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Greece to Implement Sweeping Railway Safety Reforms After Tempe Tragedy
The Greek government will introduce a bill on Monday to improve railway safety, including a digital platform to record train movements and dispatcher orders, stricter regulations and the recruitment of experienced Greek railway staff from abroad.
Greece to Implement Sweeping Railway Safety Reforms After Tempe Tragedy
The Greek government will introduce a bill on Monday to improve railway safety, including a digital platform to record train movements and dispatcher orders, stricter regulations and the recruitment of experienced Greek railway staff from abroad.
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40% Bias Score
Mobico Stock Crashes 41% After Undervalued School Bus Sale
Mobico's share price crashed 41 percent after selling its US school bus unit for £457 million, far less than anticipated, causing an 84 percent decline since early 2020 and adding to concerns about its over £1 billion debt and the impact of lingering pandemic issues.
Mobico Stock Crashes 41% After Undervalued School Bus Sale
Mobico's share price crashed 41 percent after selling its US school bus unit for £457 million, far less than anticipated, causing an 84 percent decline since early 2020 and adding to concerns about its over £1 billion debt and the impact of lingering pandemic issues.
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48% Bias Score
NiMet Strike Disrupts Nigerian Airports, Underscoring Crucial Role of Weather Forecasts
Nigeria's NiMet strike caused flight disruptions at major airports due to unpaid wages, highlighting the crucial role of meteorological agencies in aviation safety and efficiency; the strike lasted two weeks before being resolved.
NiMet Strike Disrupts Nigerian Airports, Underscoring Crucial Role of Weather Forecasts
Nigeria's NiMet strike caused flight disruptions at major airports due to unpaid wages, highlighting the crucial role of meteorological agencies in aviation safety and efficiency; the strike lasted two weeks before being resolved.
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24% Bias Score
Unsafe Electric Scooters Plague Greek Cities
Electric scooters in Greece are causing safety concerns due to unregulated use, lack of infrastructure (parking, designated lanes), and insufficient enforcement of traffic laws; the chaotic situation reflects broader issues in urban planning and civic responsibility.
Unsafe Electric Scooters Plague Greek Cities
Electric scooters in Greece are causing safety concerns due to unregulated use, lack of infrastructure (parking, designated lanes), and insufficient enforcement of traffic laws; the chaotic situation reflects broader issues in urban planning and civic responsibility.
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60% Bias Score
California Invests $500 Million in Electric School Buses Amidst Federal Funding Cuts
California is investing $500 million to add 1,000 electric school buses and 500 charging stations, countering federal funding cuts that delayed similar projects in other states; this expansion builds on California's existing fleet of over 2,300 electric school buses, with 1,100 already in service, a...
California Invests $500 Million in Electric School Buses Amidst Federal Funding Cuts
California is investing $500 million to add 1,000 electric school buses and 500 charging stations, countering federal funding cuts that delayed similar projects in other states; this expansion builds on California's existing fleet of over 2,300 electric school buses, with 1,100 already in service, a...
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48% Bias Score
Tenerife and French Strikes Disrupt Easter Travel"
Thousands of hospitality workers in Tenerife are striking on April 17th and 18th, impacting Easter travel; French rail workers may also strike on most weekends until June 2nd, and Gatwick airport faces potential disruption due to ground handling staff strikes from April 18th to 22nd.
Tenerife and French Strikes Disrupt Easter Travel"
Thousands of hospitality workers in Tenerife are striking on April 17th and 18th, impacting Easter travel; French rail workers may also strike on most weekends until June 2nd, and Gatwick airport faces potential disruption due to ground handling staff strikes from April 18th to 22nd.
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48% Bias Score
Australian Election 2025: Key Policy Issues Sidestepped
The Australian federal election campaign has sidestepped several crucial policy issues previously considered significant, including Indigenous affairs, environmental protection, gambling advertising, and high-speed rail, reflecting strategic choices by both major parties.
Australian Election 2025: Key Policy Issues Sidestepped
The Australian federal election campaign has sidestepped several crucial policy issues previously considered significant, including Indigenous affairs, environmental protection, gambling advertising, and high-speed rail, reflecting strategic choices by both major parties.
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40% Bias Score
Morocco Launches €5 Billion High-Speed Rail Project"
King Mohammed VI launched a €5 billion high-speed rail project connecting Kenitra to Marrakech, part of a larger €9 billion investment in Morocco's rail network, involving international firms like Alstom and CAF, and aiming to modernize transportation and promote sustainable development.
Morocco Launches €5 Billion High-Speed Rail Project"
King Mohammed VI launched a €5 billion high-speed rail project connecting Kenitra to Marrakech, part of a larger €9 billion investment in Morocco's rail network, involving international firms like Alstom and CAF, and aiming to modernize transportation and promote sustainable development.
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52% Bias Score
Balkan Holidays Closes, Canceling Bookings Amid UK Travel Agency Decline
Balkan Holidays, a UK travel agency operating for almost 60 years, ceased trading on April 24th, 2025, canceling all future bookings; customers must contact the company or their travel agent for refunds, reflecting a wider trend of travel agency closures.
Balkan Holidays Closes, Canceling Bookings Amid UK Travel Agency Decline
Balkan Holidays, a UK travel agency operating for almost 60 years, ceased trading on April 24th, 2025, canceling all future bookings; customers must contact the company or their travel agent for refunds, reflecting a wider trend of travel agency closures.
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36% Bias Score
Alcohol Industry Ads Undermine Drunk Driving Prevention Efforts
A Vital Strategies study reveals that alcohol industry-funded drunk-driving ads, analyzed from 14 countries (2006-2022), often glamorize alcohol use and fail to show consequences, undermining effective safety campaigns; independent public health campaigns reduce crashes by 13%.
Alcohol Industry Ads Undermine Drunk Driving Prevention Efforts
A Vital Strategies study reveals that alcohol industry-funded drunk-driving ads, analyzed from 14 countries (2006-2022), often glamorize alcohol use and fail to show consequences, undermining effective safety campaigns; independent public health campaigns reduce crashes by 13%.
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52% Bias Score
HS2 to Make Birmingham Airport a Viable London Alternative
High-Speed 2 (HS2) rail will cut travel time between London's Old Oak Common and Birmingham Interchange to 31 minutes, potentially making Birmingham Airport a realistic alternative for London-based travelers with journey times to the airport estimated at under an hour from Tottenham Court Road, impa...
HS2 to Make Birmingham Airport a Viable London Alternative
High-Speed 2 (HS2) rail will cut travel time between London's Old Oak Common and Birmingham Interchange to 31 minutes, potentially making Birmingham Airport a realistic alternative for London-based travelers with journey times to the airport estimated at under an hour from Tottenham Court Road, impa...
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44% Bias Score
EU proposes annual car inspections for vehicles over ten years old
The EU Commission proposes annual mandatory vehicle inspections for cars older than ten years, aiming to reduce traffic fatalities by 50 percent by 2030, though this faces opposition due to potential cost increases and bureaucratic burden.
EU proposes annual car inspections for vehicles over ten years old
The EU Commission proposes annual mandatory vehicle inspections for cars older than ten years, aiming to reduce traffic fatalities by 50 percent by 2030, though this faces opposition due to potential cost increases and bureaucratic burden.
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44% Bias Score
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