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Syria's Post-Assad Power Vacuum: Regional Instability and the Rise of Extremist Groups
Patrick Cockburn's article in the British newspaper 'I' discusses the changing political landscape in the Middle East after the fall of the Assad regime in Syria, highlighting Israel's and Turkey's territorial gains and the rise of extremist groups.
Syria's Post-Assad Power Vacuum: Regional Instability and the Rise of Extremist Groups
Patrick Cockburn's article in the British newspaper 'I' discusses the changing political landscape in the Middle East after the fall of the Assad regime in Syria, highlighting Israel's and Turkey's territorial gains and the rise of extremist groups.
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44% Bias Score
FIFA's World Cup Map Excludes Crimea, Sparking Ukraine Protest
FIFA's map of the 2026 World Cup draw controversially excluded Crimea from Ukraine, prompting an official protest from Ukraine's Foreign Ministry and Football Association, who accused FIFA of supporting Russian propaganda and violating international law.
FIFA's World Cup Map Excludes Crimea, Sparking Ukraine Protest
FIFA's map of the 2026 World Cup draw controversially excluded Crimea from Ukraine, prompting an official protest from Ukraine's Foreign Ministry and Football Association, who accused FIFA of supporting Russian propaganda and violating international law.
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48% Bias Score
Kennedy: Optimistic Outlook for Northern Ireland Under Trump's Second Term
Joe Kennedy, the outgoing US special envoy to Northern Ireland, expressed confidence in the region's future under President Trump's second term, praising the collaborative efforts of Northern Ireland's leaders and highlighting opportunities for international investment. His two-year term ended on Ja...
Kennedy: Optimistic Outlook for Northern Ireland Under Trump's Second Term
Joe Kennedy, the outgoing US special envoy to Northern Ireland, expressed confidence in the region's future under President Trump's second term, praising the collaborative efforts of Northern Ireland's leaders and highlighting opportunities for international investment. His two-year term ended on Ja...
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48% Bias Score
Stirling Council Explores Tourist Tax for 2027
Stirling Council in Scotland is exploring a tourist tax for overnight stays from 2027, following a new law and with a final decision expected in December 2025, aiming to reinvest revenue in local tourism infrastructure, based on 686,000 overnight visits in 2023 generating £205m.
Stirling Council Explores Tourist Tax for 2027
Stirling Council in Scotland is exploring a tourist tax for overnight stays from 2027, following a new law and with a final decision expected in December 2025, aiming to reinvest revenue in local tourism infrastructure, based on 686,000 overnight visits in 2023 generating £205m.
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16% Bias Score
Guinness Shortages Hit UK Pubs Amid High Demand
Diageo has imposed Guinness supply limits on pubs in England, Scotland, and Wales due to exceptionally high consumer demand, leading to shortages in some establishments and forcing pubs to ration supplies or temporarily close.
Guinness Shortages Hit UK Pubs Amid High Demand
Diageo has imposed Guinness supply limits on pubs in England, Scotland, and Wales due to exceptionally high consumer demand, leading to shortages in some establishments and forcing pubs to ration supplies or temporarily close.
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40% Bias Score
Firearms Officer Receives Written Warning for Falling Asleep on Duty
South Yorkshire Police firearms officer PC Samad Sagir received an 18-month written warning for falling asleep on duty in January 2022 while carrying loaded weapons in a police vehicle; a separate allegation of sexual harassment was dismissed.
Firearms Officer Receives Written Warning for Falling Asleep on Duty
South Yorkshire Police firearms officer PC Samad Sagir received an 18-month written warning for falling asleep on duty in January 2022 while carrying loaded weapons in a police vehicle; a separate allegation of sexual harassment was dismissed.
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36% Bias Score
Assassination of Morocco's First Female Pilot
Thria Chaoui, Morocco's first female pilot, was assassinated on March 1, 1956, at age 19, after actively supporting the Moroccan independence movement and facing multiple assassination attempts.
Assassination of Morocco's First Female Pilot
Thria Chaoui, Morocco's first female pilot, was assassinated on March 1, 1956, at age 19, after actively supporting the Moroccan independence movement and facing multiple assassination attempts.
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28% Bias Score
Storm Darragh Causes Widespread Damage Across Wales
Storm Darragh, which hit Wales last weekend with winds up to 93mph, caused widespread damage, leaving 95,000 homes without power and damaging roads and forests, with NRW closing forests to the public for repairs.
Storm Darragh Causes Widespread Damage Across Wales
Storm Darragh, which hit Wales last weekend with winds up to 93mph, caused widespread damage, leaving 95,000 homes without power and damaging roads and forests, with NRW closing forests to the public for repairs.
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24% Bias Score
Aberdeen Care Home Closure After Medication Management Failures
Ruthrieston House, an Aberdeen care home operated by VSA, was closed by Aberdeen City Council on December 6th, 2024, following a Care Inspectorate investigation that revealed serious medication management failures, including one resident going 13 days without prescribed medication and another experi...
Aberdeen Care Home Closure After Medication Management Failures
Ruthrieston House, an Aberdeen care home operated by VSA, was closed by Aberdeen City Council on December 6th, 2024, following a Care Inspectorate investigation that revealed serious medication management failures, including one resident going 13 days without prescribed medication and another experi...
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48% Bias Score
Friday the 13th: A Lucky Day for Tattoo Parlors
Tattoo parlors worldwide offer discounted "flash sales" on Friday the 13th, attracting first-time clients and those who view the day as lucky, challenging the superstition surrounding Friday the 13th.
Friday the 13th: A Lucky Day for Tattoo Parlors
Tattoo parlors worldwide offer discounted "flash sales" on Friday the 13th, attracting first-time clients and those who view the day as lucky, challenging the superstition surrounding Friday the 13th.
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32% Bias Score
Port Talbot Nightclub Reopens for Photography Exhibition
A 1990s-era nightclub in Port Talbot, Wales, the Troubador, is reopening for two weeks to host a photography exhibition by Roo Lewis, featuring portraits of local residents and showcasing the town's unique character and community spirit.
Port Talbot Nightclub Reopens for Photography Exhibition
A 1990s-era nightclub in Port Talbot, Wales, the Troubador, is reopening for two weeks to host a photography exhibition by Roo Lewis, featuring portraits of local residents and showcasing the town's unique character and community spirit.
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24% Bias Score
Sednaya Prison: Revelations of Mass Executions Following Assad's Fall
Following the fall of Assad's regime, Syrian civilians flocked to Sednaya prison, a notorious facility where thousands were allegedly imprisoned, tortured, and executed since 2011; released videos and satellite images reveal a systematic process of mass executions and potential use of a crematorium.
Sednaya Prison: Revelations of Mass Executions Following Assad's Fall
Following the fall of Assad's regime, Syrian civilians flocked to Sednaya prison, a notorious facility where thousands were allegedly imprisoned, tortured, and executed since 2011; released videos and satellite images reveal a systematic process of mass executions and potential use of a crematorium.
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56% Bias Score
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