Farage Threatens Legal Action Against Badenoch Over "Fake" Membership Claim
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is threatening to sue Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch for libel after she accused him of manipulating membership figures to falsely claim his party had overtaken the Conservatives in membership numbers on Boxing Day. Farage says he will take legal action within ...
Farage Threatens Legal Action Against Badenoch Over "Fake" Membership Claim
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is threatening to sue Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch for libel after she accused him of manipulating membership figures to falsely claim his party had overtaken the Conservatives in membership numbers on Boxing Day. Farage says he will take legal action within ...
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56% Bias Score
Dutch Municipalities Threaten Legal Action Over Insufficient Government Funding
Dutch municipalities threaten legal action if the government doesn't provide more funding for youth care and other services; a €1.3 billion deficit is expected in 2026 due to government budget cuts, jeopardizing national housing plans.
Dutch Municipalities Threaten Legal Action Over Insufficient Government Funding
Dutch municipalities threaten legal action if the government doesn't provide more funding for youth care and other services; a €1.3 billion deficit is expected in 2026 due to government budget cuts, jeopardizing national housing plans.
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44% Bias Score
UK Court Ruling on Car Loan Commissions Sparks £30bn Compensation Crisis
A UK court ruling declared undisclosed dealer commission on car loans illegal, prompting mass claims and potentially costing lenders up to £30bn in compensation, while claims management companies and law firms stand to profit immensely.
UK Court Ruling on Car Loan Commissions Sparks £30bn Compensation Crisis
A UK court ruling declared undisclosed dealer commission on car loans illegal, prompting mass claims and potentially costing lenders up to £30bn in compensation, while claims management companies and law firms stand to profit immensely.
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40% Bias Score
Author and Wife Face Legal Action Over Novel
Algerian author Kamel Daoud and his wife face legal action over allegations that their novel is based on a patient's story disclosed during therapy.
Author and Wife Face Legal Action Over Novel
Algerian author Kamel Daoud and his wife face legal action over allegations that their novel is based on a patient's story disclosed during therapy.
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36% Bias Score
Tenerife Hotel Bed Bug Infestation
Hundreds of tourists at a Tenerife hotel suffered bed bug bites, leading to legal action and criticism of the hotel's response.
Tenerife Hotel Bed Bug Infestation
Hundreds of tourists at a Tenerife hotel suffered bed bug bites, leading to legal action and criticism of the hotel's response.
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44% Bias Score
Bavarian Prison Abuse Scandal: Criminal Complaint Filed
Lawyers representing a former prison official filed a criminal complaint against Bavarian Ministry of Justice officials over alleged inmate mistreatment. The investigation involves numerous prison staff members, and raises broader concerns about prison oversight and inmate care.
Bavarian Prison Abuse Scandal: Criminal Complaint Filed
Lawyers representing a former prison official filed a criminal complaint against Bavarian Ministry of Justice officials over alleged inmate mistreatment. The investigation involves numerous prison staff members, and raises broader concerns about prison oversight and inmate care.
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BA and UK Government Sued for Negligence and Discrimination During 1990 Kuwait Hostage Crisis
Over 100 British Airways passengers and crew, including Barry Manners and his partner Anthony Yong, who had AIDS, are suing BA and the UK government for negligence and discrimination during the 1990 Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, alleging the airline knew of the invasion hours before their flight landed ...
BA and UK Government Sued for Negligence and Discrimination During 1990 Kuwait Hostage Crisis
Over 100 British Airways passengers and crew, including Barry Manners and his partner Anthony Yong, who had AIDS, are suing BA and the UK government for negligence and discrimination during the 1990 Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, alleging the airline knew of the invasion hours before their flight landed ...
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44% Bias Score
University Fires Diversity Director After Antisemitism Accusations; Lawsuit Planned
University of Michigan fired its diversity office director Rachel Dawson after accusations of antisemitic remarks; Dawson and her attorney deny the claims and plan to sue, citing First Amendment rights violations.
University Fires Diversity Director After Antisemitism Accusations; Lawsuit Planned
University of Michigan fired its diversity office director Rachel Dawson after accusations of antisemitic remarks; Dawson and her attorney deny the claims and plan to sue, citing First Amendment rights violations.
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60% Bias Score
ADOR Sues NewJeans After Group Terminates Contract, Citing Mistreatment
Following NewJeans' public termination of their contract with their K-pop agency ADOR, citing mistreatment, ADOR filed a lawsuit in Seoul to confirm the contract's validity, citing potential disruptions to the K-pop industry growth cycle; the case could cost NewJeans $225 million.
ADOR Sues NewJeans After Group Terminates Contract, Citing Mistreatment
Following NewJeans' public termination of their contract with their K-pop agency ADOR, citing mistreatment, ADOR filed a lawsuit in Seoul to confirm the contract's validity, citing potential disruptions to the K-pop industry growth cycle; the case could cost NewJeans $225 million.
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48% Bias Score
Louisville Factory Explosion Kills Two
A factory explosion in Louisville, Kentucky, kills two workers and injures several others. A defective cooking vessel is determined to be the cause.
Louisville Factory Explosion Kills Two
A factory explosion in Louisville, Kentucky, kills two workers and injures several others. A defective cooking vessel is determined to be the cause.
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28% Bias Score
Meatpacking Company to Pay $2 Million for Child Labor Violations
A Virginia-based meatpacking company will pay $2 million for illegally employing underage workers in Minnesota.
Meatpacking Company to Pay $2 Million for Child Labor Violations
A Virginia-based meatpacking company will pay $2 million for illegally employing underage workers in Minnesota.
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0% Bias Score
Fake Doctor's Clinic Shut Down
A Ugandan clinic is shut down after its operator, posing as a doctor for over a decade, is exposed.
Fake Doctor's Clinic Shut Down
A Ugandan clinic is shut down after its operator, posing as a doctor for over a decade, is exposed.
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