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Sharp Rise in England's ADHD Prescriptions
ADHD medication prescriptions in England increased by 18% annually since the pandemic, reaching 41.55 per 1,000 people in 2023, with London seeing a 28% rise; experts cite social media influence and increased psychological stress but also warn of potential overdiagnosis and regional disparities.
Sharp Rise in England's ADHD Prescriptions
ADHD medication prescriptions in England increased by 18% annually since the pandemic, reaching 41.55 per 1,000 people in 2023, with London seeing a 28% rise; experts cite social media influence and increased psychological stress but also warn of potential overdiagnosis and regional disparities.
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40% Bias Score
England and Wales to Use Less-Experienced Staff for Offender Rehabilitation, Raising Public Safety Concerns
Starting June 2024, England and Wales will use less-experienced staff for rehabilitating domestic abusers and sex offenders, reducing course requirements for low- to medium-risk offenders, prompting public safety concerns from a watchdog and internal sources within the Ministry of Justice.
England and Wales to Use Less-Experienced Staff for Offender Rehabilitation, Raising Public Safety Concerns
Starting June 2024, England and Wales will use less-experienced staff for rehabilitating domestic abusers and sex offenders, reducing course requirements for low- to medium-risk offenders, prompting public safety concerns from a watchdog and internal sources within the Ministry of Justice.
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52% Bias Score
Dupont's Injury Jeopardizes France's Six Nations Title
France's star rugby player, Antoine Dupont, suffered a serious knee injury during their Six Nations victory against Ireland, jeopardizing their chances of winning the tournament; the incident, involving a disputed ruck, has prompted disciplinary proceedings.
Dupont's Injury Jeopardizes France's Six Nations Title
France's star rugby player, Antoine Dupont, suffered a serious knee injury during their Six Nations victory against Ireland, jeopardizing their chances of winning the tournament; the incident, involving a disputed ruck, has prompted disciplinary proceedings.
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48% Bias Score
Real Sociedad Earns Away Goal in Europa League Draw Against Struggling Manchester United
Real Sociedad fought back to a 1-1 draw against Manchester United in the Europa League Round of 16 first leg at Anoeta stadium, with Oyarzabal's penalty equalizing Zirkzee's earlier goal, leaving the tie open ahead of the second leg in Old Trafford.
Real Sociedad Earns Away Goal in Europa League Draw Against Struggling Manchester United
Real Sociedad fought back to a 1-1 draw against Manchester United in the Europa League Round of 16 first leg at Anoeta stadium, with Oyarzabal's penalty equalizing Zirkzee's earlier goal, leaving the tie open ahead of the second leg in Old Trafford.
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44% Bias Score
English Council Merger Plans Face Widespread Opposition
A survey of 150 English councils reveals widespread opposition to government plans to reorganize local government by merging councils, citing high costs, increased uncertainty, and minimal savings, while councils prepare for service cuts and tax increases.
English Council Merger Plans Face Widespread Opposition
A survey of 150 English councils reveals widespread opposition to government plans to reorganize local government by merging councils, citing high costs, increased uncertainty, and minimal savings, while councils prepare for service cuts and tax increases.
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56% Bias Score
UK Government Reorganizes Local Councils, Raising Concerns About Financial Strain and Political Impact
The UK government is reorganizing local government by merging district councils into larger unitary councils and then combining them into combined authorities under elected mayors, raising concerns about financial strain, political implications and lack of additional funding.
UK Government Reorganizes Local Councils, Raising Concerns About Financial Strain and Political Impact
The UK government is reorganizing local government by merging district councils into larger unitary councils and then combining them into combined authorities under elected mayors, raising concerns about financial strain, political implications and lack of additional funding.
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60% Bias Score
English Boys Outperform Girls in Math and Science, Widening Gender Gap
A new analysis of the 2023 TIMSS assessment reveals that English boys significantly outperformed girls in math and science, particularly in year 9 where boys had a 26-point lead in math and a 14-point lead in science, widening pre-pandemic trends and creating the largest gender gap among 59 particip...
English Boys Outperform Girls in Math and Science, Widening Gender Gap
A new analysis of the 2023 TIMSS assessment reveals that English boys significantly outperformed girls in math and science, particularly in year 9 where boys had a 26-point lead in math and a 14-point lead in science, widening pre-pandemic trends and creating the largest gender gap among 59 particip...
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44% Bias Score
England's Dominant Victory Over Italy Boosts Title Hopes
England defeated Italy 47-24 in their latest rugby match, securing their 32nd consecutive win in the series and significantly improving their title chances by showcasing a more attacking style of play with 145 carries compared to their previous 67, despite kicking 31 times.
England's Dominant Victory Over Italy Boosts Title Hopes
England defeated Italy 47-24 in their latest rugby match, securing their 32nd consecutive win in the series and significantly improving their title chances by showcasing a more attacking style of play with 145 carries compared to their previous 67, despite kicking 31 times.
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32% Bias Score
Suspect in Valentine's Day Murder Found Dead in River Thames
Lisa Smith, 43, was fatally shot outside the Three Horseshoes pub in Knockholt, Kent, on Valentine's Day; her partner, Edvard Smith, is the prime suspect and a body found in the River Thames is believed to be his.
Suspect in Valentine's Day Murder Found Dead in River Thames
Lisa Smith, 43, was fatally shot outside the Three Horseshoes pub in Knockholt, Kent, on Valentine's Day; her partner, Edvard Smith, is the prime suspect and a body found in the River Thames is believed to be his.
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56% Bias Score
UK Expands Water Fluoridation to 1.6 Million in North East England
The UK government will expand water fluoridation to 1.6 million more people in North East England, aiming to reduce childhood tooth decay hospital admissions; this follows a public consultation and is projected to save £13 for every £1 spent.
UK Expands Water Fluoridation to 1.6 Million in North East England
The UK government will expand water fluoridation to 1.6 million more people in North East England, aiming to reduce childhood tooth decay hospital admissions; this follows a public consultation and is projected to save £13 for every £1 spent.
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40% Bias Score
Council Restructuring Plan Faces Financial Concerns
A survey of English councils indicates that only 23% believe the government's plan to reorganize local government will ease their financial pressures, despite the government's claim that the changes will improve the sustainability and resilience of local authorities; the survey involved 150 of 317 E...
Council Restructuring Plan Faces Financial Concerns
A survey of English councils indicates that only 23% believe the government's plan to reorganize local government will ease their financial pressures, despite the government's claim that the changes will improve the sustainability and resilience of local authorities; the survey involved 150 of 317 E...
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44% Bias Score
Controversial £10 Million Sculpture Planned for Scotland-England Border
A planned £10 million, 33-meter-high sculpture near the Scotland-England border, called the Star of Caledonia, is dividing public opinion, with some praising it as a landmark and others criticizing it as a waste of resources amidst a housing crisis.
Controversial £10 Million Sculpture Planned for Scotland-England Border
A planned £10 million, 33-meter-high sculpture near the Scotland-England border, called the Star of Caledonia, is dividing public opinion, with some praising it as a landmark and others criticizing it as a waste of resources amidst a housing crisis.
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56% Bias Score
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