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Keir Starmer Restructures Downing Street to Bolster Economic Policy
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer appointed Minouche Shafik as chief economic adviser and Darren Jones to his Downing Street office, replacing key personnel to improve economic policymaking ahead of a challenging budget.
Keir Starmer Restructures Downing Street to Bolster Economic Policy
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer appointed Minouche Shafik as chief economic adviser and Darren Jones to his Downing Street office, replacing key personnel to improve economic policymaking ahead of a challenging budget.
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20% Bias Score
Court Overturns Injunction Against Asylum Hotel Closure, Sparking Further Protests
Following a Court of Appeal decision overturning an injunction to remove asylum seekers from a hotel in Epping, Essex, at least 13 councils plan to continue their campaigns to close asylum hotels, leading to widespread protests and counter-protests across the UK.
Court Overturns Injunction Against Asylum Hotel Closure, Sparking Further Protests
Following a Court of Appeal decision overturning an injunction to remove asylum seekers from a hotel in Epping, Essex, at least 13 councils plan to continue their campaigns to close asylum hotels, leading to widespread protests and counter-protests across the UK.
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64% Bias Score
Lib Dems Target Labour Voters After Election Gains
Following significant gains in the recent general election, the Liberal Democrats are strategizing to attract Labour voters, particularly younger demographics in commuter belt areas, focusing on cost of living issues and local campaigning.
Lib Dems Target Labour Voters After Election Gains
Following significant gains in the recent general election, the Liberal Democrats are strategizing to attract Labour voters, particularly younger demographics in commuter belt areas, focusing on cost of living issues and local campaigning.
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36% Bias Score
Ineffective Protest Tactics: Reframing the Anti-Refugee Movement
A London protest supporting asylum seekers was countered by anti-immigrant demonstrators, prompting an analysis of the effectiveness of labeling such groups as "Nazis" versus focusing on their high rates of domestic violence.
Ineffective Protest Tactics: Reframing the Anti-Refugee Movement
A London protest supporting asylum seekers was countered by anti-immigrant demonstrators, prompting an analysis of the effectiveness of labeling such groups as "Nazis" versus focusing on their high rates of domestic violence.
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68% Bias Score
UK's High Illegal Migrant Numbers Spur Policy Shift Across Europe
Estimates place Britain's illegal migrant population between 594,000 and 745,000, potentially the highest in Europe, prompting Nigel Farage to propose mass deportations while other European nations tighten asylum rules.
UK's High Illegal Migrant Numbers Spur Policy Shift Across Europe
Estimates place Britain's illegal migrant population between 594,000 and 745,000, potentially the highest in Europe, prompting Nigel Farage to propose mass deportations while other European nations tighten asylum rules.
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64% Bias Score
Feasibility of Reform UK's Mass Deportation Plan Questioned
Reform UK proposes mass deportations of 500,000-600,000 illegal migrants, requiring new laws, £12bn for detention facilities, and potentially withdrawal from the ECHR, raising significant legal, logistical, and financial challenges.
Feasibility of Reform UK's Mass Deportation Plan Questioned
Reform UK proposes mass deportations of 500,000-600,000 illegal migrants, requiring new laws, £12bn for detention facilities, and potentially withdrawal from the ECHR, raising significant legal, logistical, and financial challenges.
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48% Bias Score
UK and US Hard-Right Politicians Increasingly Shun Traditional News Outlets
Hard-right political figures in both the US and UK are increasingly shunning traditional news outlets, mirroring tactics employed by Donald Trump and raising concerns about democratic accountability.
UK and US Hard-Right Politicians Increasingly Shun Traditional News Outlets
Hard-right political figures in both the US and UK are increasingly shunning traditional news outlets, mirroring tactics employed by Donald Trump and raising concerns about democratic accountability.
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20% Bias Score
Nottinghamshire Council's Ban on Local Newspaper Sparks Free Speech Debate
Nottinghamshire County Council leader Mick Barton banned Reform UK councillors from speaking to the Nottingham Post and Nottinghamshire Live after an article about potential councillor suspensions, prompting a free speech debate and accusations of undermining democracy.
Nottinghamshire Council's Ban on Local Newspaper Sparks Free Speech Debate
Nottinghamshire County Council leader Mick Barton banned Reform UK councillors from speaking to the Nottingham Post and Nottinghamshire Live after an article about potential councillor suspensions, prompting a free speech debate and accusations of undermining democracy.
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28% Bias Score
NHS to Introduce Chickenpox Vaccine in 2024
England and Wales will introduce a chickenpox vaccine to the NHS in January 2024, the first addition to the routine schedule since 2015, aiming to reduce severe symptoms and school absences, aligning with practices in the US, Canada, and Australia.
NHS to Introduce Chickenpox Vaccine in 2024
England and Wales will introduce a chickenpox vaccine to the NHS in January 2024, the first addition to the routine schedule since 2015, aiming to reduce severe symptoms and school absences, aligning with practices in the US, Canada, and Australia.
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44% Bias Score
Labour Councillor Resigns from Peterborough City Council
Peterborough City Councillor Nicola Jenkins resigned from the Labour party group citing restrictive conditions that prevented her from prioritizing constituent needs over party politics, becoming the third Labour councillor to leave the group since May 2024.
Labour Councillor Resigns from Peterborough City Council
Peterborough City Councillor Nicola Jenkins resigned from the Labour party group citing restrictive conditions that prevented her from prioritizing constituent needs over party politics, becoming the third Labour councillor to leave the group since May 2024.
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24% Bias Score
Farage Dominates Summer Recess with Frequent Press Conferences
During the parliamentary recess, Nigel Farage held seven press conferences, generating extensive media coverage and dominating the political narrative due to the government's silence, while using his platform to focus public attention on immigration and crime.
Farage Dominates Summer Recess with Frequent Press Conferences
During the parliamentary recess, Nigel Farage held seven press conferences, generating extensive media coverage and dominating the political narrative due to the government's silence, while using his platform to focus public attention on immigration and crime.
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52% Bias Score
UK Seeks Closer EU Ties: Youth Mobility Scheme and Trade Deal in Focus
The UK government is actively negotiating closer ties with the EU, including a youth mobility scheme and a new agricultural export deal by 2027, signaling a significant shift in policy. This contrasts with previous government stances and reflects a broader strategy to improve economic ties with the ...
UK Seeks Closer EU Ties: Youth Mobility Scheme and Trade Deal in Focus
The UK government is actively negotiating closer ties with the EU, including a youth mobility scheme and a new agricultural export deal by 2027, signaling a significant shift in policy. This contrasts with previous government stances and reflects a broader strategy to improve economic ties with the ...
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48% Bias Score
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