Poland accuses Hungary of hostile act over asylum granted to wanted official
Poland accuses Hungary of a hostile act for granting political asylum to Marcin Romanowski, a former Polish deputy justice minister facing 11 charges including defrauding \$40 million from a justice fund; Poland summoned Hungary's ambassador and will request the European Commission launch proceeding...
Poland accuses Hungary of hostile act over asylum granted to wanted official
Poland accuses Hungary of a hostile act for granting political asylum to Marcin Romanowski, a former Polish deputy justice minister facing 11 charges including defrauding \$40 million from a justice fund; Poland summoned Hungary's ambassador and will request the European Commission launch proceeding...
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52% Bias Score
Palestinian Children Arrive in Ireland for Medical Care Amidst Gaza Crisis
Eight Palestinian children arrived in Dublin on October 26th for medical treatment, part of a larger Irish initiative to receive up to 30 patients from Gaza following the October 7th Hamas attack and the subsequent Israeli military offensive, which resulted in over 45,000 reported deaths in Gaza.
Palestinian Children Arrive in Ireland for Medical Care Amidst Gaza Crisis
Eight Palestinian children arrived in Dublin on October 26th for medical treatment, part of a larger Irish initiative to receive up to 30 patients from Gaza following the October 7th Hamas attack and the subsequent Israeli military offensive, which resulted in over 45,000 reported deaths in Gaza.
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48% Bias Score
US Government Shutdown Looms as Spending Bill Fails
A US government shutdown looms as Congress fails to pass a spending bill before a Friday deadline; non-essential federal employees face unpaid leave, while services like food assistance and National Parks will be affected; the dispute involves disagreements over a pay raise for lawmakers and the deb...
US Government Shutdown Looms as Spending Bill Fails
A US government shutdown looms as Congress fails to pass a spending bill before a Friday deadline; non-essential federal employees face unpaid leave, while services like food assistance and National Parks will be affected; the dispute involves disagreements over a pay raise for lawmakers and the deb...
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44% Bias Score
Goalkeeping Errors Decide Carabao Cup Clash
In a chaotic Carabao Cup match, Manchester United's Altay Bayindir and Tottenham's Fraser Forster each made two crucial errors directly leading to goals, contributing to a 4-3 Tottenham win despite United's 2.38 xG compared to Tottenham's 0.67 xG.
Goalkeeping Errors Decide Carabao Cup Clash
In a chaotic Carabao Cup match, Manchester United's Altay Bayindir and Tottenham's Fraser Forster each made two crucial errors directly leading to goals, contributing to a 4-3 Tottenham win despite United's 2.38 xG compared to Tottenham's 0.67 xG.
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36% Bias Score
RFU Chairman Resigns Amidst Backlash Over Executive Bonuses
Tom Ilube resigned as Rugby Football Union chairman on [Date - not specified in text] to avoid a vote of no confidence over executive pay, particularly the £1.1 million paid to CEO Bill Sweeney despite record losses and recent redundancies.
RFU Chairman Resigns Amidst Backlash Over Executive Bonuses
Tom Ilube resigned as Rugby Football Union chairman on [Date - not specified in text] to avoid a vote of no confidence over executive pay, particularly the £1.1 million paid to CEO Bill Sweeney despite record losses and recent redundancies.
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52% Bias Score
Wham! Tops UK Christmas Charts Again
Wham!'s "Last Christmas" is the UK's Christmas number one for a second year, achieving 12.6 million streams, beating competition from Mariah Carey, Ariana Grande, and a re-released Band Aid song that faced criticism and placed 12th.
Wham! Tops UK Christmas Charts Again
Wham!'s "Last Christmas" is the UK's Christmas number one for a second year, achieving 12.6 million streams, beating competition from Mariah Carey, Ariana Grande, and a re-released Band Aid song that faced criticism and placed 12th.
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48% Bias Score
Russian General Killed in Moscow Bombing
Lt Gen Igor Kirillov, a Russian general, was killed by a bomb hidden in a scooter that detonated as he left a residential building in Moscow on Tuesday. The incident raises concerns about security and potential internal conflict.
Russian General Killed in Moscow Bombing
Lt Gen Igor Kirillov, a Russian general, was killed by a bomb hidden in a scooter that detonated as he left a residential building in Moscow on Tuesday. The incident raises concerns about security and potential internal conflict.
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Argentine Law Enables Transgender Girl's Legal Gender Change at Six
Luana, a transgender girl in Argentina, legally changed her gender at age six thanks to the 2012 Gender Identity Law, highlighting the country's progressive stance on transgender rights and the ongoing challenges transgender children face.
Argentine Law Enables Transgender Girl's Legal Gender Change at Six
Luana, a transgender girl in Argentina, legally changed her gender at age six thanks to the 2012 Gender Identity Law, highlighting the country's progressive stance on transgender rights and the ongoing challenges transgender children face.
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24% Bias Score
Trump Adviser Calls Incoming UK Ambassador "Moron
Donald Trump's campaign adviser Chris LaCivita called the incoming UK ambassador to the US, Lord Peter Mandelson, an "absolute moron" on social media, criticizing Mandelson's past criticism of Trump; this follows Prime Minister Keir Starmer's announcement of Mandelson's appointment and comes amidst ...
Trump Adviser Calls Incoming UK Ambassador "Moron
Donald Trump's campaign adviser Chris LaCivita called the incoming UK ambassador to the US, Lord Peter Mandelson, an "absolute moron" on social media, criticizing Mandelson's past criticism of Trump; this follows Prime Minister Keir Starmer's announcement of Mandelson's appointment and comes amidst ...
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40% Bias Score
NHS Inquiry: Missed Chances Led to Patient Suicide
A fatal accident inquiry ruled that missed opportunities by NHS staff at the Royal Edinburgh psychiatric hospital led to the suicide of Dr. Sara MacRae in March 2020; her son's warning was not acted upon, and the inquiry highlighted serious failings in her care.
NHS Inquiry: Missed Chances Led to Patient Suicide
A fatal accident inquiry ruled that missed opportunities by NHS staff at the Royal Edinburgh psychiatric hospital led to the suicide of Dr. Sara MacRae in March 2020; her son's warning was not acted upon, and the inquiry highlighted serious failings in her care.
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28% Bias Score
£889 Million Boost for England's GP System to Improve Patient Care
The UK government will invest £889 million into England's GP system to improve patient care, reduce administrative burdens, and incentivize consistent patient-doctor pairings and proactive health management; this follows collective action by GPs due to financial concerns and aims to improve patient ...
£889 Million Boost for England's GP System to Improve Patient Care
The UK government will invest £889 million into England's GP system to improve patient care, reduce administrative burdens, and incentivize consistent patient-doctor pairings and proactive health management; this follows collective action by GPs due to financial concerns and aims to improve patient ...
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40% Bias Score
Families criticize slow pace of Scotland's Covid death probe
Relatives of over 6,000 people who died in Scotland during the Covid-19 pandemic are criticizing the slow pace of a Crown Office investigation, citing a lack of communication and information, while the investigation is hampered by complex issues and extensive delays.
Families criticize slow pace of Scotland's Covid death probe
Relatives of over 6,000 people who died in Scotland during the Covid-19 pandemic are criticizing the slow pace of a Crown Office investigation, citing a lack of communication and information, while the investigation is hampered by complex issues and extensive delays.
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48% Bias Score