Feargal Sharkey Discusses 'Damning' New Water Report | Good Morning Britain

[@tryharder75]

And a good heart these days is hard to find. A good heart, the lasting kind.

[@alithealien]

Brilliant man.

[@TonyM540]

Well done Fergal for standing up to the authorities on this matter. The rivers and lakes in UK and Ireland are being used as sewers . Whenever the water authorities are confronted with the facts then their answer is always the same “ we are working and investigating in cleaning up these issues”……I’ve been listening to this for 40yrs

[@Yotsukaido]

A good company these days is hard to find.

[@carlholleran2037]

On ye go Fergal!!! About time someone with influence spoke up for us without a voice!! 👍👍

[@MrJohnnyseven]

Good for him....funny he is in tv again today!! Support Fergal

[@dannymcnamara2554]

Much love to Britain from her oldest colony Newfoundland.👍🏻❤️🇨🇦🇬🇧

[@superandz]

You tell em Fergy !

[@zazz63]

blimey ..fergal is not just a singer ..really intelligent guy.

[@martinbryant8493]

Make this man a minister

[@margaretbuckley9309]

HES BLOODY RIGHT WELL DONE FEARGAL WE HAVE TO DO SOMETHING TO SAVE OUR RIVERS

[@PrivateSi]

@@margaretbuckley9309 .. Our rivers and beaches are nowhere near as bad as they were under socialised water, where the authorities both regulated and ran the show. We need a return to the early days of privitisation before Neo Labour and Fake-Green, woke Tories messed up all our priorities and crime-fighting expenditure while, like Neo Labour, stealthily transferring wealth from the poor and middle class to Big Business and useless / wasteful fake-green start-ups.

[@t.jconnolly6492]

What has happened to the money ,what has happened to the money

[@NEMA-tn6xd]

This man has a cause in life and he's not to be ignored, this is not just a little bit of nothing he is talking about but involves us all, he was a brilliant singer in his days and now a brilliant spokesman, total respect to the man..

[@ExploreTheUKWithMe]

He is spot on what a great man

[@berliner0]

Great singer

[@ernstvonrichthofen]

Hell year - give them hell -

[@jaysmith3095]

What a life arc for this guy. Kudos!

[@EdLeslie-h4w]

In 60s on my surfboard and saw a 'stool' float past me. In the 90s people where getting sick from sewage in the sea ( Surfers Against Sewage was formed). Now it's still contamination of the sea. Meanwhile the CEOs the Shareholders are making money.

[@mmcc7765]

Fergal still looks great 😂

[@MooseCall]

Jimmy Jimmy! OH!!!

[@markriding1267]

Water companies raise bonuses to £9.1m despite record sewage discharges Third of total comprises bonuses at Severn Trent as indebted Thames nearly doubles payouts to executives 20 Oct 2024

[@deanosaur808]

We're not related, but he's My Favourite Cousin! 🤗 Now get back in the studio and make music! 😂

[@neilburns8869]

Its absolutely disgusting what Feargal is talking about, and I don't doubt him - not for a second. Feargal was always a nice, likeable guy and I don't really see any change where he's concerned but I do believe the levels of things like human contraceptives, wet wipes and human sewage floating in our rivers. And its true there are agencies whose jobs it is to monitor and to keep the rivers from getting like that but like residents on the South Coast of England have testified if you want anything done properly then you are best off doing it yourself because these government agencies are nothing more than a joke. Scandalously incompetent and no real interest or powers whatsoever.

[@deanosaur808]

He means well, but it will Never Never happen 😉

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