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Conflicting Statements on Welsh Public Service Funding
The UK government claims Wales will receive nearly £5 billion more for public services, despite a £36 million shortfall in covering increased National Insurance payments for public sector workers, a discrepancy between statements made by the UK and Welsh governments.
Conflicting Statements on Welsh Public Service Funding
The UK government claims Wales will receive nearly £5 billion more for public services, despite a £36 million shortfall in covering increased National Insurance payments for public sector workers, a discrepancy between statements made by the UK and Welsh governments.
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44% Bias Score
UK Government's AI Push Raises Ethical Concerns
The cash-strapped UK government is rapidly adopting AI across public services, from welfare assessments to healthcare, raising concerns about ethical implications and the influence of private tech companies, despite a recent increase to £19.6 billion in public sector tech contracts in 2023.
UK Government's AI Push Raises Ethical Concerns
The cash-strapped UK government is rapidly adopting AI across public services, from welfare assessments to healthcare, raising concerns about ethical implications and the influence of private tech companies, despite a recent increase to £19.6 billion in public sector tech contracts in 2023.
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44% Bias Score
UK to Review Foreign Office Handling of Harry Dunn's Death
A parliamentary review will examine the UK Foreign Office's handling of the death of Harry Dunn, a 19-year-old motorcyclist killed in a road crash by a US diplomat in 2019, focusing on support for his family and internal decision-making, but excluding scrutiny of the US government's role.
UK to Review Foreign Office Handling of Harry Dunn's Death
A parliamentary review will examine the UK Foreign Office's handling of the death of Harry Dunn, a 19-year-old motorcyclist killed in a road crash by a US diplomat in 2019, focusing on support for his family and internal decision-making, but excluding scrutiny of the US government's role.
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44% Bias Score
UK Orders Supermarkets to Halt Heated Tobacco Ads
The UK government has ordered Sainsbury's and Morrisons to stop advertising heated tobacco products, claiming it violates the 2002 Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Act; the supermarkets disagree, and the issue highlights the need for clearer legislation amid rising youth awareness of heated tobacco...
UK Orders Supermarkets to Halt Heated Tobacco Ads
The UK government has ordered Sainsbury's and Morrisons to stop advertising heated tobacco products, claiming it violates the 2002 Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Act; the supermarkets disagree, and the issue highlights the need for clearer legislation amid rising youth awareness of heated tobacco...
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48% Bias Score
Casement Park faces £120 million funding shortfall
The Casement Park stadium redevelopment in Belfast is facing a £120 million funding shortfall, despite a £50 million contribution from the UK government and existing commitments from the GAA, Irish government, and Stormont; the GAA must now find additional funds or scale back plans.
Casement Park faces £120 million funding shortfall
The Casement Park stadium redevelopment in Belfast is facing a £120 million funding shortfall, despite a £50 million contribution from the UK government and existing commitments from the GAA, Irish government, and Stormont; the GAA must now find additional funds or scale back plans.
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48% Bias Score
Wales Denied Rail Funding: Barnett Formula Under Fire
A former Labour transport minister criticized the UK government for misclassifying the £6.6bn Oxford-Cambridge rail line as an England-only project, resulting in Wales not receiving its fair share of funding, and called for a reform of the Barnett formula.
Wales Denied Rail Funding: Barnett Formula Under Fire
A former Labour transport minister criticized the UK government for misclassifying the £6.6bn Oxford-Cambridge rail line as an England-only project, resulting in Wales not receiving its fair share of funding, and called for a reform of the Barnett formula.
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52% Bias Score
UK Government Demands Restructuring of Alan Turing Institute, Prioritizing National Security
The UK technology secretary has ordered a restructuring of the Alan Turing Institute (ATI), prioritizing defense and national security, and implying leadership changes; this follows a £100 million government funding deal, but staff concerns exist regarding its credibility.
UK Government Demands Restructuring of Alan Turing Institute, Prioritizing National Security
The UK technology secretary has ordered a restructuring of the Alan Turing Institute (ATI), prioritizing defense and national security, and implying leadership changes; this follows a £100 million government funding deal, but staff concerns exist regarding its credibility.
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40% Bias Score
Wubben-Moy's Advocacy Secures Equal School Sports Access
England Lioness Lotte Wubben-Moy's campaign for equal access to school sports led to a new UK government partnership ensuring equal opportunities for all genders and those with disabilities, following her post-Euro 2022 open letter.
Wubben-Moy's Advocacy Secures Equal School Sports Access
England Lioness Lotte Wubben-Moy's campaign for equal access to school sports led to a new UK government partnership ensuring equal opportunities for all genders and those with disabilities, following her post-Euro 2022 open letter.
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28% Bias Score
UK to Ban Palestine Action After RAF Base Breach
The UK government will ban Palestine Action, a pro-Palestine group, next week after they infiltrated RAF Brize Norton and damaged two military planes with paint, prompting a security review and counter-terrorism investigation.
UK to Ban Palestine Action After RAF Base Breach
The UK government will ban Palestine Action, a pro-Palestine group, next week after they infiltrated RAF Brize Norton and damaged two military planes with paint, prompting a security review and counter-terrorism investigation.
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52% Bias Score
Couple Loses Winter Fuel Payment Case, but Governments Partially Reverse Cuts
A Scottish couple's legal challenge against the UK and Scottish governments over winter fuel payment cuts failed in court; however, both governments partially reversed their decisions following the case, with the UK fully restoring the payments and Scotland partially restoring payments while introdu...
Couple Loses Winter Fuel Payment Case, but Governments Partially Reverse Cuts
A Scottish couple's legal challenge against the UK and Scottish governments over winter fuel payment cuts failed in court; however, both governments partially reversed their decisions following the case, with the UK fully restoring the payments and Scotland partially restoring payments while introdu...
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44% Bias Score
UK to Launch Commercial Self-Driving Services in 2026
The UK government will launch commercial self-driving taxi and bus services in Spring 2026, aiming to create 38,000 jobs, improve road safety by reducing human-error collisions (88% of accidents), and boost the economy by £42 billion by 2035, while addressing accessibility needs for disabled and eld...
UK to Launch Commercial Self-Driving Services in 2026
The UK government will launch commercial self-driving taxi and bus services in Spring 2026, aiming to create 38,000 jobs, improve road safety by reducing human-error collisions (88% of accidents), and boost the economy by £42 billion by 2035, while addressing accessibility needs for disabled and eld...
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52% Bias Score
UK Disability Benefit Cuts to Disproportionately Impact Wales
The UK government's planned cuts to disability benefits will disproportionately affect 190,000 people in Wales (6% of the population), potentially slashing their incomes by up to 60%, exacerbating existing inequalities and causing distress.
UK Disability Benefit Cuts to Disproportionately Impact Wales
The UK government's planned cuts to disability benefits will disproportionately affect 190,000 people in Wales (6% of the population), potentially slashing their incomes by up to 60%, exacerbating existing inequalities and causing distress.
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44% Bias Score
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