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Birmingham Bin Strike Continues Amidst Concerns Over New Labor Laws
A strike by 170 Birmingham bin workers, ongoing since March 11, continues despite a council offer; only 40 remain unmoved, raising concerns about potential wider impacts of proposed pro-union labor law changes.
Birmingham Bin Strike Continues Amidst Concerns Over New Labor Laws
A strike by 170 Birmingham bin workers, ongoing since March 11, continues despite a council offer; only 40 remain unmoved, raising concerns about potential wider impacts of proposed pro-union labor law changes.
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64% Bias Score
U-turn on Chinese Steel Investment
UK Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds reversed his opposition to Chinese involvement in British steel after Downing Street clarified that there is no blanket ban on Chinese investment in essential industries; this sparked debate among various UK political parties about China's influence.
U-turn on Chinese Steel Investment
UK Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds reversed his opposition to Chinese involvement in British steel after Downing Street clarified that there is no blanket ban on Chinese investment in essential industries; this sparked debate among various UK political parties about China's influence.
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60% Bias Score
UK Cuts Therapy Funding for Adopted Children by 40%
The UK government cut funding for therapy for adopted children in England by 40%, reducing the annual limit from £5,000 to £3,000 and eliminating separate assessment funding, despite maintaining the overall £50 million budget, causing distress for families and charities.
UK Cuts Therapy Funding for Adopted Children by 40%
The UK government cut funding for therapy for adopted children in England by 40%, reducing the annual limit from £5,000 to £3,000 and eliminating separate assessment funding, despite maintaining the overall £50 million budget, causing distress for families and charities.
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52% Bias Score
No Evidence of 'Two-Tier Policing' in Southport Riot Response, Report Finds
A Home Affairs Committee report found no evidence of "two-tier policing" in the Southport riot response, concluding that police actions were justified by the high levels of violence and that 1,804 arrests and 1,072 charges had been made by January 22.
No Evidence of 'Two-Tier Policing' in Southport Riot Response, Report Finds
A Home Affairs Committee report found no evidence of "two-tier policing" in the Southport riot response, concluding that police actions were justified by the high levels of violence and that 1,804 arrests and 1,072 charges had been made by January 22.
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52% Bias Score
False Claims: Net-Zero Not to Blame for UK Steel Crisis
The UK government is taking emergency control of Britain's last remaining mass-produced virgin steel plant in Scunthorpe after its Chinese owner refused government support; despite claims by some politicians and media outlets that the UK's net zero policies are to blame, experts say this is false, c...
False Claims: Net-Zero Not to Blame for UK Steel Crisis
The UK government is taking emergency control of Britain's last remaining mass-produced virgin steel plant in Scunthorpe after its Chinese owner refused government support; despite claims by some politicians and media outlets that the UK's net zero policies are to blame, experts say this is false, c...
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52% Bias Score
UK Announces Economic Stimulus Package Amidst Global Uncertainty
The UK government announced a plan to ease pressure on British car manufacturers, build a new theme park, and reopen Doncaster Airport, reporting a 0.5% economic growth, amidst global economic uncertainty and rising costs, aiming to improve living standards and support key industries.
UK Announces Economic Stimulus Package Amidst Global Uncertainty
The UK government announced a plan to ease pressure on British car manufacturers, build a new theme park, and reopen Doncaster Airport, reporting a 0.5% economic growth, amidst global economic uncertainty and rising costs, aiming to improve living standards and support key industries.
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56% Bias Score
Reform Challenges Labour in Red Wall Seats
Nigel Farage launched Reform's local election campaign in Durham, aiming to challenge Labour in its traditional strongholds, citing a recent poll showing Reform's support surging from 18% to 30% in Red Wall seats, while Keir Starmer has a -26% net rating. The local elections on May 1 will be the fir...
Reform Challenges Labour in Red Wall Seats
Nigel Farage launched Reform's local election campaign in Durham, aiming to challenge Labour in its traditional strongholds, citing a recent poll showing Reform's support surging from 18% to 30% in Red Wall seats, while Keir Starmer has a -26% net rating. The local elections on May 1 will be the fir...
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60% Bias Score
DWP Reforms Carer's Allowance System
The UK's Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) announced major changes to its carer's allowance system, including investigating all suspected overpayments and raising the weekly earnings limit to £196, aiming to resolve a long-standing issue of unfair treatment and debt for claimants.
DWP Reforms Carer's Allowance System
The UK's Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) announced major changes to its carer's allowance system, including investigating all suspected overpayments and raising the weekly earnings limit to £196, aiming to resolve a long-standing issue of unfair treatment and debt for claimants.
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56% Bias Score
15 Charged in UK Election Betting Scandal
Fifteen people, including former Conservative lawmaker Craig Williams, were charged by the UK Gambling Commission on Monday with using insider knowledge to bet on the timing of last year's general election, which resulted in a landslide victory for the Labour Party.
15 Charged in UK Election Betting Scandal
Fifteen people, including former Conservative lawmaker Craig Williams, were charged by the UK Gambling Commission on Monday with using insider knowledge to bet on the timing of last year's general election, which resulted in a landslide victory for the Labour Party.
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56% Bias Score
Fifteen Charged in UK Election Betting Scandal
Fifteen individuals, including Rishi Sunak's former aide, face charges under the Gambling Act 2005 for allegedly using insider knowledge of the 2024 general election date to place bets, with court appearances set for June 13th.
Fifteen Charged in UK Election Betting Scandal
Fifteen individuals, including Rishi Sunak's former aide, face charges under the Gambling Act 2005 for allegedly using insider knowledge of the 2024 general election date to place bets, with court appearances set for June 13th.
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44% Bias Score
UK Prison Attack: Three Officers Seriously Injured by Brother of Manchester Bomber
Three prison officers in a high-security UK prison were severely injured by Hashem Abedi, brother of the Manchester Arena bomber, using boiling oil and a makeshift weapon; two remain in serious condition.
UK Prison Attack: Three Officers Seriously Injured by Brother of Manchester Bomber
Three prison officers in a high-security UK prison were severely injured by Hashem Abedi, brother of the Manchester Arena bomber, using boiling oil and a makeshift weapon; two remain in serious condition.
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52% Bias Score
Delays in UK Cross-Party Social Care Talks Jeopardize NHS Reform
Cross-party talks on UK social care reform, planned for February, have been delayed, jeopardizing Labour's NHS reform plans and sparking criticism amid concerns about the government's commitment to the issue, despite previous warnings from Health Secretary Wes Streeting.
Delays in UK Cross-Party Social Care Talks Jeopardize NHS Reform
Cross-party talks on UK social care reform, planned for February, have been delayed, jeopardizing Labour's NHS reform plans and sparking criticism amid concerns about the government's commitment to the issue, despite previous warnings from Health Secretary Wes Streeting.
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44% Bias Score
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