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Labour's Water Policy Failure Linked to Electoral Losses
Labour's poor performance in recent local elections is linked to their failure to challenge Reform UK's populist appeal on water privatization; private water companies' mismanagement and Labour's perceived inaction fuel public anger and distrust.
Labour's Water Policy Failure Linked to Electoral Losses
Labour's poor performance in recent local elections is linked to their failure to challenge Reform UK's populist appeal on water privatization; private water companies' mismanagement and Labour's perceived inaction fuel public anger and distrust.
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56% Bias Score
Labour MPs Rebel Against Starmer's Disability Benefit Cuts
Over 80 Labour MPs oppose Keir Starmer's plan to cut £7 billion from disability benefits by June, citing concerns over the impact on three million vulnerable people and lack of transparency; this internal division threatens Starmer's leadership and increases the chance of Nigel Farage becoming Prime...
Labour MPs Rebel Against Starmer's Disability Benefit Cuts
Over 80 Labour MPs oppose Keir Starmer's plan to cut £7 billion from disability benefits by June, citing concerns over the impact on three million vulnerable people and lack of transparency; this internal division threatens Starmer's leadership and increases the chance of Nigel Farage becoming Prime...
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48% Bias Score
Labour Faces Revolt Amidst Record Reform Poll Surge
YouGov polls show the Reform party at 29%, seven points ahead of Labour (22%) and the Tories (17%), following Labour's significant losses in local elections and a by-election, sparking internal debate and pressure on Keir Starmer over the means-tested winter fuel allowance.
Labour Faces Revolt Amidst Record Reform Poll Surge
YouGov polls show the Reform party at 29%, seven points ahead of Labour (22%) and the Tories (17%), following Labour's significant losses in local elections and a by-election, sparking internal debate and pressure on Keir Starmer over the means-tested winter fuel allowance.
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56% Bias Score
Labour's Social Media Dilemma: Balancing Branding with Party Discipline
The UK Labour party faces internal conflict over its MPs' increasing use of social media for campaigning, balancing individual branding with party message discipline, amid the rise of Reform UK's successful online strategy.
Labour's Social Media Dilemma: Balancing Branding with Party Discipline
The UK Labour party faces internal conflict over its MPs' increasing use of social media for campaigning, balancing individual branding with party message discipline, amid the rise of Reform UK's successful online strategy.
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44% Bias Score
Labour's Starmer Faces Implosion Amidst Crumbling Poll Numbers and Policy Failures
Keir Starmer's Labour government is facing a major crisis, with plummeting poll numbers (21 percent), significant local election losses, and criticism over his handling of immigration and economic policies; the author argues he must resign.
Labour's Starmer Faces Implosion Amidst Crumbling Poll Numbers and Policy Failures
Keir Starmer's Labour government is facing a major crisis, with plummeting poll numbers (21 percent), significant local election losses, and criticism over his handling of immigration and economic policies; the author argues he must resign.
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68% Bias Score
UK Government Faces Backlash Over Winter Fuel Allowance Cuts
The UK government faces intense criticism for cutting winter fuel allowances, with two-thirds of voters, including Tory supporters, favoring a policy reversal, while the government maintains its stance despite internal party anxieties and potential electoral repercussions.
UK Government Faces Backlash Over Winter Fuel Allowance Cuts
The UK government faces intense criticism for cutting winter fuel allowances, with two-thirds of voters, including Tory supporters, favoring a policy reversal, while the government maintains its stance despite internal party anxieties and potential electoral repercussions.
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48% Bias Score
Green Party Co-Leader Resigns to Focus on Net-Zero Campaign
Green Party co-leader Carla Denyer is stepping down to focus on her constituency and campaign for a 'just transition' to net zero, criticizing the Labour government's response to Reform UK's misinformation campaign framing net zero as harmful to working people.
Green Party Co-Leader Resigns to Focus on Net-Zero Campaign
Green Party co-leader Carla Denyer is stepping down to focus on her constituency and campaign for a 'just transition' to net zero, criticizing the Labour government's response to Reform UK's misinformation campaign framing net zero as harmful to working people.
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40% Bias Score
UK Government's £4.2 Million Foreign Visa Bill Sparks Controversy
The UK government spent £566,000 on foreign employee visas in the first eight months after the July 2024 election, with the Department of Work and Pensions accounting for the largest share (£368,655), and is projected to spend £4.2 million by 2029.
UK Government's £4.2 Million Foreign Visa Bill Sparks Controversy
The UK government spent £566,000 on foreign employee visas in the first eight months after the July 2024 election, with the Department of Work and Pensions accounting for the largest share (£368,655), and is projected to spend £4.2 million by 2029.
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60% Bias Score
Labour MP's Remarks on Grooming Gangs Spark Outrage
Labour MP Lucy Powell's dismissal of concerns about child sexual exploitation as 'political point scoring' sparked outrage from grooming gang victims and criticism from opposition parties, leading to Downing Street's defense of her comments and accusations of downplaying the severity of the issue.
Labour MP's Remarks on Grooming Gangs Spark Outrage
Labour MP Lucy Powell's dismissal of concerns about child sexual exploitation as 'political point scoring' sparked outrage from grooming gang victims and criticism from opposition parties, leading to Downing Street's defense of her comments and accusations of downplaying the severity of the issue.
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64% Bias Score
Labour MPs Urge Government to Address Voter Concerns After Disastrous Local Election Results
Following poor local election results, 45 Labour MPs urged the government to address voter concerns, particularly regarding cuts to winter fuel payments and disability benefits, in traditionally Labour-supporting areas of northern England and the Midlands.
Labour MPs Urge Government to Address Voter Concerns After Disastrous Local Election Results
Following poor local election results, 45 Labour MPs urged the government to address voter concerns, particularly regarding cuts to winter fuel payments and disability benefits, in traditionally Labour-supporting areas of northern England and the Midlands.
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44% Bias Score
UK Leaders Ignore Local Election Losses During PMQs
During Prime Minister's Questions, Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch ignored their parties' poor showing in recent local elections, focusing instead on unrelated topics like a new trade deal with India and past policy disagreements; this avoidance of accountability reflects a potential decline in Engla...
UK Leaders Ignore Local Election Losses During PMQs
During Prime Minister's Questions, Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch ignored their parties' poor showing in recent local elections, focusing instead on unrelated topics like a new trade deal with India and past policy disagreements; this avoidance of accountability reflects a potential decline in Engla...
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56% Bias Score
Welsh Labour Leader Challenges UK Party Over Welfare Cuts Amid Reform UK Rise
Welsh Labour leader Baroness Morgan criticized UK Labour's cuts to winter fuel allowance and welfare reforms, highlighting their disproportionate impact on Wales and calling for a rethink ahead of next year's Senedd elections, where Labour faces a three-way split with Reform UK and Plaid Cymru.
Welsh Labour Leader Challenges UK Party Over Welfare Cuts Amid Reform UK Rise
Welsh Labour leader Baroness Morgan criticized UK Labour's cuts to winter fuel allowance and welfare reforms, highlighting their disproportionate impact on Wales and calling for a rethink ahead of next year's Senedd elections, where Labour faces a three-way split with Reform UK and Plaid Cymru.
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56% Bias Score
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