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Ofwat proposes allowing consumer attendance at water company board meetings
Ofwat proposes new rules to allow consumers to attend water company board meetings, aiming to improve transparency and accountability in response to public outrage over sewage pollution and rising bills; the rules are expected to take effect in April 2024.
Ofwat proposes allowing consumer attendance at water company board meetings
Ofwat proposes new rules to allow consumers to attend water company board meetings, aiming to improve transparency and accountability in response to public outrage over sewage pollution and rising bills; the rules are expected to take effect in April 2024.
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32% Bias Score
Drug Dealer Jailed for Killing Pedestrian While Performing Wheelie on E-bike
Dylan Green, a 20-year-old drug dealer on bail, was jailed for eight years and three months for causing the death of 86-year-old Bart O'Hare by dangerous driving on March 22, 2023, in Burnley, Lancashire, after performing a 37-meter wheelie on his e-bike which was traveling 41% faster than other veh...
Drug Dealer Jailed for Killing Pedestrian While Performing Wheelie on E-bike
Dylan Green, a 20-year-old drug dealer on bail, was jailed for eight years and three months for causing the death of 86-year-old Bart O'Hare by dangerous driving on March 22, 2023, in Burnley, Lancashire, after performing a 37-meter wheelie on his e-bike which was traveling 41% faster than other veh...
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52% Bias Score
Syria's Unexploded Ordnance Crisis: A Deminer's Fight for Civilian Safety
In Raqqa, Syria, mine disposal expert Sunil Thapa risks his life daily defusing unexploded ordnance left by ISIS and other combatants during the Syrian civil war, as hundreds of thousands of civilians return to homes amid over 1,100 casualties from landmines and unexploded ordnance since the fall of...
Syria's Unexploded Ordnance Crisis: A Deminer's Fight for Civilian Safety
In Raqqa, Syria, mine disposal expert Sunil Thapa risks his life daily defusing unexploded ordnance left by ISIS and other combatants during the Syrian civil war, as hundreds of thousands of civilians return to homes amid over 1,100 casualties from landmines and unexploded ordnance since the fall of...
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28% Bias Score
Gaza Malnutrition Crisis: 13,000 Children Hospitalized, 251 Deaths
Nine-year-old Maryam Dawas in Gaza City suffers from severe malnutrition, weighing only 9kg, a consequence of displacement and famine; the UN reports nearly 13,000 new child malnutrition admissions and 251 famine-related deaths in July, including 108 children, while aid distribution remains inequita...
Gaza Malnutrition Crisis: 13,000 Children Hospitalized, 251 Deaths
Nine-year-old Maryam Dawas in Gaza City suffers from severe malnutrition, weighing only 9kg, a consequence of displacement and famine; the UN reports nearly 13,000 new child malnutrition admissions and 251 famine-related deaths in July, including 108 children, while aid distribution remains inequita...
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60% Bias Score
Trump-Putin Summit Yields No Ukraine Ceasefire Agreement
In Anchorage, Alaska, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin met for the first time in over six years, holding talks that yielded no ceasefire agreement, despite both leaders describing the meeting as productive; key disagreements remain on Russia's demands concerning Ukraine's neutrality and NATO expansio...
Trump-Putin Summit Yields No Ukraine Ceasefire Agreement
In Anchorage, Alaska, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin met for the first time in over six years, holding talks that yielded no ceasefire agreement, despite both leaders describing the meeting as productive; key disagreements remain on Russia's demands concerning Ukraine's neutrality and NATO expansio...
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40% Bias Score
High Court to Decide if Hotel's Use for Migrant Housing is Illegal
A High Court in London is deciding whether the Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, is breaching planning rules by housing asylum seekers, a case with potential nationwide implications due to the increasing use of hotels for migrant accommodation and related local protests.
High Court to Decide if Hotel's Use for Migrant Housing is Illegal
A High Court in London is deciding whether the Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, is breaching planning rules by housing asylum seekers, a case with potential nationwide implications due to the increasing use of hotels for migrant accommodation and related local protests.
