg Wallace to be replaced by Grace Dent on Celebrity MasterChef

Movies & TV · United Kingdom

Gregg Wallace to be replaced by Grace Dent on Celebrity MasterChef

44% Left coverage: 23 sources

Flooding risk will affect 1 in 4 English properties by 2050: Environment Agency

Europe · United Kingdom

Flooding risk will affect 1 in 4 English properties by 2050: Environment Agency

43% Left coverage: 14 sources

Around eight million properties in England - or one in four - could be at risk of flooding by 2050 as the danger increases due to climate change, the Environment Agency (EA) has said.See the Story

Government and the water regulator Ofwat broke law on sewage, says watchdog

Joker · United Kingdom

Government and the water regulator Ofwat broke law on sewage, says watchdog

37% Center coverage: 11 sources

The government and the water regulator broke the law by allowing sewage to be discharged outside of "exceptional circumstances", according to the green watchdog.See the Story

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