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Liverpool Renters Face Displacement After £300 Increase
Facing a £300 monthly rent hike, families in Liverpool's Welsh Streets, including those who've lived there for six years, are being forced to relocate due to unaffordable increases imposed by PlaceFirst, despite the company's claims of being "responsible landlords".
Liverpool Renters Face Displacement After £300 Increase
Facing a £300 monthly rent hike, families in Liverpool's Welsh Streets, including those who've lived there for six years, are being forced to relocate due to unaffordable increases imposed by PlaceFirst, despite the company's claims of being "responsible landlords".
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44% Bias Score
Trapped Equity: The Paradox of America's $35 Trillion Housing Wealth
American homeowners collectively hold over $35 trillion in housing wealth, an 80% increase since 2020; however, rising property taxes, high interest rates, and the inclusion of home equity in financial aid calculations create a 'trapped equity' dilemma, limiting access to liquidity and challenging t...
Trapped Equity: The Paradox of America's $35 Trillion Housing Wealth
American homeowners collectively hold over $35 trillion in housing wealth, an 80% increase since 2020; however, rising property taxes, high interest rates, and the inclusion of home equity in financial aid calculations create a 'trapped equity' dilemma, limiting access to liquidity and challenging t...
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56% Bias Score
Brisbane 2025: Greens Defend Hard-Won Seats Amidst Major Party Challenges
In the upcoming 2025 Australian federal election, the success of the Greens in Brisbane's three key electorates—Griffith, Ryan, and Brisbane—won in 2022 through extensive community engagement, faces challenges from Labor and the Coalition, who are attempting to regain lost ground while right-wing gr...
Brisbane 2025: Greens Defend Hard-Won Seats Amidst Major Party Challenges
In the upcoming 2025 Australian federal election, the success of the Greens in Brisbane's three key electorates—Griffith, Ryan, and Brisbane—won in 2022 through extensive community engagement, faces challenges from Labor and the Coalition, who are attempting to regain lost ground while right-wing gr...
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40% Bias Score
Amputee Stuck in Hospital Due to Housing Shortage
After a leg amputation, David Taylor is stuck in Pontefract Hospital since mid-January because his wheelchair doesn't fit his home; despite applying for 12 properties through Vico Homes, he hasn't found suitable housing, highlighting a systemic NHS discharge issue costing thousands of bed days.
Amputee Stuck in Hospital Due to Housing Shortage
After a leg amputation, David Taylor is stuck in Pontefract Hospital since mid-January because his wheelchair doesn't fit his home; despite applying for 12 properties through Vico Homes, he hasn't found suitable housing, highlighting a systemic NHS discharge issue costing thousands of bed days.
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52% Bias Score
Massive Spanish Protests Demand Housing Crisis Solutions
Simultaneous protests erupted across Spain, demanding immediate rent reductions of up to 50%, recovery of vacant housing, and a ban on evictions of vulnerable families, fueled by a surge in rents exceeding wage growth and uncontrolled tourism.
Massive Spanish Protests Demand Housing Crisis Solutions
Simultaneous protests erupted across Spain, demanding immediate rent reductions of up to 50%, recovery of vacant housing, and a ban on evictions of vulnerable families, fueled by a surge in rents exceeding wage growth and uncontrolled tourism.
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32% Bias Score
Mass Protests Erupt in Spain Over Housing Crisis
Widespread protests across Spain unite neighborhood groups, tenant unions, and social platforms demanding immediate solutions to the housing crisis, marked by rent increases over 18% in two years and stagnant wages, directly blaming uncontrolled tourism and real estate speculation.
Mass Protests Erupt in Spain Over Housing Crisis
Widespread protests across Spain unite neighborhood groups, tenant unions, and social platforms demanding immediate solutions to the housing crisis, marked by rent increases over 18% in two years and stagnant wages, directly blaming uncontrolled tourism and real estate speculation.
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36% Bias Score
Spain's Anti-Tourism Protests: Soaring Housing Costs Fuel Resident Anger
Widespread anti-tourism protests are erupting across Spain as over 90 million tourists visited in 2024, with projections of 115 million by 2040, causing soaring housing costs and displacing residents; demonstrations in over 40 cities demand government intervention.
Spain's Anti-Tourism Protests: Soaring Housing Costs Fuel Resident Anger
Widespread anti-tourism protests are erupting across Spain as over 90 million tourists visited in 2024, with projections of 115 million by 2040, causing soaring housing costs and displacing residents; demonstrations in over 40 cities demand government intervention.
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56% Bias Score
Portugal's Economic Model Faces Tariffs, Defense Spending Increase
Portugal, under Finance Minister Joaquim Miranda Sarmento, is maintaining low unemployment (6.4%), controlled inflation (2.6%), and a fiscal surplus (0.7% of GDP) through tax cuts and controlled spending, while facing potential negative impacts from US tariffs and needing to increase defense spendin...
Portugal's Economic Model Faces Tariffs, Defense Spending Increase
Portugal, under Finance Minister Joaquim Miranda Sarmento, is maintaining low unemployment (6.4%), controlled inflation (2.6%), and a fiscal surplus (0.7% of GDP) through tax cuts and controlled spending, while facing potential negative impacts from US tariffs and needing to increase defense spendin...
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52% Bias Score
Liberal Candidate's Undisclosed Property Ownership Sparks Controversy
Liberal candidate Amelia Hamer, who portrays herself as a renter and opposes new apartment construction in Melbourne, owns two apartments—one in Canberra and one in London—a fact she confirmed after it was reported in the media. This revelation has drawn criticism and questions about her campaign's ...
Liberal Candidate's Undisclosed Property Ownership Sparks Controversy
Liberal candidate Amelia Hamer, who portrays herself as a renter and opposes new apartment construction in Melbourne, owns two apartments—one in Canberra and one in London—a fact she confirmed after it was reported in the media. This revelation has drawn criticism and questions about her campaign's ...
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60% Bias Score
Massive Protests Erupt in Spain Over Housing Crisis
Tens of thousands of Spaniards protested soaring housing costs and evictions in 40 cities on Saturday, demanding rent controls, the renovation of vacant homes, and stronger eviction protections; the government aims to build 600,000 new homes to address what it calls a "social emergency.
Massive Protests Erupt in Spain Over Housing Crisis
Tens of thousands of Spaniards protested soaring housing costs and evictions in 40 cities on Saturday, demanding rent controls, the renovation of vacant homes, and stronger eviction protections; the government aims to build 600,000 new homes to address what it calls a "social emergency.
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48% Bias Score
Spain Housing Crisis: Massive Protests Erupt
Massive protests are erupting across Spain, fueled by a severe housing crisis marked by rent increases exceeding 18% in two years, prompting demands for rent reductions up to 50%, a halt to evictions, and controls on tourist rentals.
Spain Housing Crisis: Massive Protests Erupt
Massive protests are erupting across Spain, fueled by a severe housing crisis marked by rent increases exceeding 18% in two years, prompting demands for rent reductions up to 50%, a halt to evictions, and controls on tourist rentals.
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40% Bias Score
German Family's Housing Struggle Exposes Nationwide Crisis
Ane Haferkorn and Georg Å tajn, a German family of four, struggle to find affordable housing in Speyer, facing high rents and intense competition, reflecting a nationwide housing crisis with insufficient government response and a looming construction industry crisis.
German Family's Housing Struggle Exposes Nationwide Crisis
Ane Haferkorn and Georg Å tajn, a German family of four, struggle to find affordable housing in Speyer, facing high rents and intense competition, reflecting a nationwide housing crisis with insufficient government response and a looming construction industry crisis.
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44% Bias Score
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