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Descendants of WWI Soldier and His War Horse Meet After a Century
Descendants of Captain Alexander Wallace, a World War I soldier, met the McGregor family, the original owners of his horse Vic, who served with him in France, and donated his war diaries to the Montrose Air Station Museum after more than a century.
Descendants of WWI Soldier and His War Horse Meet After a Century
Descendants of Captain Alexander Wallace, a World War I soldier, met the McGregor family, the original owners of his horse Vic, who served with him in France, and donated his war diaries to the Montrose Air Station Museum after more than a century.
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24% Bias Score
Série Noire Celebrates 80 Years: Adapting to a Changing Landscape
Gallimard's Série Noire, a French crime fiction collection, celebrates its 80th anniversary in 2023, having published approximately 3,500 titles since 1945, adapting to evolving tastes while facing challenges from competitors like Rivages Noir.
Série Noire Celebrates 80 Years: Adapting to a Changing Landscape
Gallimard's Série Noire, a French crime fiction collection, celebrates its 80th anniversary in 2023, having published approximately 3,500 titles since 1945, adapting to evolving tastes while facing challenges from competitors like Rivages Noir.
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24% Bias Score
""Journalism and Literature: A Blurred Line""
""Three renowned writers and journalists—Alma Guillermoprieto, Jorge Volpi, and Sergio Ramírez—discussed the similarities between journalism and literature at the Centroamérica Cuenta festival in Guatemala City on Friday, concluding that both genres use reality as their foundation, with the author's...
""Journalism and Literature: A Blurred Line""
""Three renowned writers and journalists—Alma Guillermoprieto, Jorge Volpi, and Sergio Ramírez—discussed the similarities between journalism and literature at the Centroamérica Cuenta festival in Guatemala City on Friday, concluding that both genres use reality as their foundation, with the author's...
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1,200-Year-Old Gilded Saxon Cross Unearthed in Leeds
A 1,200-year-old gilded silver and gold leaf pectoral cross, discovered by a metal detectorist in Leeds, England, offers insights into 8th-century life in Northumbria, suggesting it belonged to a high-status religious figure within the newly Christianized region.
1,200-Year-Old Gilded Saxon Cross Unearthed in Leeds
A 1,200-year-old gilded silver and gold leaf pectoral cross, discovered by a metal detectorist in Leeds, England, offers insights into 8th-century life in Northumbria, suggesting it belonged to a high-status religious figure within the newly Christianized region.
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Erdoğan: Terrorism-Free Turkey as Nation's Greatest Achievement
During a speech at Istanbul's Atatürk Cultural Center, President Erdoğan declared a terrorism-free Turkey as the nation's greatest achievement, promising its imminent establishment on a solid foundation, connecting national security with cultural preservation.
Erdoğan: Terrorism-Free Turkey as Nation's Greatest Achievement
During a speech at Istanbul's Atatürk Cultural Center, President Erdoğan declared a terrorism-free Turkey as the nation's greatest achievement, promising its imminent establishment on a solid foundation, connecting national security with cultural preservation.
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44% Bias Score
75th Wächtersbacher Messe Opens Amidst Retail Challenges
The Wächtersbacher Messe, celebrating its 75th anniversary, opens this Saturday in Wächtersbach, Germany, and expects 50,000 visitors with 300 exhibitors showcasing products and services across 20 themed areas, highlighting its success against the trend of online shopping.
75th Wächtersbacher Messe Opens Amidst Retail Challenges
The Wächtersbacher Messe, celebrating its 75th anniversary, opens this Saturday in Wächtersbach, Germany, and expects 50,000 visitors with 300 exhibitors showcasing products and services across 20 themed areas, highlighting its success against the trend of online shopping.
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Sholokhov's Illegitimate Birth and Literary Success"
Mikhail Sholokhov, born illegitimately in 1905, faced social stigma and poverty due to his mother's affair; this tumultuous upbringing profoundly influenced his literary career, culminating in his globally acclaimed novel 'And Quiet Flows the Don'.
Sholokhov's Illegitimate Birth and Literary Success"
Mikhail Sholokhov, born illegitimately in 1905, faced social stigma and poverty due to his mother's affair; this tumultuous upbringing profoundly influenced his literary career, culminating in his globally acclaimed novel 'And Quiet Flows the Don'.
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44% Bias Score
Climate Change Reshapes Italian Cuisine: Tavola Latina Festival
The Tavola Latina festival in Florence (May 26-29) showcases how climate change is impacting Italian agriculture by making crops like papaya and cassava viable, leading to culinary fusions between Italy and South America.
Climate Change Reshapes Italian Cuisine: Tavola Latina Festival
The Tavola Latina festival in Florence (May 26-29) showcases how climate change is impacting Italian agriculture by making crops like papaya and cassava viable, leading to culinary fusions between Italy and South America.
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12% Bias Score
Underground Sculpture Trail Opens in Gloucestershire Caves
Over 70 modern and contemporary sculptures are on display 100ft underground at Clearwell Caves in Gloucestershire, showcasing artists like Damien Hirst and Lynn Chadwick in an exhibition that opened on May 23rd, utilizing the cave's 5,000-year-old ochre mining history.
Underground Sculpture Trail Opens in Gloucestershire Caves
Over 70 modern and contemporary sculptures are on display 100ft underground at Clearwell Caves in Gloucestershire, showcasing artists like Damien Hirst and Lynn Chadwick in an exhibition that opened on May 23rd, utilizing the cave's 5,000-year-old ochre mining history.
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Panahis Wins Top Prize at Cannes Amidst Arson Attack
The Cannes Film Festival awarded its top prize to Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahis' "Un Simple Accident," a film tackling imprisonment and violence under the Iranian regime; the Jury Prize was shared, and a power outage caused by suspected arson did not interrupt the ceremony.
Panahis Wins Top Prize at Cannes Amidst Arson Attack
The Cannes Film Festival awarded its top prize to Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahis' "Un Simple Accident," a film tackling imprisonment and violence under the Iranian regime; the Jury Prize was shared, and a power outage caused by suspected arson did not interrupt the ceremony.
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16% Bias Score
Texas' Sharleen Spiteri: Still Living the Dream After Almost 40 Years
Texas, the Scottish rock band fronted by Sharleen Spiteri, is about to start a European tour after a successful arena tour last year and will headline the Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival in August, showcasing their enduring popularity and Spiteri's continued love for performing.
Texas' Sharleen Spiteri: Still Living the Dream After Almost 40 Years
Texas, the Scottish rock band fronted by Sharleen Spiteri, is about to start a European tour after a successful arena tour last year and will headline the Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival in August, showcasing their enduring popularity and Spiteri's continued love for performing.
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4% Bias Score
Belfast Summer Concerts in Doubt Over Safety Dispute
A dispute over safety arrangements between Belfast City Council and the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service threatens to cancel major summer concerts at Boucher Road Playing Fields, affecting artists like Sam Fender and Fontaines D.C., due to a disagreement over using a former fire service trai...
Belfast Summer Concerts in Doubt Over Safety Dispute
A dispute over safety arrangements between Belfast City Council and the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service threatens to cancel major summer concerts at Boucher Road Playing Fields, affecting artists like Sam Fender and Fontaines D.C., due to a disagreement over using a former fire service trai...
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4% Bias Score
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