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Blue Plaque Honors Child Chimney Sweep, Sparking Child Labor Law Reform
An 11-year-old Victorian chimney sweep, George Brewster, died in 1875 in Cambridgeshire after becoming trapped; his death led to a law banning child chimney sweeps, and a blue plaque was unveiled on the 150th anniversary.
Blue Plaque Honors Child Chimney Sweep, Sparking Child Labor Law Reform
An 11-year-old Victorian chimney sweep, George Brewster, died in 1875 in Cambridgeshire after becoming trapped; his death led to a law banning child chimney sweeps, and a blue plaque was unveiled on the 150th anniversary.
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32% Bias Score
Welsh Schools Face Decade-Long Recovery From Pandemic, Staffing Crisis
Estyn's annual report reveals persistently low secondary school attendance in Wales (88%), significant teacher recruitment issues impacting educational standards, and inconsistent implementation of the new curriculum, requiring more than a decade for recovery at current progress.
Welsh Schools Face Decade-Long Recovery From Pandemic, Staffing Crisis
Estyn's annual report reveals persistently low secondary school attendance in Wales (88%), significant teacher recruitment issues impacting educational standards, and inconsistent implementation of the new curriculum, requiring more than a decade for recovery at current progress.
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36% Bias Score
US Bans Artificial Food Dye Red No. 3 Amidst Health Concerns
The United States recently banned Red No. 3, an artificial food dye, following concerns about its potential to cause thyroid tumors in rats. This follows similar bans in several other countries and raises broader questions about the safety of artificial food coloring.
US Bans Artificial Food Dye Red No. 3 Amidst Health Concerns
The United States recently banned Red No. 3, an artificial food dye, following concerns about its potential to cause thyroid tumors in rats. This follows similar bans in several other countries and raises broader questions about the safety of artificial food coloring.
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48% Bias Score
Sergeant to Leave Army After Alleged Assault of Teenage Soldier
An inquest heard that Sergeant Michael Webber, who allegedly assaulted Gunner Jaysley Beck in July 2021, will leave the Army in April after receiving a minor sanction for "inappropriate behavior." Beck, 19, was found dead in her barracks in December 2021, having filed a complaint against Webber.
Sergeant to Leave Army After Alleged Assault of Teenage Soldier
An inquest heard that Sergeant Michael Webber, who allegedly assaulted Gunner Jaysley Beck in July 2021, will leave the Army in April after receiving a minor sanction for "inappropriate behavior." Beck, 19, was found dead in her barracks in December 2021, having filed a complaint against Webber.
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60% Bias Score
England Suffers 3-0 ODI Series Whitewash Against India
England's miserable tour of India concluded with a 3-0 ODI series defeat, losing the final match by 142 runs; Shubman Gill's 112 runs and England's struggles against spin bowling highlighted the series.
England Suffers 3-0 ODI Series Whitewash Against India
England's miserable tour of India concluded with a 3-0 ODI series defeat, losing the final match by 142 runs; Shubman Gill's 112 runs and England's struggles against spin bowling highlighted the series.
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48% Bias Score
Jenners' £1 Billion Revamp: Hotel, Rooftop Bar, and Restored Facade
Danish billionaire Anders Holch Povlsen's £1 billion renovation of Edinburgh's Jenners department store, which began in 2021 and will complete in 2024, will include a hotel, cafe and rooftop bar, restoring the Victorian facade and creating 10,000 sq m of extra space.
Jenners' £1 Billion Revamp: Hotel, Rooftop Bar, and Restored Facade
Danish billionaire Anders Holch Povlsen's £1 billion renovation of Edinburgh's Jenners department store, which began in 2021 and will complete in 2024, will include a hotel, cafe and rooftop bar, restoring the Victorian facade and creating 10,000 sq m of extra space.
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28% Bias Score
Goldman Sachs Ends Board Diversity Rule
Goldman Sachs ended its policy of requiring diverse boards for companies seeking its IPO assistance, citing the policy's success and a US court ruling against similar Nasdaq rules; this action reflects a broader trend among corporations reconsidering DEI initiatives.
Goldman Sachs Ends Board Diversity Rule
Goldman Sachs ended its policy of requiring diverse boards for companies seeking its IPO assistance, citing the policy's success and a US court ruling against similar Nasdaq rules; this action reflects a broader trend among corporations reconsidering DEI initiatives.
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44% Bias Score
UK Government Announces £350 Million for Affordable Housing
The UK government announced a £300 million investment to build 2,800 affordable homes and an additional £50 million for families in temporary housing, alongside plans to curb benefits for rogue landlords and build 1.5 million homes over the course of the Parliament.
UK Government Announces £350 Million for Affordable Housing
The UK government announced a £300 million investment to build 2,800 affordable homes and an additional £50 million for families in temporary housing, alongside plans to curb benefits for rogue landlords and build 1.5 million homes over the course of the Parliament.
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36% Bias Score
The 'Natural' Myth in Marketing: How Brands Exploit a Dangerous Misconception
This article reveals how brands exploit the misconception that natural products are superior to synthetic ones, using examples of naturally occurring toxins and marketing campaigns to illustrate the dangers of this fallacy.
The 'Natural' Myth in Marketing: How Brands Exploit a Dangerous Misconception
This article reveals how brands exploit the misconception that natural products are superior to synthetic ones, using examples of naturally occurring toxins and marketing campaigns to illustrate the dangers of this fallacy.
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56% Bias Score
Manchester United Considers Further Redundancies Amidst £300 Million Loss
Facing £300 million in losses over three years, Manchester United is considering further redundancies, potentially 100-200 employees, to reinvest savings in the first team, following 250 previous redundancies and closure of its ambassadorial program.
Manchester United Considers Further Redundancies Amidst £300 Million Loss
Facing £300 million in losses over three years, Manchester United is considering further redundancies, potentially 100-200 employees, to reinvest savings in the first team, following 250 previous redundancies and closure of its ambassadorial program.
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44% Bias Score
Nurse on Trial for Fraudulent Use of Patient Details for Prescriptions
A County Down aesthetics nurse, Nichola Hawes, is on trial for allegedly using patients' details to prescribe medications like Ozempic and Botox without consent, following an investigation launched by the Medicines Regulatory Group in November 2022 after a potential breach in regulations was reporte...
Nurse on Trial for Fraudulent Use of Patient Details for Prescriptions
A County Down aesthetics nurse, Nichola Hawes, is on trial for allegedly using patients' details to prescribe medications like Ozempic and Botox without consent, following an investigation launched by the Medicines Regulatory Group in November 2022 after a potential breach in regulations was reporte...
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32% Bias Score
Derry's Millennium Forum Faces Financial Setback Due to Roadworks Closure
Derry's Millennium Forum, a 1,000-seat venue, will close for seven weeks (June 27-August 18) due to city center roadworks, resulting in lost revenue and impacting its summer programming, with a £26,000 weekly wage bill.
Derry's Millennium Forum Faces Financial Setback Due to Roadworks Closure
Derry's Millennium Forum, a 1,000-seat venue, will close for seven weeks (June 27-August 18) due to city center roadworks, resulting in lost revenue and impacting its summer programming, with a £26,000 weekly wage bill.
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40% Bias Score
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