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Regulators

May 2024

  • people leave a building with a big eagle seal on the side of it

    SEC charges Trump Media auditor with ‘massive fraud’

    BF Borgers agrees to $12m civil penalty and owner Benjamin Borgers agrees to pay $2m

April 2024

  • Dirty liquid spilling from outfall pipe

    Tory duty on Ofwat protects profits over reducing sewage pollution, experts say

  • Mustafa Suleyman

    UK competition watchdog steps up scrutiny of big tech’s role in AI startups

  • A Royal Mail post delivery cart parked next to a post box in central London

    Regulators leave Royal Mail vulnerable to ‘corporate predators’, says investor

  • brown scum lines the river bank with a canal boat and swan in the distance

    ‘No dividing line’: consultants advising private water companies also work for their regulator, Ofwat

  • Saving us from ourselves: how Britain is learning to accept the nanny state

  • Most UK dairy farms ignoring pollution rules as manure spews into rivers

  • Thames Water nationalisation plan could move bulk of £15bn debt to state

  • Healthier ready-to-eat meals would have ‘huge’ EU climate benefits – report

  • Thames Water to add to debt mountain in bid for survival

  • Leisure centres scrap biometric systems to keep tabs on staff amid UK data watchdog clampdown

  • Thames Water has six weeks to agree survival plan with Ofwat

  • Neil Woodford’s understanding of risk ‘defective’, FCA says

  • Small UK businesses ‘empowered’ to tackle rogue energy brokers

  • Katie Price Instagram post banned by advertising watchdog over diet claim

March 2024

  • Scaffolding on block of flats

    ‘Life-critical’ cladding problems affect 2,000 social housing blocks in England

    Flammable material found in more than one in 10 blocks over 11 metres tall, and action is urged on smaller buildings, government figures show
  • Hugo, a bearded Collie, in the Metro Bank branch in Holborn, central London

    Bank of England investigating claim Metro Bank put customers’ data at risk

    Exclusive: Whistleblower raised concerns about security of in-branch coin-counter software

    • ‘If you want to abuse your workers, that’s fine’: UK modern slavery watchdog’s funding cut

    • Video game firms found to have broken own UK industry rules on loot boxes

    • Thames Water on road to state rescue amid investor standoff with Ofwat

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