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England and Wales Rail Fares Rise 4.6%, Fueling Passenger Frustration
Regulated rail fares in England and Wales rose 4.6%, impacting commuters and travelers; the government cites investment needs, but passengers express frustration over delays and rising costs; critics argue this increase burdens households, hindering efforts to promote public transport.
England and Wales Rail Fares Rise 4.6%, Fueling Passenger Frustration
Regulated rail fares in England and Wales rose 4.6%, impacting commuters and travelers; the government cites investment needs, but passengers express frustration over delays and rising costs; critics argue this increase burdens households, hindering efforts to promote public transport.
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48% Bias Score
Orcas' Uncertain Future After French Marine Park Closure
Following the closure of Marineland Antibes, two orcas, Wikie and Keijo, remain in limbo, with the French government's proposed European sanctuary facing criticism and uncertainty, while a relocation to Loro Parque in Spain is contentious.
Orcas' Uncertain Future After French Marine Park Closure
Following the closure of Marineland Antibes, two orcas, Wikie and Keijo, remain in limbo, with the French government's proposed European sanctuary facing criticism and uncertainty, while a relocation to Loro Parque in Spain is contentious.
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44% Bias Score
Wigan Dominates Warrington in Historic Las Vegas Super League Match
Wigan Warriors defeated Warrington Wolves 50-22 in a Super League match played in Las Vegas' Allegiant Stadium on [Date], marking Wigan's rise to fourth place in the league table and Warrington's first defeat of the season.
Wigan Dominates Warrington in Historic Las Vegas Super League Match
Wigan Warriors defeated Warrington Wolves 50-22 in a Super League match played in Las Vegas' Allegiant Stadium on [Date], marking Wigan's rise to fourth place in the league table and Warrington's first defeat of the season.
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44% Bias Score
Stoney's Unexpected Firing, Family Upheaval, and New Coaching Role
Former San Diego Wave coach Casey Stoney was unexpectedly fired in June 2023 while in the UK, resulting in her family's homelessness and visa termination. After four months, they returned to California; Stoney now coaches Canada's national team, prioritizing family and thorough vetting processes.
Stoney's Unexpected Firing, Family Upheaval, and New Coaching Role
Former San Diego Wave coach Casey Stoney was unexpectedly fired in June 2023 while in the UK, resulting in her family's homelessness and visa termination. After four months, they returned to California; Stoney now coaches Canada's national team, prioritizing family and thorough vetting processes.
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44% Bias Score
BBC Studios and Orient International Partner for Giant-Screen Adaptation of Asia Natural History Series
BBC Studios and Orient International Holding have partnered to create Asia: Wildlife at the Extremes, a giant-screen adaptation of the BBC's Asia natural history series, available globally in 40-minute and 20-minute versions, expanding their decade-long partnership.
BBC Studios and Orient International Partner for Giant-Screen Adaptation of Asia Natural History Series
BBC Studios and Orient International Holding have partnered to create Asia: Wildlife at the Extremes, a giant-screen adaptation of the BBC's Asia natural history series, available globally in 40-minute and 20-minute versions, expanding their decade-long partnership.
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8% Bias Score
Zelensky's Attire at White House Sparks Debate
On February 28th, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's visit to the White House sparked controversy over his choice of a black turtleneck instead of a suit, drawing criticism from some and defense from others citing historical precedent and symbolic messaging.
Zelensky's Attire at White House Sparks Debate
On February 28th, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's visit to the White House sparked controversy over his choice of a black turtleneck instead of a suit, drawing criticism from some and defense from others citing historical precedent and symbolic messaging.
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64% Bias Score
Crocker Wins IBF Eliminator After Donovan Disqualification
Lewis Crocker won his IBF world title eliminator against Paddy Donovan in Belfast after Donovan was disqualified in the eighth round for hitting Crocker after the bell, despite knocking Crocker down moments before; Donovan plans to appeal.
Crocker Wins IBF Eliminator After Donovan Disqualification
Lewis Crocker won his IBF world title eliminator against Paddy Donovan in Belfast after Donovan was disqualified in the eighth round for hitting Crocker after the bell, despite knocking Crocker down moments before; Donovan plans to appeal.
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40% Bias Score
Drivers Fined for Car Park Keying Errors
Drivers in the East Midlands are being taken to court over parking charge notices (PCNs) issued for 'keying errors' on faulty payment machines, highlighting a conflict between private car park operators and drivers.
Drivers Fined for Car Park Keying Errors
Drivers in the East Midlands are being taken to court over parking charge notices (PCNs) issued for 'keying errors' on faulty payment machines, highlighting a conflict between private car park operators and drivers.
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48% Bias Score
Unsolved Birmingham Murder Highlights Advancements and Limitations in Forensic Science
The unsolved murder of 41-year-old Jinming Zhang in a Birmingham brothel on February 9, 2022, is featured in a new BBC documentary. Despite forensic evidence including the suspect's blood and a partial DNA profile, the killer remains at large due to limitations in current DNA database technology, th...
Unsolved Birmingham Murder Highlights Advancements and Limitations in Forensic Science
The unsolved murder of 41-year-old Jinming Zhang in a Birmingham brothel on February 9, 2022, is featured in a new BBC documentary. Despite forensic evidence including the suspect's blood and a partial DNA profile, the killer remains at large due to limitations in current DNA database technology, th...
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28% Bias Score
Kouyaté's "Katanga" Wins Top Fespaco Prize
Burkinabe filmmaker Dani Kouyaté won the Étalon d'or de Yennega award at the 2025 Fespaco film festival for his film "Katanga, la danse des scorpions," a black and white adaptation of Macbeth, costing one million euros, marking Burkina Faso's third win since 1997.
Kouyaté's "Katanga" Wins Top Fespaco Prize
Burkinabe filmmaker Dani Kouyaté won the Étalon d'or de Yennega award at the 2025 Fespaco film festival for his film "Katanga, la danse des scorpions," a black and white adaptation of Macbeth, costing one million euros, marking Burkina Faso's third win since 1997.
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24% Bias Score
Tajikistan's Parliamentary Election: A Sham Amidst Opposition Exclusion
Tajikistan held parliamentary elections today, with only pro-government parties participating, while opposition groups decried the process as a sham due to the absence of independent observers and restricted media access; 59% voter turnout was reported by midday.
Tajikistan's Parliamentary Election: A Sham Amidst Opposition Exclusion
Tajikistan held parliamentary elections today, with only pro-government parties participating, while opposition groups decried the process as a sham due to the absence of independent observers and restricted media access; 59% voter turnout was reported by midday.
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60% Bias Score
Spirit of Tasmania IV Relocation Ordered After Failed Lease
After lease negotiations failed, Tasmania's government ordered the relocation of the A$850m (£430m) Spirit of Tasmania IV ferry from Edinburgh to Tasmania, incurring significant costs and causing the resignation of two officials.
Spirit of Tasmania IV Relocation Ordered After Failed Lease
After lease negotiations failed, Tasmania's government ordered the relocation of the A$850m (£430m) Spirit of Tasmania IV ferry from Edinburgh to Tasmania, incurring significant costs and causing the resignation of two officials.
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52% Bias Score
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