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Soaring Child Dental Extractions in Scotland Create Hospital Backlog
The number of Scottish children needing hospital dental extractions has risen sharply in recent years, creating a significant backlog, with some children waiting over a year for treatment due to capacity issues and inequalities in access to care.
Soaring Child Dental Extractions in Scotland Create Hospital Backlog
The number of Scottish children needing hospital dental extractions has risen sharply in recent years, creating a significant backlog, with some children waiting over a year for treatment due to capacity issues and inequalities in access to care.
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56% Bias Score
Loch Lomond Resort Approved Despite Opposition
The Scottish government approved Flamingo Land's £40 million Lomond Banks resort at Loch Lomond, overturning the national park authority's rejection despite widespread opposition and environmental concerns, contingent on a legally binding agreement to mitigate negative impacts.
Loch Lomond Resort Approved Despite Opposition
The Scottish government approved Flamingo Land's £40 million Lomond Banks resort at Loch Lomond, overturning the national park authority's rejection despite widespread opposition and environmental concerns, contingent on a legally binding agreement to mitigate negative impacts.
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56% Bias Score
Son Admits Culpable Homicide of Mother in Peterhead Stabbing
Jonathon Divers (32) admitted to the culpable homicide of his mother, Elizabeth Watson (58), stabbing her at least 40 times in their Peterhead home in June 2023 after she asked him to leave; his plea was accepted due to diminished responsibility stemming from learning difficulties and potential alco...
Son Admits Culpable Homicide of Mother in Peterhead Stabbing
Jonathon Divers (32) admitted to the culpable homicide of his mother, Elizabeth Watson (58), stabbing her at least 40 times in their Peterhead home in June 2023 after she asked him to leave; his plea was accepted due to diminished responsibility stemming from learning difficulties and potential alco...
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24% Bias Score
Assisted Dying Bill Sparks Concerns Over Vulnerable Populations in Scotland
Professor June Andrews, a geriatric care expert, strongly criticizes Scotland's recently approved Assisted Dying Bill, warning of its potential to endanger vulnerable populations due to insufficient palliative care and support for carers, citing concerns about coercion and expansion beyond its initi...
Assisted Dying Bill Sparks Concerns Over Vulnerable Populations in Scotland
Professor June Andrews, a geriatric care expert, strongly criticizes Scotland's recently approved Assisted Dying Bill, warning of its potential to endanger vulnerable populations due to insufficient palliative care and support for carers, citing concerns about coercion and expansion beyond its initi...
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68% Bias Score
Rapist Jailed for 10 Years Using Deceased Victim's Testimony
Steven Connery, 41, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for repeatedly raping and sexually assaulting two women in the Forth Valley and Tayside areas; the conviction relied partly on the testimony of a deceased victim.
Rapist Jailed for 10 Years Using Deceased Victim's Testimony
Steven Connery, 41, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for repeatedly raping and sexually assaulting two women in the Forth Valley and Tayside areas; the conviction relied partly on the testimony of a deceased victim.
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48% Bias Score
Slam Celebrates 35 Years, Underscores Dance Music's Unifying Power
Scottish electronic music duo Slam celebrated 35 years, performing an all-night set at Glasgow's Platform venue, their original space, releasing their new album "Dark Channel" which reflects on the current divided world, highlighting the dance floor as a unifying space.
Slam Celebrates 35 Years, Underscores Dance Music's Unifying Power
Scottish electronic music duo Slam celebrated 35 years, performing an all-night set at Glasgow's Platform venue, their original space, releasing their new album "Dark Channel" which reflects on the current divided world, highlighting the dance floor as a unifying space.
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4% Bias Score
Unsanctioned Celtic Title Party Draws Large Crowd in Glasgow Despite Club's Appeal
Despite Celtic's appeal against it due to safety concerns, thousands of fans gathered in Glasgow for an unofficial title party after their 1-1 draw with St Mirren, resulting in the removal of bus shelters and a large police presence; previous similar events caused significant disruption and costs.
Unsanctioned Celtic Title Party Draws Large Crowd in Glasgow Despite Club's Appeal
Despite Celtic's appeal against it due to safety concerns, thousands of fans gathered in Glasgow for an unofficial title party after their 1-1 draw with St Mirren, resulting in the removal of bus shelters and a large police presence; previous similar events caused significant disruption and costs.
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52% Bias Score
£100 Million Spent on Spin Doctors in Scotland Amidst NHS Crisis
Over three years, Scotland's public sector spent more than £100 million on 642 spin doctors, while simultaneously raising taxes and imposing cuts amidst an NHS crisis; the Scottish Government's share was £11.97 million.
£100 Million Spent on Spin Doctors in Scotland Amidst NHS Crisis
Over three years, Scotland's public sector spent more than £100 million on 642 spin doctors, while simultaneously raising taxes and imposing cuts amidst an NHS crisis; the Scottish Government's share was £11.97 million.
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60% Bias Score
Kirkcudbright Bridge to Reopen with Restrictions
After a safety inspection on March 21st, the Kirkcudbright Bridge in Scotland closed, splitting the town; it will reopen for cars and small vans with restrictions on or before July 2nd, while a new bridge is planned.
Kirkcudbright Bridge to Reopen with Restrictions
After a safety inspection on March 21st, the Kirkcudbright Bridge in Scotland closed, splitting the town; it will reopen for cars and small vans with restrictions on or before July 2nd, while a new bridge is planned.
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24% Bias Score
Assisted Dying Bill Passes First Vote in Scottish Parliament
Orkney MSP Liam McArthur's assisted dying bill passed its first vote in the Scottish Parliament by 70 to 56, following previous unsuccessful attempts in 2010 and 2015, reflecting a potential shift in public and parliamentary opinion on end-of-life choices.
Assisted Dying Bill Passes First Vote in Scottish Parliament
Orkney MSP Liam McArthur's assisted dying bill passed its first vote in the Scottish Parliament by 70 to 56, following previous unsuccessful attempts in 2010 and 2015, reflecting a potential shift in public and parliamentary opinion on end-of-life choices.
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40% Bias Score
Scottish Parliament Backs Assisted Dying Bill
The Scottish Parliament's initial vote in favor of assisted dying legislation passed by 70 to 56, marking a substantial shift in political opinion, although the bill needs amendments and still may not become law; MSPs shared deeply personal experiences during impassioned but respectful debate.
Scottish Parliament Backs Assisted Dying Bill
The Scottish Parliament's initial vote in favor of assisted dying legislation passed by 70 to 56, marking a substantial shift in political opinion, although the bill needs amendments and still may not become law; MSPs shared deeply personal experiences during impassioned but respectful debate.
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16% Bias Score
Scotland Passes Assisted Dying Bill's First Vote
The Scottish Parliament's Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill passed its initial vote (70-56), allowing terminally ill, mentally competent adults to seek medical help to end their lives under strict conditions, pending further parliamentary stages.
Scotland Passes Assisted Dying Bill's First Vote
The Scottish Parliament's Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill passed its initial vote (70-56), allowing terminally ill, mentally competent adults to seek medical help to end their lives under strict conditions, pending further parliamentary stages.
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40% Bias Score
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