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Welsh Labour MS Hefin David Dies Suddenly at 47
Hefin David, 47, a Welsh Labour MS for Caerphilly since 2016, passed away suddenly on Tuesday; his death is not suspicious, prompting widespread tributes from across the political spectrum.
Welsh Labour MS Hefin David Dies Suddenly at 47
Hefin David, 47, a Welsh Labour MS for Caerphilly since 2016, passed away suddenly on Tuesday; his death is not suspicious, prompting widespread tributes from across the political spectrum.
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12% Bias Score
Labour to Deport Foreign Criminals Immediately After Sentencing
Labour's new plan will deport foreign criminals immediately after sentencing, aiming to save £600 million annually and address public concerns following violent protests outside asylum hotels housing foreign nationals accused of crimes; the plan faces potential legal challenges and depends on intern...
Labour to Deport Foreign Criminals Immediately After Sentencing
Labour's new plan will deport foreign criminals immediately after sentencing, aiming to save £600 million annually and address public concerns following violent protests outside asylum hotels housing foreign nationals accused of crimes; the plan faces potential legal challenges and depends on intern...
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84% Bias Score
Jonathan Sale, Veteran Journalist and Community Activist, Dies at 81
Jonathan Sale, a British journalist known for his quirky writing style, died at 81; his career included work at Punch magazine and various newspapers, along with significant community activism in South London.
Jonathan Sale, Veteran Journalist and Community Activist, Dies at 81
Jonathan Sale, a British journalist known for his quirky writing style, died at 81; his career included work at Punch magazine and various newspapers, along with significant community activism in South London.
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20% Bias Score
UK Defends Wales Funding Amidst Calls for Barnett Formula Reform
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves defended the UK government's funding of Wales, emphasizing higher per capita spending than in England and citing recent investments, despite calls from Welsh Labour for Barnett formula reform. Discussions involving other UK nations are ongoing.
UK Defends Wales Funding Amidst Calls for Barnett Formula Reform
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves defended the UK government's funding of Wales, emphasizing higher per capita spending than in England and citing recent investments, despite calls from Welsh Labour for Barnett formula reform. Discussions involving other UK nations are ongoing.
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44% Bias Score
£50 Billion UK Budget Deficit Requires Drastic Fiscal Measures
The UK faces a £50 billion budget deficit by 2029/30, necessitating significant tax increases or spending cuts according to the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR); this is due to Labour's lack of an economic plan upon entering government, and failure to address this will have...
£50 Billion UK Budget Deficit Requires Drastic Fiscal Measures
The UK faces a £50 billion budget deficit by 2029/30, necessitating significant tax increases or spending cuts according to the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR); this is due to Labour's lack of an economic plan upon entering government, and failure to address this will have...
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56% Bias Score
Welsh FM Morgan Reflects on First Year Amidst Challenges
Welsh First Minister Eluned Morgan reflects on her first year in office, marked by declining poll numbers for her Labour party, criticism over NHS wait times, and a more engaged relationship with the UK government following a critical speech.
Welsh FM Morgan Reflects on First Year Amidst Challenges
Welsh First Minister Eluned Morgan reflects on her first year in office, marked by declining poll numbers for her Labour party, criticism over NHS wait times, and a more engaged relationship with the UK government following a critical speech.
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44% Bias Score
UK Job Losses Rise Amidst Economic Slowdown
Britain's July job market saw 8,000 job losses, a 164,000 decrease in payroll employees since last year's election, and unemployment at 4.7%, impacting Chancellor Reeves' economic plan; economists blame a weak economy and increased employer national insurance contributions.
UK Job Losses Rise Amidst Economic Slowdown
Britain's July job market saw 8,000 job losses, a 164,000 decrease in payroll employees since last year's election, and unemployment at 4.7%, impacting Chancellor Reeves' economic plan; economists blame a weak economy and increased employer national insurance contributions.
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52% Bias Score
Labour's Heathrow Support: Environmental and Electoral Risks
Labour's support for Heathrow's third runway faces backlash due to environmental concerns, displacement of 15,000 residents, and massive cost, undermining their green policies and potentially impacting the next election.
Labour's Heathrow Support: Environmental and Electoral Risks
Labour's support for Heathrow's third runway faces backlash due to environmental concerns, displacement of 15,000 residents, and massive cost, undermining their green policies and potentially impacting the next election.
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56% Bias Score
Labour Homelessness Minister Accused of Hypocrisy After Allegedly Raising Rent by £700
Labour's Shadow Minister for Homelessness, Rushanara Ali, allegedly evicted tenants from her London property and subsequently increased the monthly rent by £700, contradicting her public advocacy for renters' rights and her party's proposed legislation.
Labour Homelessness Minister Accused of Hypocrisy After Allegedly Raising Rent by £700
Labour's Shadow Minister for Homelessness, Rushanara Ali, allegedly evicted tenants from her London property and subsequently increased the monthly rent by £700, contradicting her public advocacy for renters' rights and her party's proposed legislation.
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60% Bias Score
UK Child Poverty Crisis: Urgent Need for Action
The UK faces a child poverty crisis, projected to affect 4.8 million children by 2029, exceeding previous levels and attributed to 14 years of Conservative policies, particularly the two-child benefit cap. The author proposes taxing the gambling industry and reversing the two-child benefit cap to al...
UK Child Poverty Crisis: Urgent Need for Action
The UK faces a child poverty crisis, projected to affect 4.8 million children by 2029, exceeding previous levels and attributed to 14 years of Conservative policies, particularly the two-child benefit cap. The author proposes taxing the gambling industry and reversing the two-child benefit cap to al...
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56% Bias Score
Miliband's Green Jobs Plan Faces Union Opposition
UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband's plan to create 650,000 green jobs by 2030 faces union opposition due to potential job losses in fossil fuels; the government is attempting to mitigate concerns through investment in former industrial towns and union partnerships, but challenges remain.
Miliband's Green Jobs Plan Faces Union Opposition
UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband's plan to create 650,000 green jobs by 2030 faces union opposition due to potential job losses in fossil fuels; the government is attempting to mitigate concerns through investment in former industrial towns and union partnerships, but challenges remain.
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44% Bias Score
Labour's Rural Gains Spark Four-Way Battle for UK Countryside Vote
The Labour Party's surprising gains in traditionally Conservative rural constituencies in the UK's last general election have sparked a four-way battle for the rural vote among Labour, Conservatives, Reform, and other parties, with key issues including net-zero policies and hunting.
Labour's Rural Gains Spark Four-Way Battle for UK Countryside Vote
The Labour Party's surprising gains in traditionally Conservative rural constituencies in the UK's last general election have sparked a four-way battle for the rural vote among Labour, Conservatives, Reform, and other parties, with key issues including net-zero policies and hunting.
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36% Bias Score
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