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Scotland to Repatriate Foreign Criminals to Ease Prison Overcrowding
The Scottish government now backs sending foreign criminals back to their home countries to ease Scotland's prison overcrowding crisis; around 679 foreign-born inmates are currently held in Scotland, contributing to "unprecedented pressure" on the system; the government also supports an EU-wide pris...
Scotland to Repatriate Foreign Criminals to Ease Prison Overcrowding
The Scottish government now backs sending foreign criminals back to their home countries to ease Scotland's prison overcrowding crisis; around 679 foreign-born inmates are currently held in Scotland, contributing to "unprecedented pressure" on the system; the government also supports an EU-wide pris...
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40% Bias Score
NHS to Slash Overseas Doctor Recruitment by 75%
The UK government will mandate that NHS hospitals and GP practices reduce overseas-trained doctor recruitment from 34% to under 10%, prioritizing UK graduates to address a surplus of unemployed UK graduates and projected global health worker shortages.
NHS to Slash Overseas Doctor Recruitment by 75%
The UK government will mandate that NHS hospitals and GP practices reduce overseas-trained doctor recruitment from 34% to under 10%, prioritizing UK graduates to address a surplus of unemployed UK graduates and projected global health worker shortages.
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56% Bias Score
YouGov Poll Reveals Growing Regret Over Brexit in UK
A recent YouGov poll shows 56% of Brits now regret Brexit, with 61% viewing it as a failure, while almost two-thirds want closer EU ties; blame for Brexit's shortcomings is widely placed on the Conservative party and Boris Johnson, although some also blame the EU; support for a future referendum on ...
YouGov Poll Reveals Growing Regret Over Brexit in UK
A recent YouGov poll shows 56% of Brits now regret Brexit, with 61% viewing it as a failure, while almost two-thirds want closer EU ties; blame for Brexit's shortcomings is widely placed on the Conservative party and Boris Johnson, although some also blame the EU; support for a future referendum on ...
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48% Bias Score
Albania Rejects UK Asylum "Return Hub" Plan
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama criticizes the UK's plan to create "return hubs" in third countries for rejected asylum seekers, calling it a sign of Britain being "in a very dark place" and stating Albania will not participate, despite previous discussions with British leaders including Boris John...
Albania Rejects UK Asylum "Return Hub" Plan
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama criticizes the UK's plan to create "return hubs" in third countries for rejected asylum seekers, calling it a sign of Britain being "in a very dark place" and stating Albania will not participate, despite previous discussions with British leaders including Boris John...
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48% Bias Score
UK Unveils Trade Strategy to Protect Industries and Boost Exports
The UK government announced a new trade strategy to improve business conditions, increase exports, and protect vital industries like steel and chemicals from unfair competition, spurred by global trade tensions and high energy costs.
UK Unveils Trade Strategy to Protect Industries and Boost Exports
The UK government announced a new trade strategy to improve business conditions, increase exports, and protect vital industries like steel and chemicals from unfair competition, spurred by global trade tensions and high energy costs.
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40% Bias Score
Attal's London Visit Signals Shift in UK-France Relations
French politician Gabriel Attal, aiming for the French presidency in 2027, recently visited London to address the French community and meet with UK officials, focusing on strengthening UK-France relations and advocating for stricter immigration and internet usage policies.
Attal's London Visit Signals Shift in UK-France Relations
French politician Gabriel Attal, aiming for the French presidency in 2027, recently visited London to address the French community and meet with UK officials, focusing on strengthening UK-France relations and advocating for stricter immigration and internet usage policies.
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36% Bias Score
EU Trade Commissioner Races Against Time Amid US Tariff Threats
Maroš Šefčovič, the EU's trade commissioner, is racing against time to secure a trade deal with the US, facing threats of 50% tariffs by July 9th, while simultaneously negotiating agreements with India, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Thailand; his diplomatic skills and tireless work ethic are key t...
EU Trade Commissioner Races Against Time Amid US Tariff Threats
Maroš Šefčovič, the EU's trade commissioner, is racing against time to secure a trade deal with the US, facing threats of 50% tariffs by July 9th, while simultaneously negotiating agreements with India, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Thailand; his diplomatic skills and tireless work ethic are key t...
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40% Bias Score
UK-US Trade Deal: Car Exports Soar, but Farmers Bear the Brunt
A UK-US trade deal reduces car import tariffs to 10% from 27.5%, impacting car manufacturers positively, but British farmers criticize their use as leverage to secure deals for other sectors, as beef and steel exports face continued challenges.
UK-US Trade Deal: Car Exports Soar, but Farmers Bear the Brunt
A UK-US trade deal reduces car import tariffs to 10% from 27.5%, impacting car manufacturers positively, but British farmers criticize their use as leverage to secure deals for other sectors, as beef and steel exports face continued challenges.
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64% Bias Score
M&S CEO slams post-Brexit NI trade rules as 'bureaucratic madness'
Marks & Spencer's CEO criticizes new post-Brexit rules requiring "not for EU" labels on 1,400 products for Northern Ireland, starting July 1st, adding costs and complexity, while a future EU-UK deal aims to ease sanitary and phytosanitary checks.
M&S CEO slams post-Brexit NI trade rules as 'bureaucratic madness'
Marks & Spencer's CEO criticizes new post-Brexit rules requiring "not for EU" labels on 1,400 products for Northern Ireland, starting July 1st, adding costs and complexity, while a future EU-UK deal aims to ease sanitary and phytosanitary checks.
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44% Bias Score
UK Unveils New Trade Plan to Boost Exports and Protect Domestic Firms
The UK government will announce a new trade plan on Thursday at the British Chambers of Commerce conference in London, aiming to boost exports and protect UK firms from cheap imports, particularly in the car and steel sectors, following the introduction of US tariffs and concerns over increased impo...
UK Unveils New Trade Plan to Boost Exports and Protect Domestic Firms
The UK government will announce a new trade plan on Thursday at the British Chambers of Commerce conference in London, aiming to boost exports and protect UK firms from cheap imports, particularly in the car and steel sectors, following the introduction of US tariffs and concerns over increased impo...
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40% Bias Score
Hannan's Brexit Prophecy: A 2025 Reality Check
On June 24th, 2025, the ninth anniversary of the Brexit referendum, the UK's reality sharply contrasts with Daniel Hannan's 2016 prediction of economic prosperity and improved international relations; instead, the nation faces economic challenges and geopolitical complexities.
Hannan's Brexit Prophecy: A 2025 Reality Check
On June 24th, 2025, the ninth anniversary of the Brexit referendum, the UK's reality sharply contrasts with Daniel Hannan's 2016 prediction of economic prosperity and improved international relations; instead, the nation faces economic challenges and geopolitical complexities.
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68% Bias Score
£51m Welsh Border Post to Remain Unused Due to New UK-EU Agreement
A £51 million border control post built in Holyhead, Wales, to conduct post-Brexit checks on Irish imports will remain unused due to a new UK-EU agreement reducing the need for such checks, despite its completion in autumn 2025.
£51m Welsh Border Post to Remain Unused Due to New UK-EU Agreement
A £51 million border control post built in Holyhead, Wales, to conduct post-Brexit checks on Irish imports will remain unused due to a new UK-EU agreement reducing the need for such checks, despite its completion in autumn 2025.
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40% Bias Score
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