MANY of our “cleanest” beaches could lose their prized Blue Flag status after being polluted with raw sewage.
Official figures show the once-spotless coastlines were soiled with human waste a shocking 1,719 times last year. The findings were branded “extremely worrying” by the international body that hands out Blue Flags.
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