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Woman on Trial for Illegal Abortion After Testifying Friend Noticed No Pregnancy Signs
Nicola Packer is on trial for allegedly procuring a miscarriage via abortion pills obtained remotely in November 2020, exceeding the 10-week gestational limit; a friend testified she showed no signs of pregnancy.
Woman on Trial for Illegal Abortion After Testifying Friend Noticed No Pregnancy Signs
Nicola Packer is on trial for allegedly procuring a miscarriage via abortion pills obtained remotely in November 2020, exceeding the 10-week gestational limit; a friend testified she showed no signs of pregnancy.
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64% Bias Score
Woman on Trial for Allegedly Procuring Illegal Abortion via Telehealth
Nicola Packer, 44, is on trial in London for illegally procuring an abortion after taking medication sent by MSI following a remote consultation; the prosecution contends she knew she exceeded the legal gestational limit of 10 weeks, based on her internet searches and the foetus's estimated age of 2...
Woman on Trial for Allegedly Procuring Illegal Abortion via Telehealth
Nicola Packer, 44, is on trial in London for illegally procuring an abortion after taking medication sent by MSI following a remote consultation; the prosecution contends she knew she exceeded the legal gestational limit of 10 weeks, based on her internet searches and the foetus's estimated age of 2...
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64% Bias Score
CPS Declines to Charge in Bath Halloween Death After CCTV Evidence Challenge
On Halloween night 2021, 18-year-old Ben Smith died from a head injury after being punched outside a Bath McDonald's; despite CCTV footage suggesting the punch wasn't self-defense, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) decided against charging the suspect due to insufficient evidence, prompting outrag...
CPS Declines to Charge in Bath Halloween Death After CCTV Evidence Challenge
On Halloween night 2021, 18-year-old Ben Smith died from a head injury after being punched outside a Bath McDonald's; despite CCTV footage suggesting the punch wasn't self-defense, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) decided against charging the suspect due to insufficient evidence, prompting outrag...
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60% Bias Score
Over 500 Scottish Sex Offenders Exploit Name Change Loophole
Between April 2023 and March 2025, over 500 Scottish sex offenders exploited a legal loophole by changing their names, prompting criticism from the Scottish Conservatives and a wait-and-see approach from the SNP government.
Over 500 Scottish Sex Offenders Exploit Name Change Loophole
Between April 2023 and March 2025, over 500 Scottish sex offenders exploited a legal loophole by changing their names, prompting criticism from the Scottish Conservatives and a wait-and-see approach from the SNP government.
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52% Bias Score
UK Court Rules Against Anti-Abortion Activist Near Clinic
A British anti-abortion campaigner was convicted and fined £20,000 for offering conversations outside an abortion clinic, prompting criticism from the US State Department and raising free speech concerns.
UK Court Rules Against Anti-Abortion Activist Near Clinic
A British anti-abortion campaigner was convicted and fined £20,000 for offering conversations outside an abortion clinic, prompting criticism from the US State Department and raising free speech concerns.
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52% Bias Score
UK to Jail Bosses Neglecting Gig Worker Right-to-Work Checks
The UK government will impose penalties of up to five years in prison and £60,000 fines per worker on company bosses who fail to verify the legal work status of gig economy employees, impacting thousands of firms across various sectors.
UK to Jail Bosses Neglecting Gig Worker Right-to-Work Checks
The UK government will impose penalties of up to five years in prison and £60,000 fines per worker on company bosses who fail to verify the legal work status of gig economy employees, impacting thousands of firms across various sectors.
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40% Bias Score
UK Online Safety Act: Platforms Face July Deadline for Child Protection Measures
The UK's Online Safety Act mandates that online platforms must implement measures by July 25th to block children's access to harmful content, including age verification, content filtering, and swift content removal, or face fines and potential closure.
UK Online Safety Act: Platforms Face July Deadline for Child Protection Measures
The UK's Online Safety Act mandates that online platforms must implement measures by July 25th to block children's access to harmful content, including age verification, content filtering, and swift content removal, or face fines and potential closure.
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36% Bias Score
UK Supreme Court Defines "Woman" as Biological Sex, Impacting Transgender Rights
The UK Supreme Court ruled that "woman" under the Equality Act 2010 means biological sex, excluding transgender women from the act's protections regarding single-sex spaces like bathrooms and hospital wards, sparking a polarized debate.
UK Supreme Court Defines "Woman" as Biological Sex, Impacting Transgender Rights
The UK Supreme Court ruled that "woman" under the Equality Act 2010 means biological sex, excluding transgender women from the act's protections regarding single-sex spaces like bathrooms and hospital wards, sparking a polarized debate.
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64% Bias Score
England introduces mandatory child abuse reporting with teen relationship exemption
England's new crime and policing bill mandates reporting of suspected child sexual abuse by professionals, but exempts consensual teen relationships over 13 with no coercion, with penalties for non-compliance ranging from professional sanctions to seven years imprisonment for obstruction.
England introduces mandatory child abuse reporting with teen relationship exemption
England's new crime and policing bill mandates reporting of suspected child sexual abuse by professionals, but exempts consensual teen relationships over 13 with no coercion, with penalties for non-compliance ranging from professional sanctions to seven years imprisonment for obstruction.
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52% Bias Score
Ofcom Investigates Pro-Suicide Forum Linked to 50 UK Deaths
Ofcom, the UK's online safety regulator, is investigating a pro-suicide forum linked to at least 50 UK deaths, marking its first case under the Online Safety Act; the forum, hosted in the US and with anonymous operators, provides instructions on using lethal chemicals and has tens of thousands of me...
Ofcom Investigates Pro-Suicide Forum Linked to 50 UK Deaths
Ofcom, the UK's online safety regulator, is investigating a pro-suicide forum linked to at least 50 UK deaths, marking its first case under the Online Safety Act; the forum, hosted in the US and with anonymous operators, provides instructions on using lethal chemicals and has tens of thousands of me...
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52% Bias Score
UK Woman Convicted for Abortion Clinic Protest, Sparking US-UK Dispute
Livia Tossici-Bolt, a 64-year-old anti-abortion campaigner, was convicted in Bournemouth, UK, on Friday for breaching a buffer zone outside an abortion clinic by holding a sign, prompting a US State Department statement expressing concern over free speech in the UK.
UK Woman Convicted for Abortion Clinic Protest, Sparking US-UK Dispute
Livia Tossici-Bolt, a 64-year-old anti-abortion campaigner, was convicted in Bournemouth, UK, on Friday for breaching a buffer zone outside an abortion clinic by holding a sign, prompting a US State Department statement expressing concern over free speech in the UK.
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60% Bias Score
Wife of Sanctioned Russian Official Testifies in UK Sanctions Case
Ekaterina Ovsiannikova, wife of a sanctioned Russian official, testified in a London court, claiming ignorance of UK sanctions against her husband, Dmitrii Ovsiannikov, and his brother, Alexei Owsjanikow, who are accused of opening a British bank account and paying school fees, thus breaching the UK...
Wife of Sanctioned Russian Official Testifies in UK Sanctions Case
Ekaterina Ovsiannikova, wife of a sanctioned Russian official, testified in a London court, claiming ignorance of UK sanctions against her husband, Dmitrii Ovsiannikov, and his brother, Alexei Owsjanikow, who are accused of opening a British bank account and paying school fees, thus breaching the UK...
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44% Bias Score
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