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Farage Challenges Starmer, Reform UK Targets Labour
Nigel Farage challenged Keir Starmer to a debate in a working-class community, highlighting Reform UK's electoral success and advocating for policy changes such as overhauling the two-child benefit cap and reversing winter fuel allowance restrictions, potentially capitalizing on Labour's vulnerabili...
Farage Challenges Starmer, Reform UK Targets Labour
Nigel Farage challenged Keir Starmer to a debate in a working-class community, highlighting Reform UK's electoral success and advocating for policy changes such as overhauling the two-child benefit cap and reversing winter fuel allowance restrictions, potentially capitalizing on Labour's vulnerabili...
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56% Bias Score
Starmer Faces Leadership Challenges Amidst Labour Party Discontent
UK Labour Party leader Keir Starmer's ambiguous statement on re-election sparked internal dissent, fueled by unpopular welfare cuts and policy disagreements, threatening his leadership less than a year after a landslide win.
Starmer Faces Leadership Challenges Amidst Labour Party Discontent
UK Labour Party leader Keir Starmer's ambiguous statement on re-election sparked internal dissent, fueled by unpopular welfare cuts and policy disagreements, threatening his leadership less than a year after a landslide win.
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56% Bias Score
Conservatives Criticize Labour and Reform UK's Unsustainable Economic Promises
The Conservative party criticizes Labour and Reform UK for unsustainable economic promises, highlighting a 10 percent rise in unemployment since last July and rising inflation, advocating instead for lower taxes and reduced government spending to ensure fiscal responsibility and economic growth.
Conservatives Criticize Labour and Reform UK's Unsustainable Economic Promises
The Conservative party criticizes Labour and Reform UK for unsustainable economic promises, highlighting a 10 percent rise in unemployment since last July and rising inflation, advocating instead for lower taxes and reduced government spending to ensure fiscal responsibility and economic growth.
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60% Bias Score
Badenoch Slams Labour, Reform UK's Welfare Plans as "Fantasy Economics
Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch criticized Labour and Reform UK's plans to scrap the two-child benefit cap, calling it "fantasy economics" that would burden taxpayers with unlimited child support for others, while the Conservatives maintain the policy's necessity.
Badenoch Slams Labour, Reform UK's Welfare Plans as "Fantasy Economics
Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch criticized Labour and Reform UK's plans to scrap the two-child benefit cap, calling it "fantasy economics" that would burden taxpayers with unlimited child support for others, while the Conservatives maintain the policy's necessity.
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52% Bias Score
Labour warns of Farage's 'Truss-style' economic meltdown
Labour warns that Nigel Farage's Reform UK's proposed policies, including reversing cuts to winter fuel payments and scrapping the two-child benefit cap and hiking the personal allowance to £20,000, could cost between £50bn-£80bn annually and lead to an economic crisis similar to Liz Truss's 2022 mi...
Labour warns of Farage's 'Truss-style' economic meltdown
Labour warns that Nigel Farage's Reform UK's proposed policies, including reversing cuts to winter fuel payments and scrapping the two-child benefit cap and hiking the personal allowance to £20,000, could cost between £50bn-£80bn annually and lead to an economic crisis similar to Liz Truss's 2022 mi...
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56% Bias Score
Farage's Reform UK targets Labour's working-class voters
Following his election victory in Clacton last July, Nigel Farage declared that Reform UK would target Labour voters, presenting itself as a champion of working-class concerns and exploiting Labour's unpopular policies on benefits and winter fuel payments to gain support.
Farage's Reform UK targets Labour's working-class voters
Following his election victory in Clacton last July, Nigel Farage declared that Reform UK would target Labour voters, presenting itself as a champion of working-class concerns and exploiting Labour's unpopular policies on benefits and winter fuel payments to gain support.
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48% Bias Score
Labour to Invest Billions in UK's North and Midlands
Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves will announce a multi-billion pound investment package for infrastructure and green energy projects in northern and Midlands regions of the UK to counter the threat from Reform UK, reversing the Treasury's historical preference for London and the South East.
Labour to Invest Billions in UK's North and Midlands
Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves will announce a multi-billion pound investment package for infrastructure and green energy projects in northern and Midlands regions of the UK to counter the threat from Reform UK, reversing the Treasury's historical preference for London and the South East.
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48% Bias Score
Miliband Rejects Blair's Criticism of Labour's Net Zero Plan
Ed Miliband called Tony Blair's criticism of Labour's Net Zero policy "incredibly defeatist," rejecting claims that the plan is doomed to fail and arguing for its acceleration despite concerns about economic costs and job losses in the energy sector.
Miliband Rejects Blair's Criticism of Labour's Net Zero Plan
Ed Miliband called Tony Blair's criticism of Labour's Net Zero policy "incredibly defeatist," rejecting claims that the plan is doomed to fail and arguing for its acceleration despite concerns about economic costs and job losses in the energy sector.
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56% Bias Score
UK to Review Winter Fuel Payments, Excluding Millionaires
The UK government is reviewing its winter fuel payment policy after 10.3 million pensioners lost payments last year due to eligibility restrictions, with plans to exclude millionaires from receiving the subsidy, although details remain unclear.
UK to Review Winter Fuel Payments, Excluding Millionaires
The UK government is reviewing its winter fuel payment policy after 10.3 million pensioners lost payments last year due to eligibility restrictions, with plans to exclude millionaires from receiving the subsidy, although details remain unclear.
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52% Bias Score
Plummeting Confidence in Labour's Local Government Approach
A new survey reveals a sharp decline in trust in Labour's government among senior council figures, dropping from 52 percent to 31 percent in just one year, with similar drops seen across various metrics, indicating a significant challenge for the new administration.
Plummeting Confidence in Labour's Local Government Approach
A new survey reveals a sharp decline in trust in Labour's government among senior council figures, dropping from 52 percent to 31 percent in just one year, with similar drops seen across various metrics, indicating a significant challenge for the new administration.
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48% Bias Score
Labour Faces Crushing Defeat as Voters Defect to Liberal Democrats and Greens
A recent poll shows 52% of Labour voters from the 2024 general election are considering switching to the Liberal Democrats or Greens, potentially resulting in Labour losing 250 seats due to voter disillusionment with the party's policies and actions.
Labour Faces Crushing Defeat as Voters Defect to Liberal Democrats and Greens
A recent poll shows 52% of Labour voters from the 2024 general election are considering switching to the Liberal Democrats or Greens, potentially resulting in Labour losing 250 seats due to voter disillusionment with the party's policies and actions.
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60% Bias Score
Contested NASUWT Election Pits Left-Leaning Wrack Against Moderate Butler
The NASUWT teaching union will hold a contested election for general secretary between Matt Wrack and Neil Butler from June 19 to July 23, following a legal challenge and controversy over Wrack's initial unopposed appointment, costing the union £70,000 in legal fees.
Contested NASUWT Election Pits Left-Leaning Wrack Against Moderate Butler
The NASUWT teaching union will hold a contested election for general secretary between Matt Wrack and Neil Butler from June 19 to July 23, following a legal challenge and controversy over Wrack's initial unopposed appointment, costing the union £70,000 in legal fees.
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40% Bias Score
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