Shadow environment secretary Jim McMahon has accused the government of allowing water companies to dump sewage on 90 beaches over the summer.
the new environment secretary, made the announcement in the Commons as he faced calls for"tougher sanctions" to be imposed.
"In my first day in office, I told water chief executives that it is not good enough and I have instructed them to write to me formally by September 21 with a plan on how they are going to make significant improvements."
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