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Anti-Semitic Vandalism in Barnet: Police Manhunt Launched
London Metropolitan Police launched a manhunt for an anti-Semitic attacker who vandalized seven Jewish premises in Barnet, north London, between August 15 and September 11, with incidents involving substances smeared on synagogues and liquids thrown at a school and car.
Anti-Semitic Vandalism in Barnet: Police Manhunt Launched
London Metropolitan Police launched a manhunt for an anti-Semitic attacker who vandalized seven Jewish premises in Barnet, north London, between August 15 and September 11, with incidents involving substances smeared on synagogues and liquids thrown at a school and car.
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28% Bias Score


London Palestine Action Protest Leads to Arrests
Following a protest in London's Parliament Square today in support of the proscribed terror organisation Palestine Action, the Metropolitan Police made arrests, with the first reported just 12 minutes after the protest began, and more than 1,500 people in attendance.
London Palestine Action Protest Leads to Arrests
Following a protest in London's Parliament Square today in support of the proscribed terror organisation Palestine Action, the Metropolitan Police made arrests, with the first reported just 12 minutes after the protest began, and more than 1,500 people in attendance.
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60% Bias Score


Man Arrested for Two Murders Five Months Apart
A 40-year-old man has been arrested in London on suspicion of murdering Carmenza Trujillo on March 17 and Sheryl Wilkins on August 24, both cases initially undetermined.
Man Arrested for Two Murders Five Months Apart
A 40-year-old man has been arrested in London on suspicion of murdering Carmenza Trujillo on March 17 and Sheryl Wilkins on August 24, both cases initially undetermined.
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12% Bias Score


National Gallery's Sainsbury Wing Reopens After Extensive Renovation
After a two-year renovation, the Sainsbury Wing of London's National Gallery reopened, showcasing a redesigned presentation of its collection, including new acquisitions and over 120 loans, alongside architectural improvements to enhance visitor experience.
National Gallery's Sainsbury Wing Reopens After Extensive Renovation
After a two-year renovation, the Sainsbury Wing of London's National Gallery reopened, showcasing a redesigned presentation of its collection, including new acquisitions and over 120 loans, alongside architectural improvements to enhance visitor experience.
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28% Bias Score


Anti-immigration Protests in London and Epping Lead to Arrests
On Sunday, anti-immigration protests in London and Epping resulted in 7 arrests: 4 in London for assault, drug possession, and public order offences, including one police officer being punched; and 3 in Epping for breaching dispersal orders and inciting racial hatred.
Anti-immigration Protests in London and Epping Lead to Arrests
On Sunday, anti-immigration protests in London and Epping resulted in 7 arrests: 4 in London for assault, drug possession, and public order offences, including one police officer being punched; and 3 in Epping for breaching dispersal orders and inciting racial hatred.
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40% Bias Score


Billionaire Ken Griffin's Record-Breaking Real Estate Purchases and Withdrawn Harvard Donation
Billionaire Ken Griffin's recent real estate purchases, including a record-breaking $238 million apartment in New York City and a $122 million London mansion, highlight the changing landscape of luxury housing and the immense wealth of top Wall Street figures, while his withdrawn $500 million donati...
Billionaire Ken Griffin's Record-Breaking Real Estate Purchases and Withdrawn Harvard Donation
Billionaire Ken Griffin's recent real estate purchases, including a record-breaking $238 million apartment in New York City and a $122 million London mansion, highlight the changing landscape of luxury housing and the immense wealth of top Wall Street figures, while his withdrawn $500 million donati...
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Heathrow Terminal 4 Evacuated Due to Suspected Hazardous Materials
Heathrow Airport's Terminal 4 was evacuated on October 26th after a suspected hazardous materials incident, prompting emergency responses and assessments of approximately 20 individuals reporting minor injuries; however, authorities later confirmed no hazardous substance was found.

Heathrow Terminal 4 Evacuated Due to Suspected Hazardous Materials
Heathrow Airport's Terminal 4 was evacuated on October 26th after a suspected hazardous materials incident, prompting emergency responses and assessments of approximately 20 individuals reporting minor injuries; however, authorities later confirmed no hazardous substance was found.
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16% Bias Score

National Theatre Adopts Eco-Friendly Flower Dye for Costumes
The National Theatre in London is pioneering a sustainable initiative by using natural dyes from its new on-site garden for costumes, reducing reliance on toxic chemical dyes and benefiting the environment and the health of its workers.

National Theatre Adopts Eco-Friendly Flower Dye for Costumes
The National Theatre in London is pioneering a sustainable initiative by using natural dyes from its new on-site garden for costumes, reducing reliance on toxic chemical dyes and benefiting the environment and the health of its workers.
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40% Bias Score

London's Culture House: A Somali Heritage Hub
Officially opened in May, London's Culture House is the UK's first permanent exhibition space dedicated to Somali heritage, showcasing over 150 artefacts and offering various cultural programs, quickly becoming a central hub for the Somali community and curious visitors.

London's Culture House: A Somali Heritage Hub
Officially opened in May, London's Culture House is the UK's first permanent exhibition space dedicated to Somali heritage, showcasing over 150 artefacts and offering various cultural programs, quickly becoming a central hub for the Somali community and curious visitors.
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36% Bias Score

Canary Wharf Protest: Child Possibly Exposed to Pepper Spray, Four Arrested
During a protest at Canary Wharf shopping centre, a child may have been affected by police pepper spray after masked protesters became aggressive, resulting in four arrests.

Canary Wharf Protest: Child Possibly Exposed to Pepper Spray, Four Arrested
During a protest at Canary Wharf shopping centre, a child may have been affected by police pepper spray after masked protesters became aggressive, resulting in four arrests.
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56% Bias Score

Chinese National Admits to 24 Sexual Offenses in UK
Chao Xu, a 33-year-old Chinese national living in the UK since 2013, pleaded guilty to 24 sexual offenses against six women, including rape, assault, voyeurism, and upskirting, at Woolwich Crown Court.

Chinese National Admits to 24 Sexual Offenses in UK
Chao Xu, a 33-year-old Chinese national living in the UK since 2013, pleaded guilty to 24 sexual offenses against six women, including rape, assault, voyeurism, and upskirting, at Woolwich Crown Court.
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16% Bias Score

London Congestion Charge: EV Exemption Ends, Fees Rise
The Mayor of London is proposing changes to London's congestion charge, including a fee increase to £18 and ending EV exemptions, instead introducing a discount system. This aims to manage traffic and generate revenue, starting January 2026.

London Congestion Charge: EV Exemption Ends, Fees Rise
The Mayor of London is proposing changes to London's congestion charge, including a fee increase to £18 and ending EV exemptions, instead introducing a discount system. This aims to manage traffic and generate revenue, starting January 2026.
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44% Bias Score
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