UK Government Rejects £10.5 Billion Waspi Women Compensation Package
The UK government rejected a £10.5 billion compensation package for Waspi women due to economic constraints, despite previous Labour support for the campaign; this decision has sparked political criticism and raises questions about future welfare commitments.
UK Government Rejects £10.5 Billion Waspi Women Compensation Package
The UK government rejected a £10.5 billion compensation package for Waspi women due to economic constraints, despite previous Labour support for the campaign; this decision has sparked political criticism and raises questions about future welfare commitments.
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56% Bias Score
UK Government Rejects £10.5 Billion Waspi Women Compensation Plan
The UK government refused a £10.5 billion compensation plan for over 3 million women affected by state pension age increases, citing a 2006 survey indicating widespread awareness of the changes despite acknowledging communication failures; this sparked outrage among campaigners and opposition partie...
UK Government Rejects £10.5 Billion Waspi Women Compensation Plan
The UK government refused a £10.5 billion compensation plan for over 3 million women affected by state pension age increases, citing a 2006 survey indicating widespread awareness of the changes despite acknowledging communication failures; this sparked outrage among campaigners and opposition partie...
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44% Bias Score
Jerusalem Court Seizes Additional 500 Million Shekels from PA for Terror Victims Compensation
The Jerusalem District Court seized an additional 500 million shekels from the Palestinian Authority, bringing the total to 1 billion shekels, to compensate 20 families of Second Intifada victims based on a ruling that held the PA directly responsible for the attacks; this ruling is the result of la...
Jerusalem Court Seizes Additional 500 Million Shekels from PA for Terror Victims Compensation
The Jerusalem District Court seized an additional 500 million shekels from the Palestinian Authority, bringing the total to 1 billion shekels, to compensate 20 families of Second Intifada victims based on a ruling that held the PA directly responsible for the attacks; this ruling is the result of la...
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40% Bias Score
First £13 Million Paid in UK Tainted Blood Scandal
The first of thousands of victims of the UK's tainted blood scandal will receive £13 million in compensation, marking a milestone in the NHS's worst treatment disaster; the government aims to pay out £11.8 billion to over 30,000 victims infected with HIV and Hepatitis C through contaminated blood pr...
First £13 Million Paid in UK Tainted Blood Scandal
The first of thousands of victims of the UK's tainted blood scandal will receive £13 million in compensation, marking a milestone in the NHS's worst treatment disaster; the government aims to pay out £11.8 billion to over 30,000 victims infected with HIV and Hepatitis C through contaminated blood pr...
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36% Bias Score
UK to Compensate LGBT Veterans Dismissed for Sexuality
The UK government will compensate up to 2,500 LGBT veterans dismissed from the British military between 1967 and 2000, with payments up to £70,000 each, following a £75 million compensation scheme approved by Labour ministers to address past injustices.
UK to Compensate LGBT Veterans Dismissed for Sexuality
The UK government will compensate up to 2,500 LGBT veterans dismissed from the British military between 1967 and 2000, with payments up to £70,000 each, following a £75 million compensation scheme approved by Labour ministers to address past injustices.
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44% Bias Score
Supreme Court to Hear Appeal on £30bn Car Loan Commission Case
The UK Supreme Court will hear appeals from two car lenders against a ruling that undisclosed commissions on car loans are unlawful, potentially costing lenders £30bn in compensation.
Supreme Court to Hear Appeal on £30bn Car Loan Commission Case
The UK Supreme Court will hear appeals from two car lenders against a ruling that undisclosed commissions on car loans are unlawful, potentially costing lenders £30bn in compensation.
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36% Bias Score
UK Government Rejects \$10.5 Billion Waspi Women Compensation Package
The UK government rejected a \$10.5 billion compensation package for over 3 million Waspi women affected by state pension age changes, sparking a potential major rebellion within the Labour party and accusations of betrayal despite previous support for the women.
UK Government Rejects \$10.5 Billion Waspi Women Compensation Package
The UK government rejected a \$10.5 billion compensation package for over 3 million Waspi women affected by state pension age changes, sparking a potential major rebellion within the Labour party and accusations of betrayal despite previous support for the women.
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48% Bias Score
UK Government Rejects Pension Compensation for 3.6 Million Women
The UK government refused compensation to 3.6 million women affected by state pension age increases, rejecting a parliamentary ombudsman's recommendation for payouts of £1,000-£2,950 per person due to claims of sufficient awareness and no direct financial loss, despite a 28-month delay in notifying ...
UK Government Rejects Pension Compensation for 3.6 Million Women
The UK government refused compensation to 3.6 million women affected by state pension age increases, rejecting a parliamentary ombudsman's recommendation for payouts of £1,000-£2,950 per person due to claims of sufficient awareness and no direct financial loss, despite a 28-month delay in notifying ...
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56% Bias Score
Indonesian Nurses Win €100,000 Settlement Over Unpaid Relocation Fees
Fifteen Indonesian nurses reached a €100,000 settlement with Avans+ regarding unpaid relocation fees promised in their 2021 study contracts; Avans+ cited tax reasons for the non-payment, while the nurses alleged insufficient communication about the contract terms and tax regulations.
Indonesian Nurses Win €100,000 Settlement Over Unpaid Relocation Fees
Fifteen Indonesian nurses reached a €100,000 settlement with Avans+ regarding unpaid relocation fees promised in their 2021 study contracts; Avans+ cited tax reasons for the non-payment, while the nurses alleged insufficient communication about the contract terms and tax regulations.
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24% Bias Score
UK to Pay £75 Million to LGBT+ Veterans Wrongfully Dismissed
The British government will pay £75 million to compensate LGBT+ veterans unfairly dismissed before 2000, with each receiving £50,000 plus additional funds for suffering, following a report highlighting their "horrible treatment".
UK to Pay £75 Million to LGBT+ Veterans Wrongfully Dismissed
The British government will pay £75 million to compensate LGBT+ veterans unfairly dismissed before 2000, with each receiving £50,000 plus additional funds for suffering, following a report highlighting their "horrible treatment".
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4% Bias Score
"Falkirk Council Fined £70,000 After Mechanic's Arm Crushed by Bin Lorry"
"On February 23, 2022, a mechanic, Michael Paul, suffered life-altering injuries when his arm was crushed by a bin lorry due to a failure of its air suspension at Falkirk Council's depot. The council was fined £70,000 for failing to maintain a safe working system, neglecting a prior safety alert."
"Falkirk Council Fined £70,000 After Mechanic's Arm Crushed by Bin Lorry"
"On February 23, 2022, a mechanic, Michael Paul, suffered life-altering injuries when his arm was crushed by a bin lorry due to a failure of its air suspension at Falkirk Council's depot. The council was fined £70,000 for failing to maintain a safe working system, neglecting a prior safety alert."
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28% Bias Score
DOT Proposes Airline Delay Compensation Rule
The U.S. Department of Transportation proposed a rule requiring airlines to compensate passengers for delays exceeding three hours with cash, rebooking, and expense coverage, aiming to improve airline accountability and passenger rights.
DOT Proposes Airline Delay Compensation Rule
The U.S. Department of Transportation proposed a rule requiring airlines to compensate passengers for delays exceeding three hours with cash, rebooking, and expense coverage, aiming to improve airline accountability and passenger rights.
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40% Bias Score