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Thames Water says sorry to 17,000 left without water during heatwave (opens the original)
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Thames Water has issued an apology after 17,000 residents in east London were left without running water for days during scorching summer heat following a burst main. The disruption occurred on Chigwell Road, in Chigwell, Essex, on Sunday, August 9, and lasted until Friday, August 14, forcing households either side of the east London border to rely on bottled water. Redbridge Council leader Kam Rai said at the time of the water outage that the supplier’s performance "did not meet" expectations.
At least 100 UK academics may be helping to develop Chinese spy tech, MI5 warns (opens the original)
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At least 100 academics with UK links may have unwittingly been part of projects paid for by Chinese intelligence to develop Beijing spy technology, UK security services have warned. Inquiry to consider if Omagh bomb was ‘joint enterprise’ between terror groups Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi says new film on band ‘difficult to watch’ Major operation to recover car in which three teens died in river plunge Choose the right education path for your child MI5 has urged academics to review any cur
Pilots start fighting on international flight sparking emergency: 'We saw blood' (opens the original)
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A flight between Dubai and Tel Aviv had to be diverted after the pilots reportedly started brawling. An anonymous Israeli official is reported to have said the pilots on board the Flydubai flight transmitted emergency signals after getting into a physical altercation with each other. The flight bound for Israel from the United Arab Emirates, carrying 180 passengers, was diverted to Saudi Arabia. It is not clear whether either pilot intentionally transmitted the signal. International news out
London council rakes in £11m from parking tickets after doubling number of wardens (opens the original)
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A north London council raked in more than £11 million from parking tickets â a 25% annual increase â after doubling the number of wardens it employs to patrol the streets. Enfield Council announced it made £8.1 million in profit â termed âsurplus revenueâ â from its parking services in the 2025/26 financial year. This total represented an increase of £1.7 million over the previous year. On-street enforcement â the largest source of income for the councilâs parking services by
More than 1.2 million Londoners face massive council tax hike (opens the original)
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This content is provided by Exco Player and may use cookies or similar technologies. Please click 'Allow and Continue' below to load the content. More than 1.2 million London residents could face eye-watering increases in their council tax bills as local authority leaders look to plug black holes in their budgets. Five London boroughs have been given permission by government ministers to hike council tax by more than 5%, the usual ceiling for increases, without requiring a local referendum to ad
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