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Fake EU carbon dioxide ban on drinks debunked
A fake online screenshot falsely claims the EU will ban CO2 in drinks from 2027, imposing €50,000 per litre fines; however, the European Commission denies this, stating their "Fit for 55" program has no such proposal.
Fake EU carbon dioxide ban on drinks debunked
A fake online screenshot falsely claims the EU will ban CO2 in drinks from 2027, imposing €50,000 per litre fines; however, the European Commission denies this, stating their "Fit for 55" program has no such proposal.
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4% Bias Score
Scotland's Hottest Day of 2025: Charterhall Reaches 28.7°C
Scotland recorded its hottest day of 2025 on Friday, with Charterhall reaching 28.7°C, exceeding the previous record of 28°C set in 2024; this is significantly higher than the average June temperature of 17°C, and while not a heatwave, the warm weather is impacting tourism.
Scotland's Hottest Day of 2025: Charterhall Reaches 28.7°C
Scotland recorded its hottest day of 2025 on Friday, with Charterhall reaching 28.7°C, exceeding the previous record of 28°C set in 2024; this is significantly higher than the average June temperature of 17°C, and while not a heatwave, the warm weather is impacting tourism.
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28% Bias Score
News Alert Fatigue: Excessive Notifications Cause User Disengagement
A Reuters Institute study reveals that excessive news alerts are causing "alert fatigue", with some users receiving up to 50 daily notifications, leading to users disabling alerts and publishers walking a tightrope between informing and overwhelming their audience.
News Alert Fatigue: Excessive Notifications Cause User Disengagement
A Reuters Institute study reveals that excessive news alerts are causing "alert fatigue", with some users receiving up to 50 daily notifications, leading to users disabling alerts and publishers walking a tightrope between informing and overwhelming their audience.
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32% Bias Score
Ernaux's Photo-Diary: A Hybrid Autobiographical Work
Annie Ernaux's new photo-diary, published in Spanish, interweaves 120 personal photographs with diary entries from 1963 to 2023, revealing recurring themes from her previous works and offering a unique perspective on autobiographical writing.
Ernaux's Photo-Diary: A Hybrid Autobiographical Work
Annie Ernaux's new photo-diary, published in Spanish, interweaves 120 personal photographs with diary entries from 1963 to 2023, revealing recurring themes from her previous works and offering a unique perspective on autobiographical writing.
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12% Bias Score
India reaches 271-3; England's spin bowling restricts scoring rate
India reached 271-3 at the end of the day's play, with a key 50-run partnership between Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill. England employed a strategic bowling approach, rotating between seam and spin bowlers, with the spinner Bashir maintaining a low economy rate of 2.78 runs per over.
India reaches 271-3; England's spin bowling restricts scoring rate
India reached 271-3 at the end of the day's play, with a key 50-run partnership between Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill. England employed a strategic bowling approach, rotating between seam and spin bowlers, with the spinner Bashir maintaining a low economy rate of 2.78 runs per over.
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24% Bias Score
Isle of Man Cycle Raises £4,895 for Mental Health
Two friends cycled 131 miles (212km) from Cheshire to the Isle of Man on Monday, raising £4,895 for mental health charities in memory of their friend and former police colleague, Stephen Hall, who died by suicide in November; the route and date held special significance.
Isle of Man Cycle Raises £4,895 for Mental Health
Two friends cycled 131 miles (212km) from Cheshire to the Isle of Man on Monday, raising £4,895 for mental health charities in memory of their friend and former police colleague, Stephen Hall, who died by suicide in November; the route and date held special significance.
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20% Bias Score
UK Heatwave Breaks Records, Triggers Health Alerts and Wildfire Surge
The UK is experiencing a record-breaking heatwave with temperatures expected to reach 33°C on Friday and potentially 34°C on Saturday, causing health alerts and a significant surge in wildfires.
UK Heatwave Breaks Records, Triggers Health Alerts and Wildfire Surge
The UK is experiencing a record-breaking heatwave with temperatures expected to reach 33°C on Friday and potentially 34°C on Saturday, causing health alerts and a significant surge in wildfires.
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24% Bias Score
Bodies of Two Hikers Found After Years Missing in Same Location
The bodies of two hikers, Shayne Colaco, missing since August 2012, and David Brookfield, missing since January 2024, were found meters apart in Eryri National Park in May 2024; the discovery of Mr. Brookfield's remains led to the identification of Mr. Colaco's through a jacket with a car key.
Bodies of Two Hikers Found After Years Missing in Same Location
The bodies of two hikers, Shayne Colaco, missing since August 2012, and David Brookfield, missing since January 2024, were found meters apart in Eryri National Park in May 2024; the discovery of Mr. Brookfield's remains led to the identification of Mr. Colaco's through a jacket with a car key.
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24% Bias Score
Dostoevsky's "Notes from Underground": A 19th-Century Critique of Societal Hypocrisy
Fyodor Dostoevsky's 1864 "Notes from Underground" features a 40-year-old man in 19th-century Europe who criticizes societal hypocrisy, expressing disillusionment with progress and virtue, which resonates with modern anxieties about corruption and societal failings.
Dostoevsky's "Notes from Underground": A 19th-Century Critique of Societal Hypocrisy
Fyodor Dostoevsky's 1864 "Notes from Underground" features a 40-year-old man in 19th-century Europe who criticizes societal hypocrisy, expressing disillusionment with progress and virtue, which resonates with modern anxieties about corruption and societal failings.
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36% Bias Score
Village Businesses Thrive Amidst UK High Street Decline
Tettenhall, a village in Wolverhampton, UK, is bucking the trend of empty shops on UK high streets, with local businesses attributing their success to diverse offerings, excellent customer service, and a focus on unique products, unlike struggling larger city centers such as Wolverhampton.
Village Businesses Thrive Amidst UK High Street Decline
Tettenhall, a village in Wolverhampton, UK, is bucking the trend of empty shops on UK high streets, with local businesses attributing their success to diverse offerings, excellent customer service, and a focus on unique products, unlike struggling larger city centers such as Wolverhampton.
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56% Bias Score
2,000-Year-Old Roman Frescoes Unearthed in London
Archaeologists in London have reconstructed thousands of fragments of 2,000-year-old Roman wall plaster to reveal remarkably preserved frescoes depicting musical instruments, birds, and plants from a luxury villa in Southwark, offering new insights into Roman London's affluence and artistic practice...
2,000-Year-Old Roman Frescoes Unearthed in London
Archaeologists in London have reconstructed thousands of fragments of 2,000-year-old Roman wall plaster to reveal remarkably preserved frescoes depicting musical instruments, birds, and plants from a luxury villa in Southwark, offering new insights into Roman London's affluence and artistic practice...
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28% Bias Score
The Monster Within: Exploring the Psychological and Societal Implications of 'Monstrosity'
Following a homophobic attack by his father, a patient questions the meaning of 'monster', prompting an exploration of the concept's psychological and societal implications, historical representations, and inherent human 'horror'.
The Monster Within: Exploring the Psychological and Societal Implications of 'Monstrosity'
Following a homophobic attack by his father, a patient questions the meaning of 'monster', prompting an exploration of the concept's psychological and societal implications, historical representations, and inherent human 'horror'.
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20% Bias Score
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