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Dozens Hospitalized in Costa del Sol Pool GasHealth — Jul 21, 2026More than 60 tourists, including British nationals, were hospitalized with toxic gas poisoning after a fault in a Costa del Sol hotel pool’s chemical system near Marbella, with a circuit-breaker trip on the pump that injects chlorine and acid cited as the cause; the pool has been sealed and investigations are underway, with some guests considering legal action. The hotel has not been named publicly.

Centrica plans 1,300 job cuts in AI overhaul — Jul 23, 2026British Gas owner Centrica announced plans to cut about 1,300 jobs over two years—roughly 14% of its customer operations—as it shifts to digital self-service and AI tools, with 800 additional cuts on top of 500 previously announced. The company says the changes reflect evolving customer behaviour and ongoing efficiency investments, while unions and critics argue the move amounts to replacing human call-center roles with automation, despite assurances that essential support for vulnerable customers will remain.

Sunrise Expansion Construction Begins, Boosts BC LNGBusiness — Jul 20, 2026Enbridge has begun the $4‑billion Sunrise Expansion on the Westcoast natural gas system in British Columbia, adding up to 300 million cubic feet per day of capacity through roughly 140 kilometres of new pipeline and 11 looping segments to support LNG exports such as Woodfibre while keeping Indigenous participation an option. Government and industry supporters say the project will boost Canada’s GDP, create about 2,500 construction jobs, generate roughly $700 million in tax revenue, and emphasize domestic steel use and Indigenous collaboration as part of Canada's energy-and-reconciliation agenda.