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52% Bias Score
10-Year Sentence for Sex Predator Who Abused Two Teenage Girls
A 34-year-old man, Michael McRobie, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the rape and abuse of two teenage girls in Fife, Scotland, between March 2016 and an unspecified later date. The abuse included rape, restraint, and assault with a whip, and he was also found to possess indecent images of ch...
10-Year Sentence for Sex Predator Who Abused Two Teenage Girls
A 34-year-old man, Michael McRobie, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the rape and abuse of two teenage girls in Fife, Scotland, between March 2016 and an unspecified later date. The abuse included rape, restraint, and assault with a whip, and he was also found to possess indecent images of ch...
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32% Bias Score
Putin Proposes Land Swap to End Ukraine War
During a summit in Alaska, Vladimir Putin proposed to Donald Trump a plan to end the war in Ukraine by giving up some occupied territories in exchange for control of Donetsk and Luhansk, a proposal that has been met with mixed reactions.
Putin Proposes Land Swap to End Ukraine War
During a summit in Alaska, Vladimir Putin proposed to Donald Trump a plan to end the war in Ukraine by giving up some occupied territories in exchange for control of Donetsk and Luhansk, a proposal that has been met with mixed reactions.
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36% Bias Score
Zelenskyy's Risky Washington Trip Amidst Trump's Pro-Russia Shift
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's visit to Washington D.C. is fraught with tension due to President Trump's past mistreatment and recent apparent endorsement of Russia's territorial demands, raising concerns about a fair resolution to the Ukraine conflict.
Zelenskyy's Risky Washington Trip Amidst Trump's Pro-Russia Shift
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's visit to Washington D.C. is fraught with tension due to President Trump's past mistreatment and recent apparent endorsement of Russia's territorial demands, raising concerns about a fair resolution to the Ukraine conflict.
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56% Bias Score
Trump-Putin Summit Yields No Deal, Deepening Ukraine Conflict
Presidents Trump and Putin met in Anchorage, Alaska, for talks on the Ukraine conflict; no deal was reached, leaving key disagreements unresolved, particularly Russia's demands for Ukrainian neutrality, sparking outrage in Ukraine over the red-carpet treatment of Putin.
Trump-Putin Summit Yields No Deal, Deepening Ukraine Conflict
Presidents Trump and Putin met in Anchorage, Alaska, for talks on the Ukraine conflict; no deal was reached, leaving key disagreements unresolved, particularly Russia's demands for Ukrainian neutrality, sparking outrage in Ukraine over the red-carpet treatment of Putin.
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40% Bias Score
Trump-Putin Summit Yields No Ukraine Ceasefire
President Trump and Vladimir Putin met in Anchorage, Alaska, for a summit focused on the war in Ukraine, but no ceasefire was agreed upon; the meeting was shorter than planned, and the warm welcome given to Putin sparked outrage in Ukraine.
Trump-Putin Summit Yields No Ukraine Ceasefire
President Trump and Vladimir Putin met in Anchorage, Alaska, for a summit focused on the war in Ukraine, but no ceasefire was agreed upon; the meeting was shorter than planned, and the warm welcome given to Putin sparked outrage in Ukraine.
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44% Bias Score
Driver Jailed for 13 Years After Speeding Car Kills Unborn Baby
Ashir Shahid, 20, was jailed for 13 years for causing the death of a five-month-old unborn baby boy after he struck a pregnant woman, Renju Joseph, with his speeding car on September 29, 2024, in Bamber Bridge, UK, while driving at speeds between 58mph and 71mph in a 30mph zone. Shahid's brother, Sa...
Driver Jailed for 13 Years After Speeding Car Kills Unborn Baby
Ashir Shahid, 20, was jailed for 13 years for causing the death of a five-month-old unborn baby boy after he struck a pregnant woman, Renju Joseph, with his speeding car on September 29, 2024, in Bamber Bridge, UK, while driving at speeds between 58mph and 71mph in a 30mph zone. Shahid's brother, Sa...
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40% Bias Score
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