Have you ever looked at a river and wondered where all the water has come from? Or where it is going to? My name is Seren and today I'm investigating the UK's longest rivers. This is the River ...

But far too many of our waterways have been overused and undervalued. Drained almost dry in places, and polluted in others. Less than a fifth of England’s rivers are healthy, and climate change is ...

Part of the River Trent had 50 times the bacteria of safe swimming water on average last year, data shared exclusively with ...

Internal testing by the Environment Agency has provided insight into pollution at two sites that were the first to be ...

The UK’s rivers are in crisis after years of neglect, pollution and over-exploitation. In partnership with the i, New Scientist’s Save Britain’s Rivers campaign is revealing what’s gone ...

Thames Water, Britain's biggest water supplier, will find out from a court this week whether a 3 billion pound ($3.88 billion ...

Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) Freshwater biodiversity in England's rivers has improved due to reduced zinc and copper pollution, primarily from decreased coal burning and heavy industry ...

An improvement in freshwater biodiversity in England's rivers was linked to reductions in pollution of zinc and copper, largely due to the decline of coal burning and heavy industry, say researchers.

On their journey from spring to sea, Britain’s bountiful rivers have always provided the lifeblood of our nation – essential to our economy, wildlife, and wellbeing. These wonderful waterways ...