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Charlie the Horse: A Finalist for BBC's Make a Difference Award
Charlie, an 18-year-old Irish cob horse at Newtownards RDA, has been nominated for the BBC's Make a Difference Award for his work supporting disabled riders.
Charlie the Horse: A Finalist for BBC's Make a Difference Award
Charlie, an 18-year-old Irish cob horse at Newtownards RDA, has been nominated for the BBC's Make a Difference Award for his work supporting disabled riders.
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32% Bias Score
Bavarian SPD Proposes Lowering Police Entry Age to 16
The Bavarian SPD party submitted a proposal to lower the minimum age for joining the Bavarian police force from 17 to 16 years old, aiming to attract more applicants and compete with the federal police.
Bavarian SPD Proposes Lowering Police Entry Age to 16
The Bavarian SPD party submitted a proposal to lower the minimum age for joining the Bavarian police force from 17 to 16 years old, aiming to attract more applicants and compete with the federal police.
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52% Bias Score
Spain's Animal Welfare Law: Limited Impact on Community Living
Spain's 2023 animal welfare law, while improving animal rights, has had a limited impact on community living due to insufficient regulation, enforcement, and inconsistent local laws, despite addressing issues like unsupervised pets and feline colonies.
Spain's Animal Welfare Law: Limited Impact on Community Living
Spain's 2023 animal welfare law, while improving animal rights, has had a limited impact on community living due to insufficient regulation, enforcement, and inconsistent local laws, despite addressing issues like unsupervised pets and feline colonies.
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24% Bias Score
Wij, beren": A Children's Book Exploring Bear Perspectives
Lotte Stegeman's and Marieke ten Berge's new non-fiction book, "Wij, beren" (We, bears), uses the brown bear's perspective to explore eight bear species, their unique characteristics, and the impact of human actions on their lives.
Wij, beren": A Children's Book Exploring Bear Perspectives
Lotte Stegeman's and Marieke ten Berge's new non-fiction book, "Wij, beren" (We, bears), uses the brown bear's perspective to explore eight bear species, their unique characteristics, and the impact of human actions on their lives.
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28% Bias Score
Wales to Ban Greyhound Racing by 2030
The Welsh government will ban greyhound racing between 2027 and 2030, making operating or organizing the sport illegal, impacting the Valley stadium in Ystrad Mynach and following a petition and cross-party support citing animal welfare.
Wales to Ban Greyhound Racing by 2030
The Welsh government will ban greyhound racing between 2027 and 2030, making operating or organizing the sport illegal, impacting the Valley stadium in Ystrad Mynach and following a petition and cross-party support citing animal welfare.
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40% Bias Score
French Zoo Sexually Stimulates Orca to Prevent Inbreeding Amidst Rehoming Impasse
Marineland Antibes, closed since January 2025 due to a new French law banning whale shows, is sexually stimulating its 11-year-old male orca, Keijo, to prevent inbreeding with his mother, Wikie, amidst a government impasse over their rehoming.
French Zoo Sexually Stimulates Orca to Prevent Inbreeding Amidst Rehoming Impasse
Marineland Antibes, closed since January 2025 due to a new French law banning whale shows, is sexually stimulating its 11-year-old male orca, Keijo, to prevent inbreeding with his mother, Wikie, amidst a government impasse over their rehoming.
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56% Bias Score
Scotland Backs Greyhound Racing Ban
The Scottish government announced its support for a ban on greyhound racing, aligning with a member's bill introduced by Scottish Green MSP Mark Ruskell and following similar bans in Wales and New Zealand.
Scotland Backs Greyhound Racing Ban
The Scottish government announced its support for a ban on greyhound racing, aligning with a member's bill introduced by Scottish Green MSP Mark Ruskell and following similar bans in Wales and New Zealand.
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44% Bias Score
SSPCA Staff to be Balloted Over Strike Action in Pay Dispute
About 140 Unite the Union members at the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SSPCA) will be balloted over strike action from September 6th to 17th, rejecting a proposed two-year pay deal that constitutes a real-terms pay cut amid increased workloads and demand.
SSPCA Staff to be Balloted Over Strike Action in Pay Dispute
About 140 Unite the Union members at the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SSPCA) will be balloted over strike action from September 6th to 17th, rejecting a proposed two-year pay deal that constitutes a real-terms pay cut amid increased workloads and demand.
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60% Bias Score
Dutch Animal Party's Proposal for Glass Walls in Slaughterhouses and Farms: A Critical Analysis
The Dutch Animal Party's proposal to install glass walls in slaughterhouses and farms aims to expose consumers to animal suffering, but faces skepticism due to the existing accessibility of such information online and consumer reluctance to confront animal cruelty.
Dutch Animal Party's Proposal for Glass Walls in Slaughterhouses and Farms: A Critical Analysis
The Dutch Animal Party's proposal to install glass walls in slaughterhouses and farms aims to expose consumers to animal suffering, but faces skepticism due to the existing accessibility of such information online and consumer reluctance to confront animal cruelty.
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52% Bias Score
Unregulated Boom in UK Bluefin Tuna Fishing Raises Conservation Concerns
The UK government issued 180 licenses for recreational bluefin tuna fishing in 2025, a sharp increase from 93 in 2024, despite lacking data on population numbers and post-release survival rates, raising concerns about the sustainability of this practice.
Unregulated Boom in UK Bluefin Tuna Fishing Raises Conservation Concerns
The UK government issued 180 licenses for recreational bluefin tuna fishing in 2025, a sharp increase from 93 in 2024, despite lacking data on population numbers and post-release survival rates, raising concerns about the sustainability of this practice.
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68% Bias Score
Efteling Cancels Controversial Raveleijn Horse Show
The Efteling theme park in the Netherlands is ending its Raveleijn horse show in 2024 following years of animal rights protests and two on-set fires, replacing it with a new show featuring impressive effects and a raven-themed ride, opening in late 2026.
Efteling Cancels Controversial Raveleijn Horse Show
The Efteling theme park in the Netherlands is ending its Raveleijn horse show in 2024 following years of animal rights protests and two on-set fires, replacing it with a new show featuring impressive effects and a raven-themed ride, opening in late 2026.
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40% Bias Score
Delhi Court Reverses Order to Remove Stray Dogs
A Delhi court initially ordered the removal of all stray dogs, sparking outrage, but later reversed the decision, mandating sterilization, vaccination, and their return to their areas, except for aggressive or rabid dogs.
Delhi Court Reverses Order to Remove Stray Dogs
A Delhi court initially ordered the removal of all stray dogs, sparking outrage, but later reversed the decision, mandating sterilization, vaccination, and their return to their areas, except for aggressive or rabid dogs.
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48% Bias Score
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