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Rural Bus Route Decline in England Due to Unequal Funding Distribution
Analysis reveals an 18% decline in rural English bus routes since 2019, despite government funding, due to disproportionate funding allocation favoring urban areas (Β£58 per capita) over rural areas (Β£31 per capita), leaving rural communities dependent on buses facing significant service cuts.
Rural Bus Route Decline in England Due to Unequal Funding Distribution
Analysis reveals an 18% decline in rural English bus routes since 2019, despite government funding, due to disproportionate funding allocation favoring urban areas (Β£58 per capita) over rural areas (Β£31 per capita), leaving rural communities dependent on buses facing significant service cuts.
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40% Bias Score
South Korean Worker's 80-Day Protest Highlights Labor Inequality
Kim Hyung-soo, a 52-year-old subcontracted worker at Hanwha Ocean shipyard in South Korea, has been protesting for 80 days on a 30-meter-high pole near his company's office, demanding equal pay and working conditions compared to regular employees, highlighting the growing inequality within the count...
South Korean Worker's 80-Day Protest Highlights Labor Inequality
Kim Hyung-soo, a 52-year-old subcontracted worker at Hanwha Ocean shipyard in South Korea, has been protesting for 80 days on a 30-meter-high pole near his company's office, demanding equal pay and working conditions compared to regular employees, highlighting the growing inequality within the count...
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40% Bias Score
Turkish Private School Tuition Soars, Enrollment Drops
Turkish private schools have raised tuition fees by over 50 percent for the 2025-2026 academic year, with some reaching almost 2 million lira due to high inflation, leading to a 2.37 percent decrease in enrollment despite continued demand for prestigious institutions.
Turkish Private School Tuition Soars, Enrollment Drops
Turkish private schools have raised tuition fees by over 50 percent for the 2025-2026 academic year, with some reaching almost 2 million lira due to high inflation, leading to a 2.37 percent decrease in enrollment despite continued demand for prestigious institutions.
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40% Bias Score
UK Driving Lesson Costs Soar, Impacting Learners Financially
Rising costs of driving lessons in the UK, now averaging Β£36-Β£40/hour, are straining learners financially, impacting their learning frequency and creating accessibility issues, while instructors cite increased operational expenses to justify the prices.
UK Driving Lesson Costs Soar, Impacting Learners Financially
Rising costs of driving lessons in the UK, now averaging Β£36-Β£40/hour, are straining learners financially, impacting their learning frequency and creating accessibility issues, while instructors cite increased operational expenses to justify the prices.
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40% Bias Score
Britain's Integration Paradox: Segregation Amidst Calls for Unity
Keir Starmer's call for immigrant integration reveals a paradox in modern Britain: while integration is generally considered positive, deep-seated social segregation, fueled by decades of rising inequality, persists, impacting national cohesion, despite positive local inter-community relations.
Britain's Integration Paradox: Segregation Amidst Calls for Unity
Keir Starmer's call for immigrant integration reveals a paradox in modern Britain: while integration is generally considered positive, deep-seated social segregation, fueled by decades of rising inequality, persists, impacting national cohesion, despite positive local inter-community relations.
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52% Bias Score
Class Migration and Workplace Culture: A Journalist's Personal Account
Caroline Zielinski, a journalist at The Age, recounts her experience navigating a middle-class workplace culture after achieving social mobility through education, highlighting the resulting tension between her new professional life and her working-class family background.
Class Migration and Workplace Culture: A Journalist's Personal Account
Caroline Zielinski, a journalist at The Age, recounts her experience navigating a middle-class workplace culture after achieving social mobility through education, highlighting the resulting tension between her new professional life and her working-class family background.
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16% Bias Score
Majority of Millionaires in G20 Support Wealth Tax
A survey by Patriotic Millionaires UK shows that a majority of millionaires in G20 countries support a 2% tax on wealth; 58% of more than 2,000 respondents said that millionaires with a wealth of more than \$10 million should pay the tax, while 75% supported taxing billionaires.
Majority of Millionaires in G20 Support Wealth Tax
A survey by Patriotic Millionaires UK shows that a majority of millionaires in G20 countries support a 2% tax on wealth; 58% of more than 2,000 respondents said that millionaires with a wealth of more than \$10 million should pay the tax, while 75% supported taxing billionaires.
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40% Bias Score
Global Workers' Rights in Freefall: 2025 Index Reveals Sharp Decline
The 2025 Global Rights Index from the International Trade Union Confederation shows a dramatic decline in global workers' rights, with three out of five regions worsening; only seven of 151 nations surveyed had top-tier ratings, down from 18 in 2015, and the US under the Trump administration is cite...
Global Workers' Rights in Freefall: 2025 Index Reveals Sharp Decline
The 2025 Global Rights Index from the International Trade Union Confederation shows a dramatic decline in global workers' rights, with three out of five regions worsening; only seven of 151 nations surveyed had top-tier ratings, down from 18 in 2015, and the US under the Trump administration is cite...
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60% Bias Score
Australia's Energy Transition: Widening Inequality
Australia's shift to renewable energy disproportionately benefits wealthier households, leaving renters and low-income earners facing higher energy costs; the government must intervene to ensure equitable distribution of costs and benefits.
Australia's Energy Transition: Widening Inequality
Australia's shift to renewable energy disproportionately benefits wealthier households, leaving renters and low-income earners facing higher energy costs; the government must intervene to ensure equitable distribution of costs and benefits.
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48% Bias Score
Food Insecurity Persists in Colombia Despite Slight Improvement
A new report reveals that 25.5% of Colombian households faced moderate or severe food insecurity in 2024, despite a slight decrease from the previous year; this is largely due to climate change, armed conflict, and inefficient food distribution, with the poorest departments and vulnerable population...
Food Insecurity Persists in Colombia Despite Slight Improvement
A new report reveals that 25.5% of Colombian households faced moderate or severe food insecurity in 2024, despite a slight decrease from the previous year; this is largely due to climate change, armed conflict, and inefficient food distribution, with the poorest departments and vulnerable population...
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44% Bias Score
Trump's "White Genocide" Claim Highlights South Africa's Land Reform Failure
During a meeting with South African officials, President Trump falsely claimed a "white genocide" was underway; the delegation countered that crime affects all races, exposing a missed opportunity to discuss the impact of land dispossession and apartheid on current inequalities.
Trump's "White Genocide" Claim Highlights South Africa's Land Reform Failure
During a meeting with South African officials, President Trump falsely claimed a "white genocide" was underway; the delegation countered that crime affects all races, exposing a missed opportunity to discuss the impact of land dispossession and apartheid on current inequalities.
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60% Bias Score
Early Childhood Air Pollution Linked to Poorer Adolescent Health in UK
A UK study of 9,000 children born between 2000 and 2002 found that those exposed to high air pollution levels aged two to four had a 33% higher risk of poor health at age 17; this disproportionately affects ethnic minorities and those in deprived areas.
Early Childhood Air Pollution Linked to Poorer Adolescent Health in UK
A UK study of 9,000 children born between 2000 and 2002 found that those exposed to high air pollution levels aged two to four had a 33% higher risk of poor health at age 17; this disproportionately affects ethnic minorities and those in deprived areas.
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24% Bias Score
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