Thames Water set to be placed in special administration by Andy Burnham

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NEWSDECK ANALYSIS

The coverage of Thames Water's potential special administration broadly agrees on the company's financial struggles. However, the framing and tone differ slightly across outlets. Centre-leaning outlets, such as the Evening Standard and The Independent, focus on the financial crisis and the potential special administration, with a serious and formal tone. In contrast, the left-leaning City AM takes a more cautious approach, questioning the future of Thames Water without emphasizing the financial struggles as strongly.

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Evening Standard

Thames Water set to be placed in special administration by Andy Burnham

The utility has warned that it will run out of cash by the end of the year unless a deal can be agreed between its creditors, Ofwat, and the government

19 Jul, 11:50

The Independent

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Andy Burnham ‘to put Thames Water into special administration regime’

Thames Water’s chief executive Chris Weston has called for urgent clarity from the prime minister-in-waiting over his plans for the sector

19 Jul, 10:58

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City AM

Burnham risks £2bn bill in Thames Water special administration

Andy Burnham is set to push Thames Water into special administration, in an unprecedented move which could hand the taxpayer a £2bn bill. The incoming Prime Minister is facing a crunch decision over how to deal with the struggling utility and is expected to use a special administration regime (SAR) to keep it running until [...]