Labour faces calls for water nationalisation as Stephen Fry brands status quo ‘insane’

LABOUR faced calls for water nationalisation today, with broadcaster Stephen Fry warning that the current situation is “insane.”
Environment Secretary Steve Reed announced today that water bosses will face criminal charges and be stripped of their bonuses for repeated illegal sewage dumping under tightened-up regulations he will introduce to Parliament.
But he could not say what level of dumping would need to happen before criminal charges would be triggered when questioned over the plans.
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