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Manchester Tram Crash Kills Three-Year-Old; Driver Flees Scene
A three-year-old girl died after being struck by a van that had collided with a tram in Manchester city centre; the van driver fled the scene, prompting a police manhunt and significant road closures around St. Peter's Square.
Manchester Tram Crash Kills Three-Year-Old; Driver Flees Scene
A three-year-old girl died after being struck by a van that had collided with a tram in Manchester city centre; the van driver fled the scene, prompting a police manhunt and significant road closures around St. Peter's Square.
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36% Bias Score


Cancelled Schiphol Flight Path: Concerns Over Noise Pollution Lead to Plan Rejection
The Dutch government cancelled plans for a fourth Schiphol Airport flight path from the east due to difficulties in securing international connections, following resident protests over noise concerns; meanwhile, northern military airspace expansion frees up southern airspace for civilian use.
Cancelled Schiphol Flight Path: Concerns Over Noise Pollution Lead to Plan Rejection
The Dutch government cancelled plans for a fourth Schiphol Airport flight path from the east due to difficulties in securing international connections, following resident protests over noise concerns; meanwhile, northern military airspace expansion frees up southern airspace for civilian use.
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36% Bias Score


Delta Crash: Passengers File Lawsuits After Toronto Crash Landing
Delta flight 4819 from Minneapolis to Toronto crash-landed on Monday, injuring 21 passengers; two lawsuits were filed this week in the US citing negligence and severe injuries, while Delta offered $30,000 to each of the 76 passengers.
Delta Crash: Passengers File Lawsuits After Toronto Crash Landing
Delta flight 4819 from Minneapolis to Toronto crash-landed on Monday, injuring 21 passengers; two lawsuits were filed this week in the US citing negligence and severe injuries, while Delta offered $30,000 to each of the 76 passengers.
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44% Bias Score


BC Ferries Seeks Urgent Approval for $1B+ Shipbuilding Contract Amidst Tariff Uncertainty
BC Ferries seeks urgent approval for a $1-billion shipbuilding contract to replace its aging fleet, citing concerns about the impact of looming US tariffs on global markets and the need to maintain reliable service for passengers and commercial traffic vital to B.C.'s supply chains.
BC Ferries Seeks Urgent Approval for $1B+ Shipbuilding Contract Amidst Tariff Uncertainty
BC Ferries seeks urgent approval for a $1-billion shipbuilding contract to replace its aging fleet, citing concerns about the impact of looming US tariffs on global markets and the need to maintain reliable service for passengers and commercial traffic vital to B.C.'s supply chains.
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36% Bias Score


A2B Taxi Company Faces Accusations of Systemic Failures and Inadequate Government Oversight
Australia's largest taxi company, A2B, faces criticism for inadequate complaint handling and potential payment system fraud, impacting passenger safety and trust, especially among vulnerable users of government-funded transport; while the federal government's response is deemed insufficient.
A2B Taxi Company Faces Accusations of Systemic Failures and Inadequate Government Oversight
Australia's largest taxi company, A2B, faces criticism for inadequate complaint handling and potential payment system fraud, impacting passenger safety and trust, especially among vulnerable users of government-funded transport; while the federal government's response is deemed insufficient.
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48% Bias Score


Aer Lingus Launches Dublin-Nashville Direct Flights Using Airbus A321XLR
Aer Lingus will launch direct flights from Dublin to Nashville, Tennessee, in April 2024, using the Airbus A321XLR, a longer-range, fuel-efficient aircraft that enables airlines to reach smaller cities and expand their transatlantic routes, benefiting both tourists and businesses.
Aer Lingus Launches Dublin-Nashville Direct Flights Using Airbus A321XLR
Aer Lingus will launch direct flights from Dublin to Nashville, Tennessee, in April 2024, using the Airbus A321XLR, a longer-range, fuel-efficient aircraft that enables airlines to reach smaller cities and expand their transatlantic routes, benefiting both tourists and businesses.
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44% Bias Score

Record Low in UK Train Reliability: Over 217,000 Services Canceled
More than 217,000 train services were canceled in Britain in the past year due to industrial disputes and staff shortages, resulting in the worst railway reliability since 2015 and impacting millions of passengers.

Record Low in UK Train Reliability: Over 217,000 Services Canceled
More than 217,000 train services were canceled in Britain in the past year due to industrial disputes and staff shortages, resulting in the worst railway reliability since 2015 and impacting millions of passengers.
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40% Bias Score

Passengers Sue Delta After Toronto Plane Crash
Two passengers are suing Delta and Endeavor Air after a Delta flight crash-landed at Toronto's Pearson airport on Monday, with one lawsuit seeking up to US$200,000 in damages and alleging negligence, while another seeks unspecified compensation for injuries.

Passengers Sue Delta After Toronto Plane Crash
Two passengers are suing Delta and Endeavor Air after a Delta flight crash-landed at Toronto's Pearson airport on Monday, with one lawsuit seeking up to US$200,000 in damages and alleging negligence, while another seeks unspecified compensation for injuries.
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40% Bias Score

Overcoming Fear of Flying: Expert Advice After Recent Plane Crashes
Brian Morris and Michaela Renee Johnson offer advice for managing aviophobia following recent plane crashes, emphasizing education, mindfulness, and support to address anxieties affecting over 25 million Americans and the recent surge in "Is it safe to fly?" searches.

Overcoming Fear of Flying: Expert Advice After Recent Plane Crashes
Brian Morris and Michaela Renee Johnson offer advice for managing aviophobia following recent plane crashes, emphasizing education, mindfulness, and support to address anxieties affecting over 25 million Americans and the recent surge in "Is it safe to fly?" searches.
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36% Bias Score

German Cities Show Wide Disparity in Resident Parking Permit Costs
A survey reveals drastic differences in yearly resident parking permit costs across German cities, with Bremerhaven charging only €13.50-€27 while Oldenburg charges €200, prompting a debate about urban planning and transportation policies.

German Cities Show Wide Disparity in Resident Parking Permit Costs
A survey reveals drastic differences in yearly resident parking permit costs across German cities, with Bremerhaven charging only €13.50-€27 while Oldenburg charges €200, prompting a debate about urban planning and transportation policies.
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36% Bias Score

Trump Administration Investigates California High-Speed Rail, Threatening $4 Billion in Funding
The Trump administration launched an investigation into California's high-speed rail project, threatening to withdraw nearly $4 billion in federal funding, potentially derailing a project plagued by cost overruns and delays that currently employs nearly 15,000 people and has completed over 50 major ...

Trump Administration Investigates California High-Speed Rail, Threatening $4 Billion in Funding
The Trump administration launched an investigation into California's high-speed rail project, threatening to withdraw nearly $4 billion in federal funding, potentially derailing a project plagued by cost overruns and delays that currently employs nearly 15,000 people and has completed over 50 major ...
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64% Bias Score

Europe's Largest TBM Begins Excavation on High-Speed Italian Rail Line
Webuild's 4,000-ton "Partenope" TBM started excavating the 3-kilometer Saginara tunnel near Salerno, Italy, on July 27, 2024, as part of the high-speed Salerno-Reggio Calabria rail line's Lot 1A, impacting regional connectivity and economic development.

Europe's Largest TBM Begins Excavation on High-Speed Italian Rail Line
Webuild's 4,000-ton "Partenope" TBM started excavating the 3-kilometer Saginara tunnel near Salerno, Italy, on July 27, 2024, as part of the high-speed Salerno-Reggio Calabria rail line's Lot 1A, impacting regional connectivity and economic development.
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52% Bias Score
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