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Lawsuit Alleges Discrimination in Madrid Nursing Home Deaths
A collective lawsuit in Madrid accuses four officials, including the former head of emergency medical services, of discriminatory practices leading to the deaths of 115 nursing home residents during the COVID-19 pandemic, alleging ambulances failed to transport residents despite hospital approval, b...
Lawsuit Alleges Discrimination in Madrid Nursing Home Deaths
A collective lawsuit in Madrid accuses four officials, including the former head of emergency medical services, of discriminatory practices leading to the deaths of 115 nursing home residents during the COVID-19 pandemic, alleging ambulances failed to transport residents despite hospital approval, b...
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40% Bias Score


Hungarian Medical Chamber Opposes Premature Easing of Pandemic Restrictions
The Hungarian Medical Chamber (MOK) deems the easing of pandemic restrictions premature due to high infection rates, an overburdened healthcare system, and the fact that full vaccine protection is only effective seven days after the second dose. They advise continued adherence to safety measures.
Hungarian Medical Chamber Opposes Premature Easing of Pandemic Restrictions
The Hungarian Medical Chamber (MOK) deems the easing of pandemic restrictions premature due to high infection rates, an overburdened healthcare system, and the fact that full vaccine protection is only effective seven days after the second dose. They advise continued adherence to safety measures.
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44% Bias Score


Conservative Peer's Actions Lead to £50 Million PPE Contract Controversy
Lord Chadlington, a Conservative peer, used his connections to help Sumner Group Holdings (SGH) secure two PPE contracts worth £50 million from the UK government, despite SGH subsequently going into liquidation, raising concerns about favoritism in government procurement processes during the COVID-1...
Conservative Peer's Actions Lead to £50 Million PPE Contract Controversy
Lord Chadlington, a Conservative peer, used his connections to help Sumner Group Holdings (SGH) secure two PPE contracts worth £50 million from the UK government, despite SGH subsequently going into liquidation, raising concerns about favoritism in government procurement processes during the COVID-1...
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48% Bias Score


Government Considered Buying Dyson Ventilators for Marketing Purposes
A UK government minister suggested purchasing ventilators from Sir James Dyson to help his international marketing, despite clinical concerns and the ventilators not being ultimately bought, raising questions about political influence in pandemic procurement.
Government Considered Buying Dyson Ventilators for Marketing Purposes
A UK government minister suggested purchasing ventilators from Sir James Dyson to help his international marketing, despite clinical concerns and the ventilators not being ultimately bought, raising questions about political influence in pandemic procurement.
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52% Bias Score


Controlled Tourism Resumes in North Korea's Rason Zone
Western tour groups have returned to North Korea after a five-year pandemic-related pause, focusing on the Rason special economic zone; tightly controlled itineraries reveal glimpses of daily life, economic activity, and surprisingly informed local guides, yet raise concerns about the regime's contr...
Controlled Tourism Resumes in North Korea's Rason Zone
Western tour groups have returned to North Korea after a five-year pandemic-related pause, focusing on the Rason special economic zone; tightly controlled itineraries reveal glimpses of daily life, economic activity, and surprisingly informed local guides, yet raise concerns about the regime's contr...
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56% Bias Score


COVID-19 Inquiry Draws Criticism for Excluding PPE Suppliers from Testimony
The UK COVID-19 Inquiry will not call PPE suppliers to testify, focusing instead on the government's response, sparking outrage from bereaved families who believe this decision shields potentially corrupt suppliers from public scrutiny and hinders their quest for justice, while the inquiry maintains...
COVID-19 Inquiry Draws Criticism for Excluding PPE Suppliers from Testimony
The UK COVID-19 Inquiry will not call PPE suppliers to testify, focusing instead on the government's response, sparking outrage from bereaved families who believe this decision shields potentially corrupt suppliers from public scrutiny and hinders their quest for justice, while the inquiry maintains...
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56% Bias Score

UK's COVID-19 Response: Worse Outcomes Despite Higher Spending
Five years after the first COVID-19 lockdown, the UK's response is deemed worse than most developed nations; despite higher spending on economic aid, life expectancy fell, economic inactivity rose, homelessness doubled, and youth mental health worsened, disproportionately impacting the poor.

UK's COVID-19 Response: Worse Outcomes Despite Higher Spending
Five years after the first COVID-19 lockdown, the UK's response is deemed worse than most developed nations; despite higher spending on economic aid, life expectancy fell, economic inactivity rose, homelessness doubled, and youth mental health worsened, disproportionately impacting the poor.
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48% Bias Score

Epidemics and Youth Political Distrust: A Global Study
A London School of Economics study using Gallup data (2006-2018) from 142 countries shows that youth who experienced epidemics during their formative years exhibit decreased trust in government and elections, potentially contributing to the rise of populist movements.

Epidemics and Youth Political Distrust: A Global Study
A London School of Economics study using Gallup data (2006-2018) from 142 countries shows that youth who experienced epidemics during their formative years exhibit decreased trust in government and elections, potentially contributing to the rise of populist movements.
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48% Bias Score

Ayuso Deflects Blame for Nursing Home Deaths Amidst Legal Battles and Political Tensions
Madrid's President Ayuso deflected criticism over 7,291 nursing home deaths during the pandemic by citing Spain's 130,000 total deaths, amidst 80 ongoing lawsuits and her controversial remarks dismissing opposition as "mierdas.

Ayuso Deflects Blame for Nursing Home Deaths Amidst Legal Battles and Political Tensions
Madrid's President Ayuso deflected criticism over 7,291 nursing home deaths during the pandemic by citing Spain's 130,000 total deaths, amidst 80 ongoing lawsuits and her controversial remarks dismissing opposition as "mierdas.
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52% Bias Score

UK Covid Inquiry Probes £48 Billion PPE Spending, VIP Lane Controversy
The UK Covid-19 Inquiry's fourth section, starting Monday, will investigate the government's £48 billion spending on pandemic-related supplies, focusing on the 'VIP lane' system for prioritizing contracts and the lack of evidence from PPE suppliers, a decision criticized by bereaved families.

UK Covid Inquiry Probes £48 Billion PPE Spending, VIP Lane Controversy
The UK Covid-19 Inquiry's fourth section, starting Monday, will investigate the government's £48 billion spending on pandemic-related supplies, focusing on the 'VIP lane' system for prioritizing contracts and the lack of evidence from PPE suppliers, a decision criticized by bereaved families.
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48% Bias Score

S&P 500's 112% Rise Since COVID-19 Pandemic: Detachment from Economy
Between late February 2020 and late February 2025, the S&P 500 saw a 112% cumulative increase despite the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent economic downturn, highlighting the disconnect between short-term economic realities and long-term market trends.

S&P 500's 112% Rise Since COVID-19 Pandemic: Detachment from Economy
Between late February 2020 and late February 2025, the S&P 500 saw a 112% cumulative increase despite the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent economic downturn, highlighting the disconnect between short-term economic realities and long-term market trends.
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52% Bias Score

Morawiecki Indicted for Alleged Election Manipulation During COVID-19 Pandemic
Poland's former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki faces charges for allegedly attempting to organize a postal vote during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, a move the opposition claims was intended to favor the incumbent president, while Morawiecki defends it as a necessary measure.

Morawiecki Indicted for Alleged Election Manipulation During COVID-19 Pandemic
Poland's former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki faces charges for allegedly attempting to organize a postal vote during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, a move the opposition claims was intended to favor the incumbent president, while Morawiecki defends it as a necessary measure.
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40% Bias Score
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