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Missed Warning Signs in Child Stabbing Case Expose Systemic Failures
A 24-year-old man, David, who was stabbed 18 times by his mother at age nine, reveals systemic failures in the South Gloucestershire Council's child protection system, as highlighted in a serious case review delayed for years, showing missed opportunities for intervention due to lack of inter-agency...
Missed Warning Signs in Child Stabbing Case Expose Systemic Failures
A 24-year-old man, David, who was stabbed 18 times by his mother at age nine, reveals systemic failures in the South Gloucestershire Council's child protection system, as highlighted in a serious case review delayed for years, showing missed opportunities for intervention due to lack of inter-agency...
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44% Bias Score
Former Premier League Referee Learns to Walk Again
Uriah Rennie, the Premier League's first Black referee, is learning to walk again after a rare neurological condition caused paralysis; despite this, he will begin his role as Sheffield Hallam University chancellor in May.
Former Premier League Referee Learns to Walk Again
Uriah Rennie, the Premier League's first Black referee, is learning to walk again after a rare neurological condition caused paralysis; despite this, he will begin his role as Sheffield Hallam University chancellor in May.
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36% Bias Score
Newborn Found Among Garbage Bags in Rio; Sanitation Workers Seek Adoption
A sanitation worker in Rio de Janeiro found a newborn baby girl, Vitória, among garbage bags early Wednesday morning. The baby is healthy and recovering in the hospital; two sanitation workers want to adopt her, but Brazilian law requires exhausting family reunification efforts before adoption can b...
Newborn Found Among Garbage Bags in Rio; Sanitation Workers Seek Adoption
A sanitation worker in Rio de Janeiro found a newborn baby girl, Vitória, among garbage bags early Wednesday morning. The baby is healthy and recovering in the hospital; two sanitation workers want to adopt her, but Brazilian law requires exhausting family reunification efforts before adoption can b...
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36% Bias Score
Spanish Court Delays Euthanasia Request, Ruling on Parental Rights
A 54-year-old man in Spain, Francesc, will face trial to receive euthanasia after his father appealed a judge's authorization, highlighting the legal complexities and delays surrounding euthanasia requests. The Catalan High Court of Justice ruled that parents have a legitimate interest in challengin...
Spanish Court Delays Euthanasia Request, Ruling on Parental Rights
A 54-year-old man in Spain, Francesc, will face trial to receive euthanasia after his father appealed a judge's authorization, highlighting the legal complexities and delays surrounding euthanasia requests. The Catalan High Court of Justice ruled that parents have a legitimate interest in challengin...
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Eigen Risico Halving to Increase Premiums by €200 in 2027
The Dutch cabinet will halve the healthcare eigen risico in 2027, leading to a nearly €200 annual premium increase, costing €4.3 billion, although some citizens will see a net financial gain due to associated healthcare subsidies.
Dutch Eigen Risico Halving to Increase Premiums by €200 in 2027
The Dutch cabinet will halve the healthcare eigen risico in 2027, leading to a nearly €200 annual premium increase, costing €4.3 billion, although some citizens will see a net financial gain due to associated healthcare subsidies.
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36% Bias Score
France Regulates Physician Installations to Combat Medical Deserts
The French Parliament passed a bill regulating physician installations to address medical deserts affecting 14 million people, despite government and medical group opposition; the measure requires ARS approval for installations outside underserved areas, with annual updates to a territorial healthca...
France Regulates Physician Installations to Combat Medical Deserts
The French Parliament passed a bill regulating physician installations to address medical deserts affecting 14 million people, despite government and medical group opposition; the measure requires ARS approval for installations outside underserved areas, with annual updates to a territorial healthca...
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36% Bias Score
NSW Drug Summit Recommends Reduced Sentences, Harm Reduction Measures
The 2024 NSW Drug Summit, concluding Thursday after four days in Sydney, Griffith, and Lismore, recommended halving maximum sentences for minor drug offenses, ending drug dog use and strip searches at music festivals, and allowing a medical defense for driving under prescribed cannabis.
NSW Drug Summit Recommends Reduced Sentences, Harm Reduction Measures
The 2024 NSW Drug Summit, concluding Thursday after four days in Sydney, Griffith, and Lismore, recommended halving maximum sentences for minor drug offenses, ending drug dog use and strip searches at music festivals, and allowing a medical defense for driving under prescribed cannabis.
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32% Bias Score
Maintaining Mobility with Age: Simple Movement Habits Replace Lengthy Stretching
Dana Santas, a certified strength and conditioning specialist, explains that maintaining mobility with age requires daily, intentional movement, not long stretching sessions. Incorporating simple movement breaks, strength training, and diaphragmatic breathing significantly improves mobility and coun...
Maintaining Mobility with Age: Simple Movement Habits Replace Lengthy Stretching
Dana Santas, a certified strength and conditioning specialist, explains that maintaining mobility with age requires daily, intentional movement, not long stretching sessions. Incorporating simple movement breaks, strength training, and diaphragmatic breathing significantly improves mobility and coun...
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28% Bias Score
NSW Drug Summit Recommends Ending Drug Dogs and Strip-Searches at Music Festivals
A NSW government report recommends ending drug detection dogs and strip-searches at music festivals, but stops short of decriminalizing small amounts of drugs, despite substantial support for the move; the government will now consider the 56 recommendations.
NSW Drug Summit Recommends Ending Drug Dogs and Strip-Searches at Music Festivals
A NSW government report recommends ending drug detection dogs and strip-searches at music festivals, but stops short of decriminalizing small amounts of drugs, despite substantial support for the move; the government will now consider the 56 recommendations.
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48% Bias Score
Northern Ireland's Critical SEN Support Shortage Creates "Cliff Edge" Crisis
A severe staff shortage in Northern Ireland is creating a "cliff edge" crisis for young adults with Special Educational Needs (SEN), as there's only one support worker for every 880 students and no statutory support after age 19, highlighting the urgent need for system reform to mirror England's suc...
Northern Ireland's Critical SEN Support Shortage Creates "Cliff Edge" Crisis
A severe staff shortage in Northern Ireland is creating a "cliff edge" crisis for young adults with Special Educational Needs (SEN), as there's only one support worker for every 880 students and no statutory support after age 19, highlighting the urgent need for system reform to mirror England's suc...
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40% Bias Score
Hogarth Paintings to be Showcased in Restored London Hospital
Two William Hogarth paintings, "The Good Samaritan" and "The Pool of Bethesda," are to be displayed in a restored stairwell at St Bartholomew's Hospital in London this autumn, as part of a £9.5m renovation project of the 1732 Grade I-listed North Wing, also including an ornate banquet room, a baroqu...
Hogarth Paintings to be Showcased in Restored London Hospital
Two William Hogarth paintings, "The Good Samaritan" and "The Pool of Bethesda," are to be displayed in a restored stairwell at St Bartholomew's Hospital in London this autumn, as part of a £9.5m renovation project of the 1732 Grade I-listed North Wing, also including an ornate banquet room, a baroqu...
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20% Bias Score
UK Advises Against Artificial Sweeteners for Preschool Children
The UK's Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition (SACN) recommends against giving artificial sweeteners to preschool children due to concerns about increased preference for sweet tastes and insufficient evidence of benefits; they suggest water instead.
UK Advises Against Artificial Sweeteners for Preschool Children
The UK's Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition (SACN) recommends against giving artificial sweeteners to preschool children due to concerns about increased preference for sweet tastes and insufficient evidence of benefits; they suggest water instead.
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52% Bias Score
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