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Hundreds of Indian Care Workers Scammed in UK Visa Sponsorship Scheme
Indian care workers paid thousands of pounds for UK care worker visas through Alchita Care and other agencies, only to find no jobs awaiting them upon arrival, highlighting a pattern of exploitation and abuse within the UK's visa sponsorship system.
Hundreds of Indian Care Workers Scammed in UK Visa Sponsorship Scheme
Indian care workers paid thousands of pounds for UK care worker visas through Alchita Care and other agencies, only to find no jobs awaiting them upon arrival, highlighting a pattern of exploitation and abuse within the UK's visa sponsorship system.
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28% Bias Score
Palestinian Student with Permanent US Residency Arrested, Claims Political Persecution
Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian student with permanent US residency, was arrested for activism supporting Palestine; held in Louisiana, he claims political persecution by the US government for exercising his right to free speech.
Palestinian Student with Permanent US Residency Arrested, Claims Political Persecution
Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian student with permanent US residency, was arrested for activism supporting Palestine; held in Louisiana, he claims political persecution by the US government for exercising his right to free speech.
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44% Bias Score
Google to Pay $28 Million in Racial Discrimination Lawsuit Settlement
Google will pay $28 million to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging that it discriminated against employees based on race and ethnicity from February 15, 2018, to December 31, 2024, a claim Google denies.
Google to Pay $28 Million in Racial Discrimination Lawsuit Settlement
Google will pay $28 million to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging that it discriminated against employees based on race and ethnicity from February 15, 2018, to December 31, 2024, a claim Google denies.
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48% Bias Score
Severn Estuary Lagoon Proposed as Alternative to Barrage
A report recommends building a tidal lagoon in the Severn Estuary to generate electricity, offering a globally unique demonstration project that addresses environmental concerns and aims for economic viability, contrasting with past failed barrage attempts.
Severn Estuary Lagoon Proposed as Alternative to Barrage
A report recommends building a tidal lagoon in the Severn Estuary to generate electricity, offering a globally unique demonstration project that addresses environmental concerns and aims for economic viability, contrasting with past failed barrage attempts.
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48% Bias Score
Aberdeen University to Repatriate Murdered Aboriginal Man's Remains
The University of Aberdeen will repatriate the remains of a murdered Aboriginal man, likely obtained during Tasmania's colonial era (1820s-1830s), on Friday, for a traditional Tasmanian Aboriginal burial ceremony following pressure to address colonial injustices.
Aberdeen University to Repatriate Murdered Aboriginal Man's Remains
The University of Aberdeen will repatriate the remains of a murdered Aboriginal man, likely obtained during Tasmania's colonial era (1820s-1830s), on Friday, for a traditional Tasmanian Aboriginal burial ceremony following pressure to address colonial injustices.
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36% Bias Score
Trump-Putin Call Yields Limited Ceasefire as Attacks Continue on Kyiv
A phone call between Presidents Trump and Putin resulted in an agreement to pause attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure for 30 days; however, this announcement was immediately followed by Russian drone attacks on Kyiv, casting doubt on the effectiveness of the agreement and raising concerns abo...
Trump-Putin Call Yields Limited Ceasefire as Attacks Continue on Kyiv
A phone call between Presidents Trump and Putin resulted in an agreement to pause attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure for 30 days; however, this announcement was immediately followed by Russian drone attacks on Kyiv, casting doubt on the effectiveness of the agreement and raising concerns abo...
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40% Bias Score
Ecuador Seeks Foreign Military Aid to Combat Soaring Gang Violence
Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa is requesting military aid from the US, Europe, and Brazil to fight drug cartels, citing a record 781 killings in January 2025 despite a 16% decrease in the murder rate between 2023 and 2024 and the economic impact of $30 billion annually (27% of GDP) from drug traf...
Ecuador Seeks Foreign Military Aid to Combat Soaring Gang Violence
Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa is requesting military aid from the US, Europe, and Brazil to fight drug cartels, citing a record 781 killings in January 2025 despite a 16% decrease in the murder rate between 2023 and 2024 and the economic impact of $30 billion annually (27% of GDP) from drug traf...
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56% Bias Score
80,000 Unredacted JFK Assassination Documents Released
The US government released approximately 80,000 unredacted documents related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963, fulfilling a January executive order from President Trump and a 1992 Congressional mandate, addressing lingering questions about the official conclusio...
80,000 Unredacted JFK Assassination Documents Released
The US government released approximately 80,000 unredacted documents related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963, fulfilling a January executive order from President Trump and a 1992 Congressional mandate, addressing lingering questions about the official conclusio...
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40% Bias Score
France Threatens to Abolish 1968 Immigration Agreement with Algeria
France's Interior Minister renewed threats to cancel a 1968 agreement with Algeria regarding immigration, following allegations of a French-Algerian citizen leaking information to Algerian intelligence; the agreement, signed after the Algerian War, eased immigration for Algerians but is now criticiz...
France Threatens to Abolish 1968 Immigration Agreement with Algeria
France's Interior Minister renewed threats to cancel a 1968 agreement with Algeria regarding immigration, following allegations of a French-Algerian citizen leaking information to Algerian intelligence; the agreement, signed after the Algerian War, eased immigration for Algerians but is now criticiz...
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16% Bias Score
Eritrea Denies Involvement in Tigray Conflict, Threatening Regional Stability
Eritrea denies involvement in the escalating conflict between Tigrayan factions in northern Ethiopia, jeopardizing the 2022 peace agreement and raising fears of renewed conflict with Ethiopia, given their history of violent disputes.
Eritrea Denies Involvement in Tigray Conflict, Threatening Regional Stability
Eritrea denies involvement in the escalating conflict between Tigrayan factions in northern Ethiopia, jeopardizing the 2022 peace agreement and raising fears of renewed conflict with Ethiopia, given their history of violent disputes.
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36% Bias Score
Lucy Bronze's Autism Diagnosis: Impact on Football and Advocacy
English footballer Lucy Bronze, a Euro 2022 winner and World Cup runner-up, recently disclosed her autism and ADHD diagnoses, highlighting the challenges of masking neurodivergence while advocating for greater understanding and acceptance within sports.
Lucy Bronze's Autism Diagnosis: Impact on Football and Advocacy
English footballer Lucy Bronze, a Euro 2022 winner and World Cup runner-up, recently disclosed her autism and ADHD diagnoses, highlighting the challenges of masking neurodivergence while advocating for greater understanding and acceptance within sports.
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12% Bias Score
Denied Compensation: Miscarriage of Justice Highlights Flawed UK System
Brian Buckle, wrongly convicted of sexual offences in 2017 and acquitted in 2023, was denied compensation by the Ministry of Justice due to a 2014 law change requiring him to prove his innocence "beyond a reasonable doubt", resulting in a 93% rejection rate since 2016 for such applications. This has...
Denied Compensation: Miscarriage of Justice Highlights Flawed UK System
Brian Buckle, wrongly convicted of sexual offences in 2017 and acquitted in 2023, was denied compensation by the Ministry of Justice due to a 2014 law change requiring him to prove his innocence "beyond a reasonable doubt", resulting in a 93% rejection rate since 2016 for such applications. This has...
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52% Bias Score
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