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UK Launches National Inquiry into NHS Maternity Care Failings
The UK government launched a rapid national investigation into NHS maternity services following numerous baby deaths and severe harm due to care failings at multiple NHS trusts; the investigation will focus on up to 10 units, report by December, and involve bereaved families.
UK Launches National Inquiry into NHS Maternity Care Failings
The UK government launched a rapid national investigation into NHS maternity services following numerous baby deaths and severe harm due to care failings at multiple NHS trusts; the investigation will focus on up to 10 units, report by December, and involve bereaved families.
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44% Bias Score
Utah Man Released After Protest Shooting
Arturo Gamboa, accused of brandishing a rifle at a Utah protest where a safety volunteer fatally shot a demonstrator, was released from jail on Friday after the District Attorney's office said it could not decide on charges due to uncertain circumstances surrounding the 14 June shooting.
Utah Man Released After Protest Shooting
Arturo Gamboa, accused of brandishing a rifle at a Utah protest where a safety volunteer fatally shot a demonstrator, was released from jail on Friday after the District Attorney's office said it could not decide on charges due to uncertain circumstances surrounding the 14 June shooting.
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32% Bias Score
Supreme Court Investigates PSOE Secretaries Amidst Bribery Allegations
A Supreme Court investigation into former PSOE secretaries José Luis Ábalos and Santos Cerdán is underway, based on a comission agent's testimony alleging bribes and focusing on financial records, communications, and public works contracts, potentially impacting the current Spanish legislature.
Supreme Court Investigates PSOE Secretaries Amidst Bribery Allegations
A Supreme Court investigation into former PSOE secretaries José Luis Ábalos and Santos Cerdán is underway, based on a comission agent's testimony alleging bribes and focusing on financial records, communications, and public works contracts, potentially impacting the current Spanish legislature.
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32% Bias Score
Chivite Refuses Resignation Amidst Cerdán Investigation
Navarrese President María Chivite refused to resign following the resignation of Ramón Alzórriz, the number 2 of the Navarrese Socialist Party (PSN), whose partner worked for a company partly owned by Santos Cerdán, who is under investigation; Yolanda Díaz demanded guarantees from Pedro Sánchez that...
Chivite Refuses Resignation Amidst Cerdán Investigation
Navarrese President María Chivite refused to resign following the resignation of Ramón Alzórriz, the number 2 of the Navarrese Socialist Party (PSN), whose partner worked for a company partly owned by Santos Cerdán, who is under investigation; Yolanda Díaz demanded guarantees from Pedro Sánchez that...
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36% Bias Score
Merino's Firm Renovated Villa Linked to Ábalos Aide
Fernando Merino's construction company renovated a villa bought by Koldo García, former advisor to Spanish Minister José Luis Ábalos, prompting a Guardia Civil investigation that uncovered invoices and a construction contract, raising concerns about illicit enrichment and influence peddling within p...
Merino's Firm Renovated Villa Linked to Ábalos Aide
Fernando Merino's construction company renovated a villa bought by Koldo García, former advisor to Spanish Minister José Luis Ábalos, prompting a Guardia Civil investigation that uncovered invoices and a construction contract, raising concerns about illicit enrichment and influence peddling within p...
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Corruption Investigation Implicates Two Companies in Public Works Scheme
In 2015, former socialist councilman Koldo García and businessman Joseba Antxon Alonso created two companies, Noran and Servinabar, later implicated in a corruption scheme involving alleged contract rigging and illicit payments, potentially benefiting Acciona and linking to José Luis Ábalos and Sant...
Spanish Corruption Investigation Implicates Two Companies in Public Works Scheme
In 2015, former socialist councilman Koldo García and businessman Joseba Antxon Alonso created two companies, Noran and Servinabar, later implicated in a corruption scheme involving alleged contract rigging and illicit payments, potentially benefiting Acciona and linking to José Luis Ábalos and Sant...
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Officials Implicated in Multi-Million Euro Bribery Scheme
An investigation into a mask procurement scheme during the COVID-19 pandemic led to the discovery of a wider network allegedly manipulating public works contracts in exchange for bribes, implicating high-ranking officials and multiple companies.
Spanish Officials Implicated in Multi-Million Euro Bribery Scheme
An investigation into a mask procurement scheme during the COVID-19 pandemic led to the discovery of a wider network allegedly manipulating public works contracts in exchange for bribes, implicating high-ranking officials and multiple companies.
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64% Bias Score
Supreme Court Investigates Former PSOE Official in Corruption Case
The Spanish Supreme Court is investigating former PSOE Secretary of Organization Santos Cerdán for alleged involvement in a corruption scheme linked to the Ministry of Transport under José Luis Ábalos; authorities have seized Cerdán's party emails and will examine his assets from 2014-2024.
Supreme Court Investigates Former PSOE Official in Corruption Case
The Spanish Supreme Court is investigating former PSOE Secretary of Organization Santos Cerdán for alleged involvement in a corruption scheme linked to the Ministry of Transport under José Luis Ábalos; authorities have seized Cerdán's party emails and will examine his assets from 2014-2024.
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36% Bias Score
BBC Breakfast Editor on Leave Amidst Misconduct Allegations
BBC Breakfast editor Richard Frediani is on extended leave following multiple misconduct allegations, including one involving physical assault, prompting a PwC HR advisor to review the show's culture.
BBC Breakfast Editor on Leave Amidst Misconduct Allegations
BBC Breakfast editor Richard Frediani is on extended leave following multiple misconduct allegations, including one involving physical assault, prompting a PwC HR advisor to review the show's culture.
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56% Bias Score
Valencia Flood Investigation: Firefighter Departure and Delayed Alert Under Scrutiny
The Valencia flood of October 29th, 2023, resulted in 228 deaths. A judicial investigation is underway focusing on the early departure of firefighters from the flood's epicenter at 3 PM and a delayed mass mobile alert at 8:11 PM, raising questions about negligence and systemic failures.
Valencia Flood Investigation: Firefighter Departure and Delayed Alert Under Scrutiny
The Valencia flood of October 29th, 2023, resulted in 228 deaths. A judicial investigation is underway focusing on the early departure of firefighters from the flood's epicenter at 3 PM and a delayed mass mobile alert at 8:11 PM, raising questions about negligence and systemic failures.
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48% Bias Score
Police Ombudsman Takes Leave Amidst Investigation
Northern Ireland Police Ombudsman Marie Anderson is taking a leave of absence after a file was sent to the Public Prosecution Service (PPS) concerning an alleged domestic incident at her home in September 2023; Unionist parties had called for her to step aside. Her chief executive and senior staff w...
Police Ombudsman Takes Leave Amidst Investigation
Northern Ireland Police Ombudsman Marie Anderson is taking a leave of absence after a file was sent to the Public Prosecution Service (PPS) concerning an alleged domestic incident at her home in September 2023; Unionist parties had called for her to step aside. Her chief executive and senior staff w...
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44% Bias Score
Hunter Arrested for 2013 Murder of Elisa Abruñedo
On September 1st, 2013, Roger Serafín Rodríguez, a hunter, murdered Elisa Abruñedo in Lavandeira, Spain, during a village funeral, using his knowledge of the area to commit the crime. He was arrested in October 2023 after his DNA was linked to the scene.
Hunter Arrested for 2013 Murder of Elisa Abruñedo
On September 1st, 2013, Roger Serafín Rodríguez, a hunter, murdered Elisa Abruñedo in Lavandeira, Spain, during a village funeral, using his knowledge of the area to commit the crime. He was arrested in October 2023 after his DNA was linked to the scene.
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64% Bias Score
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