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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
False Claim: EMA Admitted mRNA Vaccines Lack Official Approval
Uncut-News falsely claims the EMA admitted mRNA vaccines are unapproved, citing a document about veterinary vaccines; however, the EMA's position emphasizes the rigorous testing and approval of human mRNA vaccines used in the COVID-19 pandemic.
False Claim: EMA Admitted mRNA Vaccines Lack Official Approval
Uncut-News falsely claims the EMA admitted mRNA vaccines are unapproved, citing a document about veterinary vaccines; however, the EMA's position emphasizes the rigorous testing and approval of human mRNA vaccines used in the COVID-19 pandemic.
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68% Bias Score
Dutch Pandemic Reflections: Healthcare Strain and Preparedness
Five years after the first COVID-19 case in the Netherlands, experts reflect on the pandemic's impact, including strained healthcare, differing opinions on management, and the need for improved preparedness for future health crises.
Dutch Pandemic Reflections: Healthcare Strain and Preparedness
Five years after the first COVID-19 case in the Netherlands, experts reflect on the pandemic's impact, including strained healthcare, differing opinions on management, and the need for improved preparedness for future health crises.
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40% Bias Score
France's COVID-19 Response: A Lack of Comprehensive Review Hinders Future Preparedness
France's first COVID-19 death occurred on February 26, 2020, leading to eventual lockdowns and an estimated 170,000 deaths; however, despite multiple inquiries, a comprehensive national review of the crisis's management is lacking, leaving future preparedness in question.
France's COVID-19 Response: A Lack of Comprehensive Review Hinders Future Preparedness
France's first COVID-19 death occurred on February 26, 2020, leading to eventual lockdowns and an estimated 170,000 deaths; however, despite multiple inquiries, a comprehensive national review of the crisis's management is lacking, leaving future preparedness in question.
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36% Bias Score
German Court Sentences Man for Train Protest
A German court sentenced a 40-year-old man to one year and four months in prison for his involvement in a protest that caused an ICE train in Lower Franconia to execute an emergency braking maneuver on January 6, 2021, endangering 62 passengers; his accomplice was acquitted due to lack of evidence.
German Court Sentences Man for Train Protest
A German court sentenced a 40-year-old man to one year and four months in prison for his involvement in a protest that caused an ICE train in Lower Franconia to execute an emergency braking maneuver on January 6, 2021, endangering 62 passengers; his accomplice was acquitted due to lack of evidence.
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40% Bias Score
COVID-19 Pandemic's Uneven Impact on the Netherlands
The COVID-19 pandemic hit the Netherlands in February 2020, causing lockdowns, social distancing, and a significant rise in mortality, particularly in the south, exposing inequalities and highlighting vulnerabilities in healthcare and societal resilience.
COVID-19 Pandemic's Uneven Impact on the Netherlands
The COVID-19 pandemic hit the Netherlands in February 2020, causing lockdowns, social distancing, and a significant rise in mortality, particularly in the south, exposing inequalities and highlighting vulnerabilities in healthcare and societal resilience.
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36% 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
Netherlands Cuts Pandemic Preparedness Funding Despite COVID-19 Experience
The Netherlands' COVID-19 experience, starting with the first confirmed case on February 27, 2020, led to significant societal disruption and a €300 million investment in pandemic preparedness, later rescinded by the government, highlighting ongoing vulnerability.
Netherlands Cuts Pandemic Preparedness Funding Despite COVID-19 Experience
The Netherlands' COVID-19 experience, starting with the first confirmed case on February 27, 2020, led to significant societal disruption and a €300 million investment in pandemic preparedness, later rescinded by the government, highlighting ongoing vulnerability.
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Pandemic Habits Persist, But National Preparedness Weakens
Five years post-first-COVID case, 68% of Dutch still sneeze into their elbow, but national preparedness is down with only 850 ICU beds versus a planned 1700, while the US bird flu outbreak adds to concerns.
Dutch Pandemic Habits Persist, But National Preparedness Weakens
Five years post-first-COVID case, 68% of Dutch still sneeze into their elbow, but national preparedness is down with only 850 ICU beds versus a planned 1700, while the US bird flu outbreak adds to concerns.
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44% Bias Score
Luceño Denies Knowledge of Commission in Madrid City Council Mask Deal
Alberto Luceño, business partner of Luis Medina, testified in court that he did not know the amount he would receive for managing the sale of medical supplies to the Madrid City Council at the beginning of the pandemic; the council purchased medical supplies at inflated prices, with the accused rece...
Luceño Denies Knowledge of Commission in Madrid City Council Mask Deal
Alberto Luceño, business partner of Luis Medina, testified in court that he did not know the amount he would receive for managing the sale of medical supplies to the Madrid City Council at the beginning of the pandemic; the council purchased medical supplies at inflated prices, with the accused rece...
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36% Bias Score
Slowdown in European Life Expectancy Linked to Lifestyle Factors and COVID-19
A new study in The Lancet Public Health reveals that while life expectancy in Europe has increased, the rate of increase slowed in the 2010s, further impacted by COVID-19, with the UK and Germany among hardest hit, while Nordic countries fared better; the study suggests that government policies can ...
Slowdown in European Life Expectancy Linked to Lifestyle Factors and COVID-19
A new study in The Lancet Public Health reveals that while life expectancy in Europe has increased, the rate of increase slowed in the 2010s, further impacted by COVID-19, with the UK and Germany among hardest hit, while Nordic countries fared better; the study suggests that government policies can ...
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24% Bias Score
New Hampshire Artist Robert Seaman, Creator of Daily Doodles, Dies at 92
Robert Seaman, a 92-year-old New Hampshire artist known for his daily doodles created during the COVID-19 pandemic, died on Wednesday after a battle with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and the coronavirus. His work raised $20,000 for charity and brought joy to countless people.
New Hampshire Artist Robert Seaman, Creator of Daily Doodles, Dies at 92
Robert Seaman, a 92-year-old New Hampshire artist known for his daily doodles created during the COVID-19 pandemic, died on Wednesday after a battle with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and the coronavirus. His work raised $20,000 for charity and brought joy to countless people.
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12% Bias Score
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