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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 Tax Plans to Tackle £30 Billion Budget Deficit
The UK faces a £30 billion budget shortfall, prompting Labour to propose various tax increases like a wealth tax and bank surcharges, despite risks of public backlash and the current high tax burden of 38% of national output.
Labour's Tax Plans to Tackle £30 Billion Budget Deficit
The UK faces a £30 billion budget shortfall, prompting Labour to propose various tax increases like a wealth tax and bank surcharges, despite risks of public backlash and the current high tax burden of 38% of national output.
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56% Bias Score
UK's National Security Strategy Shifts Focus to Euro-Atlantic
Britain's new National Security Strategy, launched last Monday, prioritizes the Euro-Atlantic region, de-emphasizing the Indo-Pacific, potentially impacting its relationship with Australia, a key strategic partner through AUKUS and other alliances.
UK's National Security Strategy Shifts Focus to Euro-Atlantic
Britain's new National Security Strategy, launched last Monday, prioritizes the Euro-Atlantic region, de-emphasizing the Indo-Pacific, potentially impacting its relationship with Australia, a key strategic partner through AUKUS and other alliances.
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56% Bias Score
Unite Expels Rayner Amid Birmingham Bin Strike Fallout
Unite union expelled Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner for refusing to support striking Birmingham bin workers, deepening the rift between Labour and the union amid accusations of discrimination against female council workers and causing unsanitary conditions in the city.
Unite Expels Rayner Amid Birmingham Bin Strike Fallout
Unite union expelled Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner for refusing to support striking Birmingham bin workers, deepening the rift between Labour and the union amid accusations of discrimination against female council workers and causing unsanitary conditions in the city.
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68% Bias Score
Labour's Hesitant Redistribution Strategy Amidst Growing Inequality
The UK's wealth inequality, exceeding that of neighboring European countries, has prompted modest redistributive measures from the Labour government, but their hesitant communication strategy raises questions about its effectiveness and authenticity.
Labour's Hesitant Redistribution Strategy Amidst Growing Inequality
The UK's wealth inequality, exceeding that of neighboring European countries, has prompted modest redistributive measures from the Labour government, but their hesitant communication strategy raises questions about its effectiveness and authenticity.
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64% Bias Score
Labour MPs Form Coalition to Tackle Cost of Living Crisis
Labour MPs are forming a new group, the living standards coalition, to pressure their leader to address the rising cost of living and to prevent the Reform party from winning the next election, spurred by a recent YouGov poll suggesting Reform's potential victory.
Labour MPs Form Coalition to Tackle Cost of Living Crisis
Labour MPs are forming a new group, the living standards coalition, to pressure their leader to address the rising cost of living and to prevent the Reform party from winning the next election, spurred by a recent YouGov poll suggesting Reform's potential victory.
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36% Bias Score
Reeves's Misleading Economic Claims Undermine Public Trust
At the Mansion House, Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a speech painting a rosy picture of Britain's economy, despite rising inflation, concerns about government debt, and a recent U-turn on a key manifesto pledge not to raise taxes on working people.
Reeves's Misleading Economic Claims Undermine Public Trust
At the Mansion House, Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a speech painting a rosy picture of Britain's economy, despite rising inflation, concerns about government debt, and a recent U-turn on a key manifesto pledge not to raise taxes on working people.
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56% Bias Score
UK Treasury Launches £500 Million Social Impact Fund to Tackle Child Poverty
The UK Treasury is investing £500 million over a decade in a social impact partnership to fight child poverty, matching private investment and aiming for a £1 billion total fund.
UK Treasury Launches £500 Million Social Impact Fund to Tackle Child Poverty
The UK Treasury is investing £500 million over a decade in a social impact partnership to fight child poverty, matching private investment and aiming for a £1 billion total fund.
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36% Bias Score
Unite Threatens Labour Disaffiliation Over Birmingham Bin Strike
Unite, Labour's biggest union funder, threatens disaffiliation after suspending Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and Birmingham council leader John Cotton over the handling of a bin strike, citing disagreements over workers' rights and Labour's policies.
Unite Threatens Labour Disaffiliation Over Birmingham Bin Strike
Unite, Labour's biggest union funder, threatens disaffiliation after suspending Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and Birmingham council leader John Cotton over the handling of a bin strike, citing disagreements over workers' rights and Labour's policies.
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44% Bias Score
UK Faces Unsustainable Public Finances Amidst Weak Growth
The UK faces a long-term unsustainable financial position due to rising state pension costs and weak economic growth since 2010, necessitating potential tax increases in the upcoming budget to address historically high national debt and stagnant wages.
UK Faces Unsustainable Public Finances Amidst Weak Growth
The UK faces a long-term unsustainable financial position due to rising state pension costs and weak economic growth since 2010, necessitating potential tax increases in the upcoming budget to address historically high national debt and stagnant wages.
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56% Bias Score
Badenoch Proposes Stricter Disability Benefit Eligibility
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch sparked controversy by challenging the statistic that one in four Britons are disabled, proposing stricter eligibility for disability benefits, including excluding conditions like food intolerances, anxiety, and mild depression, aiming for \£9 billion in savings to ...
Badenoch Proposes Stricter Disability Benefit Eligibility
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch sparked controversy by challenging the statistic that one in four Britons are disabled, proposing stricter eligibility for disability benefits, including excluding conditions like food intolerances, anxiety, and mild depression, aiming for \£9 billion in savings to ...
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52% Bias Score
Starmer Dodges Wealth Tax Questions Amidst Political Debate
During Prime Minister's Questions, Sir Keir Starmer sidestepped questions about a potential wealth tax and a freeze on income tax and national insurance thresholds, while the Conservative leader criticized Labour's stance, highlighting differing approaches to taxation and economic priorities.
Starmer Dodges Wealth Tax Questions Amidst Political Debate
During Prime Minister's Questions, Sir Keir Starmer sidestepped questions about a potential wealth tax and a freeze on income tax and national insurance thresholds, while the Conservative leader criticized Labour's stance, highlighting differing approaches to taxation and economic priorities.
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52% Bias Score
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