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Irish Parliament Adjourned Amidst Rowdy Speaking Rights Dispute
The Dáil (Irish parliament) was adjourned due to a rowdy dispute over speaking rights for four government-supporting independent TDs, with the government winning a vote to amend rules, while the opposition vehemently criticized the move, leading to chaotic scenes.
Irish Parliament Adjourned Amidst Rowdy Speaking Rights Dispute
The Dáil (Irish parliament) was adjourned due to a rowdy dispute over speaking rights for four government-supporting independent TDs, with the government winning a vote to amend rules, while the opposition vehemently criticized the move, leading to chaotic scenes.
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8% Bias Score
Red Bull Contemplates Lawson Replacement After Disappointing Start
Red Bull Racing is considering replacing its driver Liam Lawson after only two races due to poor performance, raising questions about the team's driver selection strategy and car development, impacting the team's performance and championship ambitions.
Red Bull Contemplates Lawson Replacement After Disappointing Start
Red Bull Racing is considering replacing its driver Liam Lawson after only two races due to poor performance, raising questions about the team's driver selection strategy and car development, impacting the team's performance and championship ambitions.
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40% Bias Score
Zambian Bitcoin Mine Powers Rural Electrification
A bitcoin mine in rural Zambia utilizes excess hydroelectric power, creating a profitable venture for a Kenyan company while significantly boosting the local power plant's revenue and providing electricity to a previously underserved community.
Zambian Bitcoin Mine Powers Rural Electrification
A bitcoin mine in rural Zambia utilizes excess hydroelectric power, creating a profitable venture for a Kenyan company while significantly boosting the local power plant's revenue and providing electricity to a previously underserved community.
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44% Bias Score
Surgeon's 95% Chance of Dying After Stabbing
A plastic surgeon, Graeme Perks, had a 95% chance of dying after being stabbed at his home in Halam, Nottinghamshire, on January 14, 2021; his former colleague, Jonathan Peter Brooks, is on trial for attempted murder.
Surgeon's 95% Chance of Dying After Stabbing
A plastic surgeon, Graeme Perks, had a 95% chance of dying after being stabbed at his home in Halam, Nottinghamshire, on January 14, 2021; his former colleague, Jonathan Peter Brooks, is on trial for attempted murder.
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40% Bias Score
Turkey's T129 ATAK Helicopter: A Global Defense Market Success
Turkey's TAI company developed the advanced T129 ATAK attack helicopter, generating \$7.2 billion in global sales in 2024, showcasing its agility, precision, and advanced weaponry in close air support and reconnaissance missions.
Turkey's T129 ATAK Helicopter: A Global Defense Market Success
Turkey's TAI company developed the advanced T129 ATAK attack helicopter, generating \$7.2 billion in global sales in 2024, showcasing its agility, precision, and advanced weaponry in close air support and reconnaissance missions.
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48% Bias Score
Overcrowding at Royal Free Hospital Exposes NHS Winter Pressures
BBC reporter Clive Myrie's visit to the Royal Free Hospital in London on February 13th, 2025, revealed overcrowded corridors, illustrating the intense winter pressures currently impacting the NHS.
Overcrowding at Royal Free Hospital Exposes NHS Winter Pressures
BBC reporter Clive Myrie's visit to the Royal Free Hospital in London on February 13th, 2025, revealed overcrowded corridors, illustrating the intense winter pressures currently impacting the NHS.
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28% Bias Score
Blatter and Platini Cleared of Corruption Charges
A Swiss appeals court cleared former FIFA president Sepp Blatter and former UEFA president Michel Platini of corruption charges on Tuesday, ending a long-running legal battle stemming from a 2011 payment of 2 million Swiss francs.
Blatter and Platini Cleared of Corruption Charges
A Swiss appeals court cleared former FIFA president Sepp Blatter and former UEFA president Michel Platini of corruption charges on Tuesday, ending a long-running legal battle stemming from a 2011 payment of 2 million Swiss francs.
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40% Bias Score
Where Geezers Call Home" Wins #Merky Books Prize: A Dystopian Look at Race and Identity in the UK
Abaka Debrah's "Where Geezers Call Home" won the #Merky Books New Writers' Prize, a dystopian novel exploring race and identity in a UK governed by the UN after race riots, inspired by the author's experiences and the 2022 UK riots.
Where Geezers Call Home" Wins #Merky Books Prize: A Dystopian Look at Race and Identity in the UK
Abaka Debrah's "Where Geezers Call Home" won the #Merky Books New Writers' Prize, a dystopian novel exploring race and identity in a UK governed by the UN after race riots, inspired by the author's experiences and the 2022 UK riots.
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20% Bias Score
Putin Gifts Trump Portrait Amidst Colorado Capitol Portrait Controversy
President Trump received a self-portrait from Vladimir Putin as a gift, symbolizing improved US-Russia relations; this contrasts with Trump's public criticism of a previous portrait in the Colorado State Capitol, which will be removed.
Putin Gifts Trump Portrait Amidst Colorado Capitol Portrait Controversy
President Trump received a self-portrait from Vladimir Putin as a gift, symbolizing improved US-Russia relations; this contrasts with Trump's public criticism of a previous portrait in the Colorado State Capitol, which will be removed.
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44% Bias Score
UK Government Announces £5 Billion in Welfare Cuts
The UK government announced £5 billion in welfare cuts, including stricter disability benefit rules, to encourage work, sparking criticism from Labour MPs who fear increased poverty among disabled people while some support reforming the welfare system to encourage work.
UK Government Announces £5 Billion in Welfare Cuts
The UK government announced £5 billion in welfare cuts, including stricter disability benefit rules, to encourage work, sparking criticism from Labour MPs who fear increased poverty among disabled people while some support reforming the welfare system to encourage work.
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52% Bias Score
Underfunding Creates "Policing Deserts" in Scotland
Underfunding of Police Scotland has created "policing deserts" across Scotland, with station closures and officer shortages impacting community safety; the SPF reports officer numbers dropping to below 16,000 from 17,496 in 2013, while Police Scotland reports 16,631 currently serving, highlighting t...
Underfunding Creates "Policing Deserts" in Scotland
Underfunding of Police Scotland has created "policing deserts" across Scotland, with station closures and officer shortages impacting community safety; the SPF reports officer numbers dropping to below 16,000 from 17,496 in 2013, while Police Scotland reports 16,631 currently serving, highlighting t...
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64% Bias Score
Cardiac Rehab Improves Fitness for 85-Year-Old Heart Attack Survivor
85-year-old Joe Connolly's experience of a heart attack, his subsequent stent procedure, and participation in Belfast Health Trust's cardiac rehabilitation program, resulting in improved fitness and a positive outlook on life.
Cardiac Rehab Improves Fitness for 85-Year-Old Heart Attack Survivor
85-year-old Joe Connolly's experience of a heart attack, his subsequent stent procedure, and participation in Belfast Health Trust's cardiac rehabilitation program, resulting in improved fitness and a positive outlook on life.
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28% Bias Score
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