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A council has pledged to tackle overgrown weeds on 1,900 kilometres of roads and footpaths. Bury Council said following a rise in complaints their weed treatment programme is back on track following a problematic 12 months when overly wet and windy conditions caused weed growth to surge and delayed treatment.
Most EU member states have asked the European Commission to boost water security and resilience across the bloc, saying the strategic and vital natural resource ought to be treated as a “top priority” in the upcoming EU agenda, in a joint letter sent today (July 17).
For weeks leading up to her regular dentist appointment, reporter Bethan Shufflebotham had been seeing water flossers all over her TikTok For You Page. She says she initially dismissed them as an unnecessary gimmick, considering she already used interdental brushes, floss, a toothbrush, and mouthwash.
Fox News' Greg Palkot reports the latest from London.
PARIS : Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo finally swam in the River Seine on Wednesday, fulfilling a promise to try to convince doubters that its waters will be clean enough to hold Olympic swimming events.
Residents have been advised to "stay indoors" in an area of Ceredigion due to a building fire. Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service confirmed that crews were called to the scene of an incident on Penwalle Road in Llandysul.
Over eight days in August 1900, dozens of swimmers dove into the muddy waters of the Seine River in Paris to compete in the second Olympic Games. Cheering crowds packed the riverbank, as the strong downstream current carried athletes to impossibly fast finish times.
With the Paris Olympics less than two weeks away, a question hangs over the Games: Will the Seine River be clean enough for athletes to swim in?