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50,000 UK Junior Doctors Strike for 29.2% Pay Raise
Approximately 50,000 junior doctors in England are striking for a 29.2% pay raise from Friday to Wednesday morning, citing a 20%+ real income decrease since 2008, despite recent pay increases, while the government offers 5.4%.
50,000 UK Junior Doctors Strike for 29.2% Pay Raise
Approximately 50,000 junior doctors in England are striking for a 29.2% pay raise from Friday to Wednesday morning, citing a 20%+ real income decrease since 2008, despite recent pay increases, while the government offers 5.4%.
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52% Bias Score
Labour MP Suspended for Chalk Stream Protection Campaign
Labour MP Chris Hinchliff was suspended for leading a small rebellion against the planning bill to protect chalk streams in his constituency, prompting the government to later introduce similar amendments, highlighting internal party tensions on environmental policy.
Labour MP Suspended for Chalk Stream Protection Campaign
Labour MP Chris Hinchliff was suspended for leading a small rebellion against the planning bill to protect chalk streams in his constituency, prompting the government to later introduce similar amendments, highlighting internal party tensions on environmental policy.
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52% Bias Score
Corbyn Launches New UK Political Party
Jeremy Corbyn, former UK Labour leader, announced a new political party on Thursday, advocating for wealth redistribution and criticizing the current system's handling of poverty and inequality; the party's name remains unconfirmed.
Corbyn Launches New UK Political Party
Jeremy Corbyn, former UK Labour leader, announced a new political party on Thursday, advocating for wealth redistribution and criticizing the current system's handling of poverty and inequality; the party's name remains unconfirmed.
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52% Bias Score
UK to Sell Confiscated Bitcoin to Fund Spending
The UK government plans to sell over £5 billion worth of bitcoin seized from criminals to fund public spending, potentially alleviating pressure to raise taxes; this follows plans to develop a system for regular sales of confiscated cryptocurrencies.
UK to Sell Confiscated Bitcoin to Fund Spending
The UK government plans to sell over £5 billion worth of bitcoin seized from criminals to fund public spending, potentially alleviating pressure to raise taxes; this follows plans to develop a system for regular sales of confiscated cryptocurrencies.
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36% Bias Score
Abbott Suspended Again Over Anti-Semitism Remarks
Veteran Labour MP Diane Abbott was suspended for a second time this week for claiming anti-Semitism is less serious than anti-black racism, prompting criticism of party leader Keir Starmer and highlighting internal tensions.
Abbott Suspended Again Over Anti-Semitism Remarks
Veteran Labour MP Diane Abbott was suspended for a second time this week for claiming anti-Semitism is less serious than anti-black racism, prompting criticism of party leader Keir Starmer and highlighting internal tensions.
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56% Bias Score
Abbott Defends Controversial Racism Comments, Labour to Review
Diane Abbott, a Labour MP, defended comments suggesting differences in racism's impact on people of color, despite a past suspension and apology; Labour stated they are "taking these comments incredibly seriously" and will review them against party rules.
Abbott Defends Controversial Racism Comments, Labour to Review
Diane Abbott, a Labour MP, defended comments suggesting differences in racism's impact on people of color, despite a past suspension and apology; Labour stated they are "taking these comments incredibly seriously" and will review them against party rules.
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44% Bias Score
Labour's Failure to Address Racism Highlighted by Abbott Suspension
Farrukh Dhondy, referencing Diane Abbott's suspension from the Labour party and a past Channel 4 program, argues the party's failure to address unique forms of racism faced by Black Britons signals a broader societal issue, hindering progress towards racial equality.
Labour's Failure to Address Racism Highlighted by Abbott Suspension
Farrukh Dhondy, referencing Diane Abbott's suspension from the Labour party and a past Channel 4 program, argues the party's failure to address unique forms of racism faced by Black Britons signals a broader societal issue, hindering progress towards racial equality.
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56% Bias Score
Labour's Missed Opportunity: Delayed Ethics Commission Weakens Political Reform
One year after Labour's election win, the government's delayed launch of its ethics and integrity commission, weakened by vague enforcement, reveals a missed opportunity to reform Britain's political system and rebuild public trust, as evidenced by the rise of Reform UK.
Labour's Missed Opportunity: Delayed Ethics Commission Weakens Political Reform
One year after Labour's election win, the government's delayed launch of its ethics and integrity commission, weakened by vague enforcement, reveals a missed opportunity to reform Britain's political system and rebuild public trust, as evidenced by the rise of Reform UK.
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56% Bias Score
Rayner's Proposed Tourist Tax Pits Her Against Reeves
Labour's Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner is advocating for a tourist tax on hotel stays in England, facing opposition from Chancellor Rachel Reeves and the Treasury due to concerns about further impacting the hospitality industry; several regional mayors support the proposal.
Rayner's Proposed Tourist Tax Pits Her Against Reeves
Labour's Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner is advocating for a tourist tax on hotel stays in England, facing opposition from Chancellor Rachel Reeves and the Treasury due to concerns about further impacting the hospitality industry; several regional mayors support the proposal.
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52% Bias Score
Delays and Criticism Plague Welsh Labour's Senedd Candidate Selections
The Welsh Labour Party's candidate selection process for the 2026 Senedd election is facing criticism for delays and poor communication, with prospective candidates reporting 'incompetence' and a 'lack of urgency' and some deadlines extended to August 3rd.
Delays and Criticism Plague Welsh Labour's Senedd Candidate Selections
The Welsh Labour Party's candidate selection process for the 2026 Senedd election is facing criticism for delays and poor communication, with prospective candidates reporting 'incompetence' and a 'lack of urgency' and some deadlines extended to August 3rd.
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48% Bias Score
Labour MPs Challenge Gambling Industry Ties Amidst Push for Reform
A growing group of Labour MPs are pushing for a new Gambling Act to replace the 2005 legislation, amid concerns over rising gambling addiction in Britain, prompting a potential clash with the party's gambling-linked donors and challenging the government's approach.
Labour MPs Challenge Gambling Industry Ties Amidst Push for Reform
A growing group of Labour MPs are pushing for a new Gambling Act to replace the 2005 legislation, amid concerns over rising gambling addiction in Britain, prompting a potential clash with the party's gambling-linked donors and challenging the government's approach.
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40% Bias Score
Labour Suspends Four MPs After Welfare Bill Rebellion
Four Labour MPs were suspended for rebelling against government-proposed disability benefit cuts, leading to a policy U-turn and highlighting internal party divisions. The suspended MPs will continue supporting the government as independents.
Labour Suspends Four MPs After Welfare Bill Rebellion
Four Labour MPs were suspended for rebelling against government-proposed disability benefit cuts, leading to a policy U-turn and highlighting internal party divisions. The suspended MPs will continue supporting the government as independents.
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44% Bias Score
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