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Iberian Blackout: Report Highlights Regulatory Failures and Operator Errors
A report on Spain's April 28th blackout attributes responsibility to Red Eléctrica Española for poor planning and energy companies for malfunctioning plants, revealing regulatory shortcomings that the government is now addressing, though transparency remains an issue.
Iberian Blackout: Report Highlights Regulatory Failures and Operator Errors
A report on Spain's April 28th blackout attributes responsibility to Red Eléctrica Española for poor planning and energy companies for malfunctioning plants, revealing regulatory shortcomings that the government is now addressing, though transparency remains an issue.
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28% Bias Score
Digi's €2 Billion Investment to Expand Fiber Network in Spain
Digi, a Romanian telecom company, plans to expand its fiber optic network coverage in Spain to 20 million homes by 2027, invest €2 billion by 2030, and create 10,000 jobs, becoming the second-largest fiber network after Telefónica, while the CNMC monitors the market closely.
Digi's €2 Billion Investment to Expand Fiber Network in Spain
Digi, a Romanian telecom company, plans to expand its fiber optic network coverage in Spain to 20 million homes by 2027, invest €2 billion by 2030, and create 10,000 jobs, becoming the second-largest fiber network after Telefónica, while the CNMC monitors the market closely.
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52% Bias Score
Unregulated Cosmetic Procedures Pose Significant Health Risks
The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) has warned of a "wild west" of unregulated cosmetic procedures, with fillers being administered in places like public toilets and unsafe products sold online for as little as £20, putting lives at risk and placing a strain on the NHS.
Unregulated Cosmetic Procedures Pose Significant Health Risks
The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) has warned of a "wild west" of unregulated cosmetic procedures, with fillers being administered in places like public toilets and unsafe products sold online for as little as £20, putting lives at risk and placing a strain on the NHS.
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32% Bias Score
Barcelona escalates legal fight against Airbnb over unlicensed rentals
Barcelona's city council is escalating its conflict with Airbnb, threatening further legal action due to Airbnb's continued advertisement of unlicensed tourist rentals in the city, despite prior agreements and warnings of fines and legal action.
Barcelona escalates legal fight against Airbnb over unlicensed rentals
Barcelona's city council is escalating its conflict with Airbnb, threatening further legal action due to Airbnb's continued advertisement of unlicensed tourist rentals in the city, despite prior agreements and warnings of fines and legal action.
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48% Bias Score
Tabcorp's Gambling Inducement Plan Sparks Controversy
Tabcorp plans to boost gambling in pubs and hotels with promotions and renovations, despite concerns from a parliamentary inquiry and critics about increased gambling harm, and opposition from the Australian Hotels Association.
Tabcorp's Gambling Inducement Plan Sparks Controversy
Tabcorp plans to boost gambling in pubs and hotels with promotions and renovations, despite concerns from a parliamentary inquiry and critics about increased gambling harm, and opposition from the Australian Hotels Association.
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48% Bias Score
Jailbroken Robots: The Emerging Threat of LLM-Vulnerable Robotics
Unitree Robotics' quadrupedal robots, costing roughly \$16,000, are being used for research, infrastructure management, and security; however, researchers have successfully jailbroken a Unitree Go2 robot, raising concerns about potential misuse and necessitating new regulations.
Jailbroken Robots: The Emerging Threat of LLM-Vulnerable Robotics
Unitree Robotics' quadrupedal robots, costing roughly \$16,000, are being used for research, infrastructure management, and security; however, researchers have successfully jailbroken a Unitree Go2 robot, raising concerns about potential misuse and necessitating new regulations.
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52% Bias Score
IAG Exceeds Profit Targets, Announces Major Aircraft Order
IAG, parent company of British Airways and Iberia, reported a €2.73 billion net profit in 2024, exceeding its 12%-15% operating margin target at 13.8% and announcing a supplementary dividend; the company also approved a multi-billion dollar aircraft order and a share buyback program.
IAG Exceeds Profit Targets, Announces Major Aircraft Order
IAG, parent company of British Airways and Iberia, reported a €2.73 billion net profit in 2024, exceeding its 12%-15% operating margin target at 13.8% and announcing a supplementary dividend; the company also approved a multi-billion dollar aircraft order and a share buyback program.
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48% Bias Score
Gambling-Related Online Abuse in Tennis Reaches Alarming Levels
Tennis player Katie Boulter highlighted the significant online abuse she receives, much of it linked to gambling losses; analysis reveals 40% of detected abuse towards players comes from gamblers, prompting calls for stronger regulation and protection of players.
Gambling-Related Online Abuse in Tennis Reaches Alarming Levels
Tennis player Katie Boulter highlighted the significant online abuse she receives, much of it linked to gambling losses; analysis reveals 40% of detected abuse towards players comes from gamblers, prompting calls for stronger regulation and protection of players.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Power Outage: Red Eléctrica Faces Criticism
A major power outage hit Spain on April 28th, affecting 10 of 16 main power plants due to a 25,000 MW peak demand coinciding with France's interconnection being in export mode, prompting criticism of Red Eléctrica's management and leading to anticipated lawsuits.
Spanish Power Outage: Red Eléctrica Faces Criticism
A major power outage hit Spain on April 28th, affecting 10 of 16 main power plants due to a 25,000 MW peak demand coinciding with France's interconnection being in export mode, prompting criticism of Red Eléctrica's management and leading to anticipated lawsuits.
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52% Bias Score
UK Government's AI Tool, Humphrey, Sparks Copyright Concerns
The UK government's AI tool, Humphrey, uses models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google, raising concerns about copyright infringement and reliance on big tech; all English and Welsh officials will receive training, despite criticisms.
UK Government's AI Tool, Humphrey, Sparks Copyright Concerns
The UK government's AI tool, Humphrey, uses models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google, raising concerns about copyright infringement and reliance on big tech; all English and Welsh officials will receive training, despite criticisms.
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60% Bias Score
French Adolescents' Extensive Social Media Use Raises Concerns
French adolescents average four hours daily on social media, exposing them to significant risks like anxiety, eating disorders, self-harm, cyberbullying, and exposure to harmful content, demanding collective action to protect their well-being.
French Adolescents' Extensive Social Media Use Raises Concerns
French adolescents average four hours daily on social media, exposing them to significant risks like anxiety, eating disorders, self-harm, cyberbullying, and exposure to harmful content, demanding collective action to protect their well-being.
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76% Bias Score
The Project" Cancellation Highlights Commercial TV's Revenue Crisis
Channel 10's "The Project" ended its 16-year run, reflecting a broader crisis in commercial television where revenue is falling faster than viewership due to tech giants' superior targeted advertising, leading to potential pay cuts for on-air talent.
The Project" Cancellation Highlights Commercial TV's Revenue Crisis
Channel 10's "The Project" ended its 16-year run, reflecting a broader crisis in commercial television where revenue is falling faster than viewership due to tech giants' superior targeted advertising, leading to potential pay cuts for on-air talent.
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36% Bias Score
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