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UK to Scrap Automated Benefit Deduction Program After Court Ruling
A UK court ruling deemed the Department for Work and Pensions' (DWP) automated system for deducting tenant benefits unlawful, prompting the government to scrap the program and initiate a review of similar practices, affecting tens of thousands of deduction requests annually.
UK to Scrap Automated Benefit Deduction Program After Court Ruling
A UK court ruling deemed the Department for Work and Pensions' (DWP) automated system for deducting tenant benefits unlawful, prompting the government to scrap the program and initiate a review of similar practices, affecting tens of thousands of deduction requests annually.
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36% Bias Score
UHS Death Toll Under Investigation Doubles to 90
Sussex police are investigating 90 deaths and over 100 cases of serious harm at University Hospitals Sussex (UHS) for potential manslaughter, prompting a request for additional resources due to allegations of medical negligence and cover-ups between 2015 and 2021.
UHS Death Toll Under Investigation Doubles to 90
Sussex police are investigating 90 deaths and over 100 cases of serious harm at University Hospitals Sussex (UHS) for potential manslaughter, prompting a request for additional resources due to allegations of medical negligence and cover-ups between 2015 and 2021.
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48% Bias Score
Macron challenges Trump's proposed Ukraine peace deal, highlighting transatlantic tensions
French President Macron visited the White House, warning President Trump against a potential peace deal with Russia that would involve a Ukrainian surrender, while the US voted against a UN resolution condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine; this visit highlighted growing tensions between the US and...
Macron challenges Trump's proposed Ukraine peace deal, highlighting transatlantic tensions
French President Macron visited the White House, warning President Trump against a potential peace deal with Russia that would involve a Ukrainian surrender, while the US voted against a UN resolution condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine; this visit highlighted growing tensions between the US and...
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48% Bias Score
DRC Disease Outbreak: 53 Dead Within 48 Hours
A mysterious disease outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed 53 people within 48 hours of symptom onset since January 21, with 419 total cases recorded; initial tests rule out Ebola and Marburg, while some samples were positive for malaria.
DRC Disease Outbreak: 53 Dead Within 48 Hours
A mysterious disease outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed 53 people within 48 hours of symptom onset since January 21, with 419 total cases recorded; initial tests rule out Ebola and Marburg, while some samples were positive for malaria.
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40% Bias Score
Ten Church of England Clergy Face Disciplinary Action Over Child Abuse Allegations
A damning report reveals that ten Church of England clergy, including former Archbishop George Carey, face disciplinary action for their roles in mishandling decades of child abuse allegations against barrister John Smyth, who abused over 100 boys and young men; the report led to the resignation of ...
Ten Church of England Clergy Face Disciplinary Action Over Child Abuse Allegations
A damning report reveals that ten Church of England clergy, including former Archbishop George Carey, face disciplinary action for their roles in mishandling decades of child abuse allegations against barrister John Smyth, who abused over 100 boys and young men; the report led to the resignation of ...
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64% Bias Score
UK Creative Industries Launch "Make it Fair" Campaign Against AI Copyright Infringement
The UK's creative industries, contributing £120 billion yearly, launched a "Make it Fair" campaign on February 25th against AI firms using their content without permission or payment, coinciding with a government consultation on potentially weakening copyright law.
UK Creative Industries Launch "Make it Fair" Campaign Against AI Copyright Infringement
The UK's creative industries, contributing £120 billion yearly, launched a "Make it Fair" campaign on February 25th against AI firms using their content without permission or payment, coinciding with a government consultation on potentially weakening copyright law.
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Tip Tax Plan: Bipartisan Support Amidst Wage Concerns
President Trump's renewed commitment to eliminate taxes on tips, impacting almost 6 million US workers earning a subminimum wage of \$2.13/hour (unchanged since 1991), has prompted bipartisan legislative efforts, but concerns remain about potential employer exploitation and insufficient worker prote...
Trump's Tip Tax Plan: Bipartisan Support Amidst Wage Concerns
President Trump's renewed commitment to eliminate taxes on tips, impacting almost 6 million US workers earning a subminimum wage of \$2.13/hour (unchanged since 1991), has prompted bipartisan legislative efforts, but concerns remain about potential employer exploitation and insufficient worker prote...
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36% Bias Score
Burnham's Trump Criticism Risks Derailing Starmer's White House Trip
Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham publicly criticized US President Donald Trump's stance on Ukraine and UN voting, potentially jeopardizing UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's upcoming White House meeting; this follows the US voting with Russia and North Korea on UN resolutions, and Trump's comments on Ukr...
Burnham's Trump Criticism Risks Derailing Starmer's White House Trip
Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham publicly criticized US President Donald Trump's stance on Ukraine and UN voting, potentially jeopardizing UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's upcoming White House meeting; this follows the US voting with Russia and North Korea on UN resolutions, and Trump's comments on Ukr...
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64% Bias Score
Controversial AfD Politician Krah Joins German Parliament
Maximillian Krah, a former AfD candidate embroiled in controversies involving remarks about Nazi SS uniforms and a Chinese espionage scandal, will join the German Parliament after the AfD won 20% of the vote and 152 seats.
Controversial AfD Politician Krah Joins German Parliament
Maximillian Krah, a former AfD candidate embroiled in controversies involving remarks about Nazi SS uniforms and a Chinese espionage scandal, will join the German Parliament after the AfD won 20% of the vote and 152 seats.
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44% Bias Score
80% of Beauty Products Marketed to Black Women Contain Hazardous Ingredients
A new analysis of over 4,000 beauty products marketed towards Black women found 80% contain at least one moderately hazardous ingredient, highlighting a continued public health concern despite some state-level progress and federal efforts.
80% of Beauty Products Marketed to Black Women Contain Hazardous Ingredients
A new analysis of over 4,000 beauty products marketed towards Black women found 80% contain at least one moderately hazardous ingredient, highlighting a continued public health concern despite some state-level progress and federal efforts.
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52% Bias Score
Renewed Search for MH370 Focuses on Previously Overlooked Areas
Ocean Infinity's advanced vessel, Armada 7806, is searching the Indian Ocean for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, focusing on previously overlooked areas based on independent research and a 'no find, no fee' agreement with the Malaysian government.
Renewed Search for MH370 Focuses on Previously Overlooked Areas
Ocean Infinity's advanced vessel, Armada 7806, is searching the Indian Ocean for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, focusing on previously overlooked areas based on independent research and a 'no find, no fee' agreement with the Malaysian government.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Pardons Fuel Threats Against Capitol Police Officers
At a Principles First summit, former Capitol Police officer Michael Fanone and three others faced threats from Enrique Tarrio, pardoned by Trump, and a bomb threat, highlighting Trump's undermining of the rule of law and emboldening of those who commit crimes on his behalf.
Trump Pardons Fuel Threats Against Capitol Police Officers
At a Principles First summit, former Capitol Police officer Michael Fanone and three others faced threats from Enrique Tarrio, pardoned by Trump, and a bomb threat, highlighting Trump's undermining of the rule of law and emboldening of those who commit crimes on his behalf.
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48% Bias Score
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