内容摘要：We scrolled each of their profiles for 10 minutes per day for a week.

We scrolled each of their profiles for 10 minutes per day for a week.

"We're working with local authorities, water companies and community groups to help identify sources of pollution and put a stop to them," she added.Water companies spilt raw sewage for a

into seas and rivers in England in 2024, according to Environment Agency data.Southern Water, a major water supplier in the region, along with South East Water and Thames Water, said protecting and enhancing water quality was "so important" to the company."Over the last 30 years, the quality of our bathing waters has risen from only 28% meeting public health standards to 84% now rated as 'good' or 'excellent'," it said.

The water company added it would spend £1bn a year on environmental improvement over the next five years.Ms Faulkner said in some bathing zones sources of pollution were "really easy" to spot as it could be one pipe causing a problem.

"But the situation here [in the Dymchurch area of Kent] is that there are multiple sources," she added. "It appears to be diffuse pollution."

The bathing season officially started on 15 May and will run until the end of September.We spoke to the six contestants with the best odds, to find out what makes their Eurovision entries stand out.

KAJ are the first Finnish act to represent Sweden at the Eurovision, hailing from the coastal town of Vörå, where Swedish is still the main language.A comedy troupe who met at school, they've been performing together for more than 15 years – and were the surprise winners of Sweden's Melodifestivalen, where the public selects the country's Eurovision entry, earlier this year.

Their song, Bara Bada Bastu, is an accordian-led tribute to sauna culture (Finland has more than three million saunas, one for every two people)."It felt like a natural thing to sing about," says Kevin Holmström. "We really like the sauna. It's universal."