Sarah Young is a UK news writer for Reuters, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. She also writes for various other publications, including PM Today, Yahoo News, The Independent, BioRxiv, and Cigalah Group. Sarah's articles cover a wide range of topics, including current events, health, beauty, and product reviews.
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By: Anousha Sakoui, Sarah Young
Signage for British utility company Thames Water at a repair site in London, on June 28, 2023. Toby Melville/Reuters
By: Andres Gonzalez, Sarah Young
Thames Water, Britain's biggest water supplier, has lined up a financing lifeline of up to 3 billion pounds ($3.9 billion) to ensure its survival over the next year and beyond.
By: Sarah Young, Andres Gonzalez
Thames Water, Britain's biggest water supplier, has lined up a financing lifeline of up to 3 billion pounds ($3.9 billion) to ensure its survival over the next year and beyond. Thames Water has been teetering on the brink of collapse since its investors called the company "uninvestible" in March, refusing to pump in new cash as promised, destabilising its finances and putting the government on standby for nationalisation via a special administration regime. The company blamed the regulator, Ofwat, for not allowing it to increase water bills sufficiently.
The creditor group offering Britain's Thames Water a 1.5 billion pound ($1.95 billion) funding lifeline urged others to back its plan on Monday, a week before a participation deadline.
By: Sarah Young, William James
Congratulating Sandu in a message on X, foreign minister David Lammy said: “I look forward to strengthening our friendship and continuing our support on Moldova’s economic and democratic reforms.”
By: Sarah Young
Log in or create a free account to listen to this article. The creditor group offering Britain's Thames Water a £1.5-billion ($1.95-billion) funding
By: Sarah Young, Elizabeth Piper, William James
Badenoch, who became the Conservatives’ new leader and the first Black woman to a head a major British political party on Saturday, has pledged to
By: Sarah Young, Kate Holton
London — The $19bn merger between Vodafone and Hutchison's Three UK is likely to be given the regulatory green light as Britain's need for investment outweighs short-term competition concerns.
(Reporting by Sarah Young; Editing by Kate Holton)
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