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Greek PM Faces No-Confidence Vote After Deadly Train Crash Protests
On the second anniversary of a train crash in Greece that killed 57, massive protests prompted Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to announce railway upgrades as his government faces a no-confidence vote amid concerns over a potential cover-up and lack of accountability.
Greek PM Faces No-Confidence Vote After Deadly Train Crash Protests
On the second anniversary of a train crash in Greece that killed 57, massive protests prompted Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to announce railway upgrades as his government faces a no-confidence vote amid concerns over a potential cover-up and lack of accountability.
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40% Bias Score
England and Wales Rail Fares Rise 4.6%, Fueling Passenger Frustration
Regulated rail fares in England and Wales rose 4.6%, impacting commuters and travelers; the government cites investment needs, but passengers express frustration over delays and rising costs; critics argue this increase burdens households, hindering efforts to promote public transport.
England and Wales Rail Fares Rise 4.6%, Fueling Passenger Frustration
Regulated rail fares in England and Wales rose 4.6%, impacting commuters and travelers; the government cites investment needs, but passengers express frustration over delays and rising costs; critics argue this increase burdens households, hindering efforts to promote public transport.
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48% Bias Score
Volkswagen Recalls 60,000 EVs Over Gear Display Error
Volkswagen recalled over 60,000 electric vehicles in the US due to a software error causing gear display failures, potentially resulting in unintended vehicle movement; the recall impacts 2021-2023 Volkswagen ID.4s and 2022-2023 Audi Q4 e-trons.
Volkswagen Recalls 60,000 EVs Over Gear Display Error
Volkswagen recalled over 60,000 electric vehicles in the US due to a software error causing gear display failures, potentially resulting in unintended vehicle movement; the recall impacts 2021-2023 Volkswagen ID.4s and 2022-2023 Audi Q4 e-trons.
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20% Bias Score
Czech Freight Train Derailment Causes Benzene Fire
On March 1, 2024, a freight train carrying benzene derailed near Hustopece nad Becvou, Czech Republic, causing a fire affecting at least 14 tanker cars; the fire is now controlled, and no injuries were reported, but the incident is under police investigation for negligent endangerment.
Czech Freight Train Derailment Causes Benzene Fire
On March 1, 2024, a freight train carrying benzene derailed near Hustopece nad Becvou, Czech Republic, causing a fire affecting at least 14 tanker cars; the fire is now controlled, and no injuries were reported, but the incident is under police investigation for negligent endangerment.
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28% Bias Score
White Island Volcano Owners Acquitted in Fatal Eruption Case
A New Zealand judge overturned the criminal conviction of Whakaari Management, the owners of White Island volcano, for failing to keep visitors safe during a 2019 eruption that killed 22, absolving them from paying millions in restitution to victims' families, raising concerns about future safety re...
White Island Volcano Owners Acquitted in Fatal Eruption Case
A New Zealand judge overturned the criminal conviction of Whakaari Management, the owners of White Island volcano, for failing to keep visitors safe during a 2019 eruption that killed 22, absolving them from paying millions in restitution to victims' families, raising concerns about future safety re...
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36% Bias Score
Moorgate Tube Crash: 50 Years On
On February 28, 1975, a Northern Line train crashed at Moorgate station in London, killing 43 and injuring 74; the driver failed to brake, causing a catastrophic collision resulting in extensive casualties and a large-scale rescue operation.
Moorgate Tube Crash: 50 Years On
On February 28, 1975, a Northern Line train crashed at Moorgate station in London, killing 43 and injuring 74; the driver failed to brake, causing a catastrophic collision resulting in extensive casualties and a large-scale rescue operation.
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40% Bias Score
HS2's Old Oak Common Station Fuels £10bn West London Economic Boom
HS2's Old Oak Common station in west London is boosting the local economy by £10bn over 10 years, driving a 22% increase in planning applications within a 1.5-mile radius since 2017, totaling £3.4bn and creating 22,000 homes and nearly 19,000 jobs.
HS2's Old Oak Common Station Fuels £10bn West London Economic Boom
HS2's Old Oak Common station in west London is boosting the local economy by £10bn over 10 years, driving a 22% increase in planning applications within a 1.5-mile radius since 2017, totaling £3.4bn and creating 22,000 homes and nearly 19,000 jobs.
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60% Bias Score
Spirit of Tasmania IV Relocation Ordered After Failed Lease
After lease negotiations failed, Tasmania's government ordered the relocation of the A$850m (£430m) Spirit of Tasmania IV ferry from Edinburgh to Tasmania, incurring significant costs and causing the resignation of two officials.
Spirit of Tasmania IV Relocation Ordered After Failed Lease
After lease negotiations failed, Tasmania's government ordered the relocation of the A$850m (£430m) Spirit of Tasmania IV ferry from Edinburgh to Tasmania, incurring significant costs and causing the resignation of two officials.
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52% Bias Score
English and Welsh Rail Fares Increase by 4.6%
Rail fares in England and Wales will rise by 4.6% from Sunday, impacting annual season tickets and railcards, despite ongoing service issues; the government justifies this as necessary due to the railway's financial problems.
English and Welsh Rail Fares Increase by 4.6%
Rail fares in England and Wales will rise by 4.6% from Sunday, impacting annual season tickets and railcards, despite ongoing service issues; the government justifies this as necessary due to the railway's financial problems.
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48% Bias Score
200 Years of European Rail Travel: From Cattle Cars to Family Zones
This article contrasts the evolution of European train travel over 200 years, highlighting the stark differences between the early days of uncomfortable, rudimentary carriages and the modern-day variations in amenities and comfort across different rail networks.
200 Years of European Rail Travel: From Cattle Cars to Family Zones
This article contrasts the evolution of European train travel over 200 years, highlighting the stark differences between the early days of uncomfortable, rudimentary carriages and the modern-day variations in amenities and comfort across different rail networks.
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24% Bias Score
China-Tajikistan Bridge Project: Boosting Central Asia Connectivity
China and Tajikistan agreed to build a 920-meter-long bridge across the Surkhob River in Tajikistan, the longest in Central Asia, furthering their economic and infrastructural cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative, expected to be completed in four years.
China-Tajikistan Bridge Project: Boosting Central Asia Connectivity
China and Tajikistan agreed to build a 920-meter-long bridge across the Surkhob River in Tajikistan, the longest in Central Asia, furthering their economic and infrastructural cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative, expected to be completed in four years.
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44% Bias Score
Greek Report Blames Human Error, Systemic Failures for Deadly Train Crash
A Greek investigative report attributes the deadly Tempe train collision that killed 57 to human error, outdated infrastructure, and systemic failures, revealing inadequate training, understaffing, and a lack of modern safety controls exacerbated by the 2010-18 financial crisis.
Greek Report Blames Human Error, Systemic Failures for Deadly Train Crash
A Greek investigative report attributes the deadly Tempe train collision that killed 57 to human error, outdated infrastructure, and systemic failures, revealing inadequate training, understaffing, and a lack of modern safety controls exacerbated by the 2010-18 financial crisis.
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28% Bias Score
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