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Elsa Joan was left in "pure shock" after she was abused by a woman in Dartford, Kent, while fishing last weekend - even though she let the 10lb carp go as soon as she caught it

Rib and Oyster only has 11 tables and a massive reputation

The river has previously been declared "biologically dead"

The Environment Agency has confirmed Anglian Water was ordered to pay £510,000 and £50,000 costs after discharging six million litres of sewage into the Great Ouse

Environment Agency chief executive Sir James Bevan said: ‘We welcome this sentence. Serious pollution is a serious crime.’

It seems unbelievable, but she apparently loved doing it while living in the UK

It goes without saying that whether you’re on a tough canal catching roach, looking for bream on a lake or maybe carp on the commercial scene, any kind of fishing during winter is not easy. Often even described as an endurance test by some, a cold

Dear London… When I arrived in 1988 your food scene was in a pretty dire state. There were of course food titans like Marco Pierre White, Simon Hopkinson and Terence Conran, but we always lagged behind our counterparts in Europe and beyond. We were a bit of a laughing stock…

Aggie Waller admits that she's obsessed with eating raw supermarket salmon straight from the packet despite serious health risks - and people are horrified by it

A Tasmanian business owner appears in court for the first time after his company was charged with spilling waste material into a river north of Hobart, causing a significant fish kill.

Fears around blackwater are yet to be realised in South Australia's flooded communities, but experts say the event isn't all doom and gloom.