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Cause of Death: Unknown" Selected as Iran's Oscar Entry
Iran's official submission for the 2026 Oscars is "Cause of Death: Unknown," a film by Ali Zarringar that faced a three-year ban under President Raisi before a limited release last year.
Cause of Death: Unknown" Selected as Iran's Oscar Entry
Iran's official submission for the 2026 Oscars is "Cause of Death: Unknown," a film by Ali Zarringar that faced a three-year ban under President Raisi before a limited release last year.
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40% Bias Score
AI-generated song wins AKB48 songwriting contest
In a televised competition, an AI trained on the style of composer Yasushi Akimoto beat Akimoto himself in a songwriting contest for AKB48's 67th single, with the AI-generated song "Omoide Scroll" winning by over 3,000 votes.
AI-generated song wins AKB48 songwriting contest
In a televised competition, an AI trained on the style of composer Yasushi Akimoto beat Akimoto himself in a songwriting contest for AKB48's 67th single, with the AI-generated song "Omoide Scroll" winning by over 3,000 votes.
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16% Bias Score
Scottish Parliament to Vote on Justice Reforms
The Scottish Parliament will decide on reforms to the legal system, including removing the "not proven" verdict, raising the bar for guilty verdicts, and creating a specialized sexual offences court.
Scottish Parliament to Vote on Justice Reforms
The Scottish Parliament will decide on reforms to the legal system, including removing the "not proven" verdict, raising the bar for guilty verdicts, and creating a specialized sexual offences court.
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20% Bias Score
Irish Politician Remains in Party Despite Blackface Controversy
Irish Social Democrats TD Eoin Hayes will keep his seat despite a 2009 photo surfacing of him in blackface as Barack Obama; party leader Holly Cairns stated that if the incident were recent, he would face expulsion.
Irish Politician Remains in Party Despite Blackface Controversy
Irish Social Democrats TD Eoin Hayes will keep his seat despite a 2009 photo surfacing of him in blackface as Barack Obama; party leader Holly Cairns stated that if the incident were recent, he would face expulsion.
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28% Bias Score
Sir Nicholas Grimshaw, renowned architect, dies at 85
Sir Nicholas Grimshaw, the architect behind the Eden Project and other notable structures, died at 85, as announced by his firm, Grimshaw Architects, on Monday.
Sir Nicholas Grimshaw, renowned architect, dies at 85
Sir Nicholas Grimshaw, the architect behind the Eden Project and other notable structures, died at 85, as announced by his firm, Grimshaw Architects, on Monday.
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4% Bias Score
Wales Halts Plan to Replace Separate Science GCSEs with Double Award
Wales has postponed a plan to replace separate GCSEs in chemistry, physics, and biology with a double science GCSE, following concerns and differing views on the best approach to science education for 14-16 year olds.
Wales Halts Plan to Replace Separate Science GCSEs with Double Award
Wales has postponed a plan to replace separate GCSEs in chemistry, physics, and biology with a double science GCSE, following concerns and differing views on the best approach to science education for 14-16 year olds.
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24% Bias Score
Somali Police Arrest TikTokers for Insulting President
Four TikTokers in Somalia were arrested for allegedly insulting President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud in a dance video that altered the lyrics of his campaign song to include derogatory language, marking the first case involving a top politician.
Somali Police Arrest TikTokers for Insulting President
Four TikTokers in Somalia were arrested for allegedly insulting President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud in a dance video that altered the lyrics of his campaign song to include derogatory language, marking the first case involving a top politician.
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36% Bias Score
Malawi Presidential Election: Economic Hardship Dominates Voter Concerns
Malawians voted in a presidential election on Tuesday, with economic issues such as high inflation, unemployment, fuel shortages, and power outages being the main concerns for voters.
Malawi Presidential Election: Economic Hardship Dominates Voter Concerns
Malawians voted in a presidential election on Tuesday, with economic issues such as high inflation, unemployment, fuel shortages, and power outages being the main concerns for voters.
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28% Bias Score
Belfast City Airport Unveils Ā£1.7bn Master Plan Including Air-Rail Link
Belfast City Airport's 2040 Master Plan, released on Tuesday, proposes Northern Ireland's first airport rail link and anticipates Ā£1.7bn in economic benefits, opening for public consultation until November 11th.
Belfast City Airport Unveils Ā£1.7bn Master Plan Including Air-Rail Link
Belfast City Airport's 2040 Master Plan, released on Tuesday, proposes Northern Ireland's first airport rail link and anticipates Ā£1.7bn in economic benefits, opening for public consultation until November 11th.
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36% Bias Score
Renewed Investigation into 2004 Murder of Alistair Wilson
Alistair Wilson, a Scottish banker, was murdered on his doorstep in 2004, and a reinvestigation involving 37 officers is underway, re-examining 10,000 documents and utilizing advancements in forensic technology.
Renewed Investigation into 2004 Murder of Alistair Wilson
Alistair Wilson, a Scottish banker, was murdered on his doorstep in 2004, and a reinvestigation involving 37 officers is underway, re-examining 10,000 documents and utilizing advancements in forensic technology.
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16% Bias Score
Legal challenge to Abergavenny library lease for mosque
Four individualsāthree councillors and a residentāinitiated a legal challenge against Monmouthshire council's decision to lease the former Abergavenny library to a Muslim community group for Ā£6,000 annually over 30 years, citing concerns over transparency and fairness in the use of public assets.
Legal challenge to Abergavenny library lease for mosque
Four individualsāthree councillors and a residentāinitiated a legal challenge against Monmouthshire council's decision to lease the former Abergavenny library to a Muslim community group for Ā£6,000 annually over 30 years, citing concerns over transparency and fairness in the use of public assets.
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36% Bias Score
Greggs' 24/7 Newcastle Branch Faces Police Objection
Police oppose Greggs' application to extend opening hours of two Newcastle city centre branches to 24/7 due to concerns over increased crime and disorder, while Greggs argues it would help disperse late-night crowds.
Greggs' 24/7 Newcastle Branch Faces Police Objection
Police oppose Greggs' application to extend opening hours of two Newcastle city centre branches to 24/7 due to concerns over increased crime and disorder, while Greggs argues it would help disperse late-night crowds.
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40% Bias Score
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