Sky News host Caleb Bond discusses the severe situation in the UK with huge amounts of wet wipes disposed of and ending up in the River Thames. The cleanup will take a month and cost £200,000, as ...

Authorities are resorting to desperate measures to remove Wet Wipe Island near Hammersmith Bridge. It’s fallen to the Port of ...

London's disgusting Wet Wipe Island is finally set to be removed from the Thames, with work under way to excavate the ...

To a casual observer, the pair of mechanical excavators raking through the mulch on the Thames’s southern foreshore might ...

Diggers have began removing a disgusting bank of wet wipes that has built up along the River Thames in West London as part of a first-of-its-kind clean-up project.

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Footage shows diggers starting to remove a “disgusting” bank of wet wipes that has built up along the River Thames in west ...

A metre-high mass of congealed wet wipes on the banks of the Thames weighing 180 tonnes is being removed after growing to the ...

The Port of London Authority (PLA) has said it will remove about 180 tonnes of congealed wet wipes – the equivalent to the ...

Led and co-ordinated by the Port of London Authority (PLA) with collaboration from Thames Water, the first-of-its-kind ...

The underwater 'island', which is the size of two tennis courts and weighs the same as two double decker buses, is said to have harmed the wildlife and ecology of the river.

What began as a niche business supplying high-quality dry wipes to dental and medical offices back in 2009 has blossomed into ...