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HMP Send: Self-Harm Incidents Rise by Nearly 20%
A report by the Independent Monitoring Board (IMB) reveals a near 20% increase in self-harm incidents at HMP Send women's prison in Surrey, alongside a rise in assaults and use-of-force incidents, largely attributed to high prisoner turnover.
HMP Send: Self-Harm Incidents Rise by Nearly 20%
A report by the Independent Monitoring Board (IMB) reveals a near 20% increase in self-harm incidents at HMP Send women's prison in Surrey, alongside a rise in assaults and use-of-force incidents, largely attributed to high prisoner turnover.
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24% Bias Score
Northern Ireland GPs Initiate Work-to-Rule Amidst Contract Dispute
Northern Ireland GPs have launched a work-to-rule action due to a contract dispute with the Department of Health, impacting patient care and raising concerns about underfunding and workforce shortages.
Northern Ireland GPs Initiate Work-to-Rule Amidst Contract Dispute
Northern Ireland GPs have launched a work-to-rule action due to a contract dispute with the Department of Health, impacting patient care and raising concerns about underfunding and workforce shortages.
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24% Bias Score
Surrey Farmer Urges Consumers to Buy Local to Support British Farming
Surrey beef farmer Nellie Budd emphasized the importance of consumers buying locally produced food to support British farms, highlighting the 10th anniversary of Back British Farming Day.
Surrey Farmer Urges Consumers to Buy Local to Support British Farming
Surrey beef farmer Nellie Budd emphasized the importance of consumers buying locally produced food to support British farms, highlighting the 10th anniversary of Back British Farming Day.
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28% Bias Score
Leicester Drummer's Journey From Council Estate to International Stage
Frank Benbini, a drummer from Leicester, rose from humble beginnings on a council estate to touring with renowned bands like the Fun Lovin' Criminals and UB40, a journey documented in his new rockumentary, "To Be Frank.
Leicester Drummer's Journey From Council Estate to International Stage
Frank Benbini, a drummer from Leicester, rose from humble beginnings on a council estate to touring with renowned bands like the Fun Lovin' Criminals and UB40, a journey documented in his new rockumentary, "To Be Frank.
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24% Bias Score
Intense Monsoon Rains Cause Deadly Flooding in India
Unprecedented monsoon rains in India have caused widespread flooding and landslides, killing hundreds and displacing thousands, with some areas experiencing rainfall exceeding 1000% above normal.
Intense Monsoon Rains Cause Deadly Flooding in India
Unprecedented monsoon rains in India have caused widespread flooding and landslides, killing hundreds and displacing thousands, with some areas experiencing rainfall exceeding 1000% above normal.
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16% Bias Score
Mass Arrests at Palestine Action Protest Spark Debate in UK Parliament
The UK government's proscription of Palestine Action led to 890 arrests at a London demonstration, sparking criticism from MPs over its impact on freedom of speech and the disproportionate police response.
Mass Arrests at Palestine Action Protest Spark Debate in UK Parliament
The UK government's proscription of Palestine Action led to 890 arrests at a London demonstration, sparking criticism from MPs over its impact on freedom of speech and the disproportionate police response.
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40% Bias Score
France Appoints Sébastien Lecornu as New Prime Minister
Following the resignation of Prime Minister François Bayrou, who failed to secure a confidence vote, French President Emmanuel Macron appointed Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu as the new Prime Minister on September 10, 2025.
France Appoints Sébastien Lecornu as New Prime Minister
Following the resignation of Prime Minister François Bayrou, who failed to secure a confidence vote, French President Emmanuel Macron appointed Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu as the new Prime Minister on September 10, 2025.
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24% Bias Score
Reeves Limits UK Government Department Spending Access to Emergency Funds
Ahead of the November 26th budget, UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced restrictions on government departments' access to the £9bn Treasury Reserve, prioritizing debt reduction and fiscal responsibility.
Reeves Limits UK Government Department Spending Access to Emergency Funds
Ahead of the November 26th budget, UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced restrictions on government departments' access to the £9bn Treasury Reserve, prioritizing debt reduction and fiscal responsibility.
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24% Bias Score
Labour Deputy Leadership Contest: Early Insights and Potential Impacts
The Labour Party's deputy leadership contest is underway, with several candidates emerging, including current government ministers and backbenchers; early endorsements suggest a potential for increased criticism of the government depending on who advances.
Labour Deputy Leadership Contest: Early Insights and Potential Impacts
The Labour Party's deputy leadership contest is underway, with several candidates emerging, including current government ministers and backbenchers; early endorsements suggest a potential for increased criticism of the government depending on who advances.
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40% Bias Score
Historic Inn's Use Sparks Debate After Renovation
The owner of Cumbria's highest pub, the Kirkstone Pass Inn, assures locals that despite advertising suggesting otherwise, the newly renovated accommodation will not become a venue for large, disruptive parties.
Historic Inn's Use Sparks Debate After Renovation
The owner of Cumbria's highest pub, the Kirkstone Pass Inn, assures locals that despite advertising suggesting otherwise, the newly renovated accommodation will not become a venue for large, disruptive parties.
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32% Bias Score
Japan's PM Ishiba Resigns, Triggering Third Leadership Contest in Four Years
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba resigned after less than a year, following two election losses, leading to the third leadership contest in four years, amid challenges of strained US-Japan relations, rising inflation, and a weakened government.
Japan's PM Ishiba Resigns, Triggering Third Leadership Contest in Four Years
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba resigned after less than a year, following two election losses, leading to the third leadership contest in four years, amid challenges of strained US-Japan relations, rising inflation, and a weakened government.
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24% Bias Score
Preventable Deaths Among People with Learning Disabilities in Wales
A report reveals that people with learning disabilities in Wales die an average of 20 years earlier than the general population, with 39% of these deaths deemed avoidable due to insufficient care, prompting calls for improved healthcare access and support.
Preventable Deaths Among People with Learning Disabilities in Wales
A report reveals that people with learning disabilities in Wales die an average of 20 years earlier than the general population, with 39% of these deaths deemed avoidable due to insufficient care, prompting calls for improved healthcare access and support.
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20% Bias Score
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