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Crackdown on Obscenity in Pakistani Stage Plays
The Punjab government in Pakistan is taking action against what it considers obscenity in stage plays, issuing warnings and restrictions to theaters and artists, sparking a debate about artistic expression and societal norms.
Crackdown on Obscenity in Pakistani Stage Plays
The Punjab government in Pakistan is taking action against what it considers obscenity in stage plays, issuing warnings and restrictions to theaters and artists, sparking a debate about artistic expression and societal norms.
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52% Bias Score
UK Citizens Face Summer EU Airport Queues Due to E-Gate Uncertainty
A new EU border security scheme, launching in October 2025, will determine if UK citizens can use e-gates at EU airports this summer; until then, British travelers face long queues.
UK Citizens Face Summer EU Airport Queues Due to E-Gate Uncertainty
A new EU border security scheme, launching in October 2025, will determine if UK citizens can use e-gates at EU airports this summer; until then, British travelers face long queues.
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40% Bias Score
Israel to Allow Limited Food into Gaza Amid Blockade and Military Operation
Israel announced that it will allow a limited amount of food into Gaza to prevent widespread famine, following a 10-week blockade amid a major Israeli military operation. This comes after reports of starvation, images of malnourished children, and international pressure to lift the blockade.
Israel to Allow Limited Food into Gaza Amid Blockade and Military Operation
Israel announced that it will allow a limited amount of food into Gaza to prevent widespread famine, following a 10-week blockade amid a major Israeli military operation. This comes after reports of starvation, images of malnourished children, and international pressure to lift the blockade.
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48% Bias Score
Israel Partially Lifts Gaza Blockade Under US Pressure
After an 11-week blockade, Israel partially reopened Gaza's food supply under US Senate pressure to avert famine, but only until US-backed aid distribution hubs are established by the Israeli military and American firms, a plan the UN rejects; the move follows a resumed Israeli offensive killing ove...
Israel Partially Lifts Gaza Blockade Under US Pressure
After an 11-week blockade, Israel partially reopened Gaza's food supply under US Senate pressure to avert famine, but only until US-backed aid distribution hubs are established by the Israeli military and American firms, a plan the UN rejects; the move follows a resumed Israeli offensive killing ove...
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48% Bias Score
UK introduces new rules to regulate buy now, pay later services
The UK government announced new rules for buy now, pay later services, requiring affordability checks and faster refunds to protect consumers from excessive debt, following a surge in BNPL use (11 million users last year) and concerns about unaffordable borrowing.
UK introduces new rules to regulate buy now, pay later services
The UK government announced new rules for buy now, pay later services, requiring affordability checks and faster refunds to protect consumers from excessive debt, following a surge in BNPL use (11 million users last year) and concerns about unaffordable borrowing.
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60% Bias Score
NHS Launches Hepatitis C Testing for Undiagnosed Contaminated Blood Victims
Starting June 2024, the NHS in England will offer Hepatitis C tests to all patients registering with a GP who received a blood transfusion before 1996, aiming to identify thousands of undiagnosed victims of the contaminated blood scandal; this follows recommendations from the Infected Blood Inquiry ...
NHS Launches Hepatitis C Testing for Undiagnosed Contaminated Blood Victims
Starting June 2024, the NHS in England will offer Hepatitis C tests to all patients registering with a GP who received a blood transfusion before 1996, aiming to identify thousands of undiagnosed victims of the contaminated blood scandal; this follows recommendations from the Infected Blood Inquiry ...
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40% Bias Score
Nurse Awarded £88,693 After Chisel Falls From Roof
A nurse in Scotland was awarded £88,693 in compensation after being struck on the head by a 4kg chisel that fell 9 meters from a roof during a Renfrewshire Council work project in October 2021, resulting in debilitating injuries.
Nurse Awarded £88,693 After Chisel Falls From Roof
A nurse in Scotland was awarded £88,693 in compensation after being struck on the head by a 4kg chisel that fell 9 meters from a roof during a Renfrewshire Council work project in October 2021, resulting in debilitating injuries.
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28% Bias Score
Cannes Review: Ducournau's "Alpha" – A Visually Striking but Thematically Unsatisfying Film
Julia Ducournau's "Alpha," a Cannes Film Festival entry, depicts a virus turning people to stone, metaphorically representing the AIDS epidemic, but focuses primarily on a family drama involving addiction and illness, set in France during the 1980s and 90s.
Cannes Review: Ducournau's "Alpha" – A Visually Striking but Thematically Unsatisfying Film
Julia Ducournau's "Alpha," a Cannes Film Festival entry, depicts a virus turning people to stone, metaphorically representing the AIDS epidemic, but focuses primarily on a family drama involving addiction and illness, set in France during the 1980s and 90s.
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56% Bias Score
Colombia: Deadliest Country for Trade Unionists
Colombia is the deadliest country for trade unionists globally, with at least 11 murdered in the year to March 2024, according to the ITUC; attacks are linked to the country's long conflict and illegal economies, impacting labor rights and stability.
Colombia: Deadliest Country for Trade Unionists
Colombia is the deadliest country for trade unionists globally, with at least 11 murdered in the year to March 2024, according to the ITUC; attacks are linked to the country's long conflict and illegal economies, impacting labor rights and stability.
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44% Bias Score
Poland Heads to Presidential Runoff: Trzaskowski and Nawrocki to Compete
In Poland's presidential election, Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski secured 30.8% of the vote, while conservative historian Karol Nawrocki gained 29.1%, necessitating a second-round runoff on June 1st due to neither candidate achieving over 50%.
Poland Heads to Presidential Runoff: Trzaskowski and Nawrocki to Compete
In Poland's presidential election, Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski secured 30.8% of the vote, while conservative historian Karol Nawrocki gained 29.1%, necessitating a second-round runoff on June 1st due to neither candidate achieving over 50%.
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40% Bias Score
Lineker to Leave BBC After Social Media Controversy
BBC's highest-paid presenter Gary Lineker is expected to leave the organization on Monday following a social media controversy involving an antisemitic image, despite his previous commitments to future FA Cup and World Cup coverage. BBC bosses deemed his position untenable.
Lineker to Leave BBC After Social Media Controversy
BBC's highest-paid presenter Gary Lineker is expected to leave the organization on Monday following a social media controversy involving an antisemitic image, despite his previous commitments to future FA Cup and World Cup coverage. BBC bosses deemed his position untenable.
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44% Bias Score
Tanzanian Elected WHO Regional Director for Africa
Tanzanian Professor Mohamed Yakub Janabi was elected WHO Regional Director for Africa on May 18, 2025, winning 32 out of 46 votes in Geneva, succeeding the late Dr. Faustine Ndugulile, also from Tanzania, who died in November 2024.
Tanzanian Elected WHO Regional Director for Africa
Tanzanian Professor Mohamed Yakub Janabi was elected WHO Regional Director for Africa on May 18, 2025, winning 32 out of 46 votes in Geneva, succeeding the late Dr. Faustine Ndugulile, also from Tanzania, who died in November 2024.
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24% Bias Score
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