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Environment Agency tests find staggering 85% of England's rivers fail water quality threshold

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By Graham Hiscott Verified
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Around 85% of England’s rivers have failed a water quality measure, the Environment Agency has revealed. Extensive tests by the agency discovered that river quality levels had not improved since 2019, despite what the water industry claims has been vast investment in its networks. The findings come amid anger at the state of the country’s waterways, with fury over the pumping of sewage into rivers and bathing areas, all while households have been hit with soaring bills.
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What foods should be kept in the fridge - or not - from eggs to jam

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By Graham Hiscott Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Should eggs be stored in the fridge or out? How about ketchup or bread? If you and your other half disagree on just where to keep those, and other kitchen staples, then you're not alone. A survey found two thirds of us have argued with a partner or family member over whether certain foods should live in the fridge or the cupboard, sharing crossed words over the issue an average of twice a month in the past year.
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'Robocabs' could be picking up passengers on London streets later this summer

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By Graham Hiscott Verified
| MSN UK Verified
The launch of robocabs on London roads has moved a step closer - with 100,000 people already signing-up to give them a go. Tech firm Wayve said Transport for London (TfL) had awarded private hire vehicle licences to a number of its self-driving taxis. The company is working with ride hailing app Uber, which said some of the 100,000 people who have signed up to express their interest in experiencing robotaxis will be offered rides in the vehicles "later this summer", ahead of a full public launch.
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