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Car Chase Ends in Care Home Crash, Eight Injured
Eight residents were injured and taken to hospital after a car, pursued by police following a theft, crashed into Highcliffe Care Home in Sunderland on Wednesday evening; two 21-year-old men were arrested.
Car Chase Ends in Care Home Crash, Eight Injured
Eight residents were injured and taken to hospital after a car, pursued by police following a theft, crashed into Highcliffe Care Home in Sunderland on Wednesday evening; two 21-year-old men were arrested.
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44% Bias Score
Russia Claims Territorial Gains in Ukraine Despite Heavy Losses
Russia claims a significant territorial gain in Ukraine (556 sq km) despite record attacks and heavy daily losses (over 1,000 soldiers), focusing on three areas: Sumy region and near Pokrovsk and Kostyantynivka in the east, aiming to create a buffer zone and cut off supply routes.
Russia Claims Territorial Gains in Ukraine Despite Heavy Losses
Russia claims a significant territorial gain in Ukraine (556 sq km) despite record attacks and heavy daily losses (over 1,000 soldiers), focusing on three areas: Sumy region and near Pokrovsk and Kostyantynivka in the east, aiming to create a buffer zone and cut off supply routes.
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44% Bias Score
English Resident Doctors to Strike for Five Days Over Pay
Resident doctors in England will strike for five days from July 25th to 30th over pay, despite a recent 5.4% rise, with the BMA citing real-term wage losses since 2008 and the government refusing further negotiations.
English Resident Doctors to Strike for Five Days Over Pay
Resident doctors in England will strike for five days from July 25th to 30th over pay, despite a recent 5.4% rise, with the BMA citing real-term wage losses since 2008 and the government refusing further negotiations.
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48% Bias Score
China's Rare Earth Dominance: Environmental Costs and Global Implications
China's dominance in rare earth mining, essential for modern electronics, has caused severe environmental damage in Bayan Obo and Ganzhou, including polluted water, contaminated soil, and health issues, despite recent government regulations and cleanup efforts.
China's Rare Earth Dominance: Environmental Costs and Global Implications
China's dominance in rare earth mining, essential for modern electronics, has caused severe environmental damage in Bayan Obo and Ganzhou, including polluted water, contaminated soil, and health issues, despite recent government regulations and cleanup efforts.
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44% Bias Score
Lesotho Declares State of Disaster Amidst High Unemployment and US Tariff Fallout
Lesotho declared a national state of disaster until June 30, 2027, to combat 50% youth unemployment and job losses stemming from a 50% US tariff increase (since paused) on its exports, impacting its $240 million trade with the US and potentially causing a further 40,000 job losses if AGOA isn't rene...
Lesotho Declares State of Disaster Amidst High Unemployment and US Tariff Fallout
Lesotho declared a national state of disaster until June 30, 2027, to combat 50% youth unemployment and job losses stemming from a 50% US tariff increase (since paused) on its exports, impacting its $240 million trade with the US and potentially causing a further 40,000 job losses if AGOA isn't rene...
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36% Bias Score
Southport Inquiry: Survivors' Bravery Highlights Systemic Failures
A public inquiry in Southport heard testimony from the parents of four young girls who survived a July 29, 2024, stabbing attack, highlighting the children's bravery in protecting each other while adults were absent, and resulting in catastrophic injuries requiring extensive medical care.
Southport Inquiry: Survivors' Bravery Highlights Systemic Failures
A public inquiry in Southport heard testimony from the parents of four young girls who survived a July 29, 2024, stabbing attack, highlighting the children's bravery in protecting each other while adults were absent, and resulting in catastrophic injuries requiring extensive medical care.
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48% Bias Score
Trump, Netanyahu Meet Twice Amid Urgent Gaza Ceasefire Efforts
US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met twice in 24 hours to discuss a ceasefire in Gaza, involving prisoner releases, with back-channel talks showing progress but facing potential obstacles.
Trump, Netanyahu Meet Twice Amid Urgent Gaza Ceasefire Efforts
US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met twice in 24 hours to discuss a ceasefire in Gaza, involving prisoner releases, with back-channel talks showing progress but facing potential obstacles.
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64% Bias Score
Footballer Diogo Jota Dies in High-Speed Car Crash
Portuguese footballer Diogo Jota and his brother died in a high-speed car crash in Spain on Thursday; police say excessive speed is suspected, and an investigation is underway.
Footballer Diogo Jota Dies in High-Speed Car Crash
Portuguese footballer Diogo Jota and his brother died in a high-speed car crash in Spain on Thursday; police say excessive speed is suspected, and an investigation is underway.
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24% Bias Score
Leveson Recommends Radical Court Reforms to Tackle Massive Case Backlog
A former senior judge, Sir Brian Leveson, proposed fundamental reforms to England and Wales' criminal courts to tackle a backlog of nearly 77,000 cases, suggesting judge-only trials for certain offenses and increased out-of-court resolutions to prevent system collapse.
Leveson Recommends Radical Court Reforms to Tackle Massive Case Backlog
A former senior judge, Sir Brian Leveson, proposed fundamental reforms to England and Wales' criminal courts to tackle a backlog of nearly 77,000 cases, suggesting judge-only trials for certain offenses and increased out-of-court resolutions to prevent system collapse.
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56% Bias Score
Hafez al-Assad's Military-First Syria
Hafez al-Assad, Syrian president from 1971 to 2000, allocated 70% of Syria's budget to the military, prioritizing territorial reclamation from Israel despite neglecting social programs; his death in 2000 and later desecration of his tomb reflect ongoing Syrian instability.
Hafez al-Assad's Military-First Syria
Hafez al-Assad, Syrian president from 1971 to 2000, allocated 70% of Syria's budget to the military, prioritizing territorial reclamation from Israel despite neglecting social programs; his death in 2000 and later desecration of his tomb reflect ongoing Syrian instability.
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56% Bias Score
UK Heatwave: Widespread Alert Issued as Temperatures Soar
Yellow heat health alerts are in effect across central, southern, and eastern England until July 15th due to temperatures forecast to reach 34°C (93°F), impacting vulnerable people and health services; this is the most widespread heatwave of 2024 across the UK, linked to a high-pressure system and c...
UK Heatwave: Widespread Alert Issued as Temperatures Soar
Yellow heat health alerts are in effect across central, southern, and eastern England until July 15th due to temperatures forecast to reach 34°C (93°F), impacting vulnerable people and health services; this is the most widespread heatwave of 2024 across the UK, linked to a high-pressure system and c...
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32% Bias Score
Turkey's Prison Assignment Practices Raise Human Rights Concerns
In Turkey, the Ministry of Justice assigns convicts to prisons, often disregarding proximity to family and trial locations; this causes significant distress, hindering legal processes and raising human rights concerns, particularly impacting families and the convicts' access to healthcare and legal ...
Turkey's Prison Assignment Practices Raise Human Rights Concerns
In Turkey, the Ministry of Justice assigns convicts to prisons, often disregarding proximity to family and trial locations; this causes significant distress, hindering legal processes and raising human rights concerns, particularly impacting families and the convicts' access to healthcare and legal ...
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64% Bias Score
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