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Cyanide sparks River Trent pollution probe
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Perhaps the CEO of Severn Trent should take the ultimate responsibility, after all he earns enough.
Instead of a fine perhaps Stafford Crown Court will consider a custodial sentence this time.
Maybe this is the best encouragement to get polluters to clean up their act.