Starmer's bid to fix broken water industry after series of sewage scandals
Briefly

The biggest review of the water industry in nearly forty years is being launched in response to scandals involving sewage dumping in Britain’s waterways, inciting public outrage.
A commission led by Sir Jon Cunliffe will work to assess the water industry amidst increasing concerns over rising bills and the need for significant repairs.
Legislation introduced by Sir Keir Starmer aims to halt bonuses for water executives and impose criminal penalties for severe leaks, indicating a push for accountability.
Critics express frustration that the review might neglect the issue of transferring failing water companies back to public ownership, reflecting public desires.
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