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Sunak Reflects on "Stop the Boats" Slogan and Early Election
Former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak admitted the government's "stop the boats" slogan was poorly communicated, despite believing its aim was correct. He defended calling an early general election, linking it to needing a mandate for policies including welfare cuts to fund defense spending increases...
Sunak Reflects on "Stop the Boats" Slogan and Early Election
Former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak admitted the government's "stop the boats" slogan was poorly communicated, despite believing its aim was correct. He defended calling an early general election, linking it to needing a mandate for policies including welfare cuts to fund defense spending increases...
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Covid Inquiry Rejects Mone and Barrowman's Bid for Core Participant Status
The Covid-19 inquiry rejected Baroness Mone and Doug Barrowman's bid for core participant status, denying them access to evidence related to PPE Medpro's £200m+ government contracts, despite their claim of significant role and concerns about the NCA investigation; the inquiry prioritizes investigati...
Covid Inquiry Rejects Mone and Barrowman's Bid for Core Participant Status
The Covid-19 inquiry rejected Baroness Mone and Doug Barrowman's bid for core participant status, denying them access to evidence related to PPE Medpro's £200m+ government contracts, despite their claim of significant role and concerns about the NCA investigation; the inquiry prioritizes investigati...
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UK Government's Hesitant Approach to Employment Bill Highlights Leadership Contrast
The UK government faces internal conflict over Angela Rayner's employment bill, rejecting a popular "right to switch off" provision amidst business concerns and tax increases, contrasting with Keir Starmer's confident leadership during the Ukraine crisis.
UK Government's Hesitant Approach to Employment Bill Highlights Leadership Contrast
The UK government faces internal conflict over Angela Rayner's employment bill, rejecting a popular "right to switch off" provision amidst business concerns and tax increases, contrasting with Keir Starmer's confident leadership during the Ukraine crisis.
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44% Bias Score
UK Rejects Ambassador's Ceasefire Proposal for Ukraine
The UK government rejected Ambassador Peter Mandelson's proposal for Ukraine to unilaterally declare a ceasefire, instead emphasizing ongoing diplomatic efforts with allies to achieve a comprehensive peace plan involving a coalition of willing nations and American air support.
UK Rejects Ambassador's Ceasefire Proposal for Ukraine
The UK government rejected Ambassador Peter Mandelson's proposal for Ukraine to unilaterally declare a ceasefire, instead emphasizing ongoing diplomatic efforts with allies to achieve a comprehensive peace plan involving a coalition of willing nations and American air support.
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32% Bias Score
Zelensky Announces Mineral Deal, Addresses Truce Reports After White House Meeting
President Zelensky, speaking after a London summit, announced a mineral deal is "ready to sign" and responded to truce reports, stating he is "aware of everything", following a public disagreement at the White House.
Zelensky Announces Mineral Deal, Addresses Truce Reports After White House Meeting
President Zelensky, speaking after a London summit, announced a mineral deal is "ready to sign" and responded to truce reports, stating he is "aware of everything", following a public disagreement at the White House.
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0% Bias Score
Labour Drops "Right to Switch Off" Policy Amid Business Pressure
Labour's planned "right to switch off" for workers is being dropped from its Employment Rights Bill due to business concerns; the government is considering a nine-month probation instead of the proposed six-month period demanded by unions.
Labour Drops "Right to Switch Off" Policy Amid Business Pressure
Labour's planned "right to switch off" for workers is being dropped from its Employment Rights Bill due to business concerns; the government is considering a nine-month probation instead of the proposed six-month period demanded by unions.
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56% Bias Score
UK Grants Bereavement Leave for Miscarriage, Strengthens Workers' Rights
Labour's employment rights bill, set to pass next week, grants parents in Britain two weeks' bereavement leave after miscarriage, strengthens trade union access to workplaces, bans fire-and-rehire, and provides day-one unfair dismissal protection.
UK Grants Bereavement Leave for Miscarriage, Strengthens Workers' Rights
Labour's employment rights bill, set to pass next week, grants parents in Britain two weeks' bereavement leave after miscarriage, strengthens trade union access to workplaces, bans fire-and-rehire, and provides day-one unfair dismissal protection.
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24% Bias Score
UK Employment Rights Bill: Economic Boost or Business Burden?
The UK's Employment Rights Bill, championed by Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, seeks to improve worker rights, potentially boosting the economy despite initial business concerns; amendments include extending probation periods and removing the 'right to switch off'.
UK Employment Rights Bill: Economic Boost or Business Burden?
The UK's Employment Rights Bill, championed by Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, seeks to improve worker rights, potentially boosting the economy despite initial business concerns; amendments include extending probation periods and removing the 'right to switch off'.
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60% Bias Score
Welsh Government Budget Faces Crucial Vote
The Welsh government's £26 billion budget for 2024-25, which includes extra funding for the NHS and a £1 bus fare scheme for under-21s, is set to be voted on in the Senedd on Tuesday, with the outcome potentially impacting public services by billions of pounds.
Welsh Government Budget Faces Crucial Vote
The Welsh government's £26 billion budget for 2024-25, which includes extra funding for the NHS and a £1 bus fare scheme for under-21s, is set to be voted on in the Senedd on Tuesday, with the outcome potentially impacting public services by billions of pounds.
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UK to Ban New Leasehold Flats, Transitioning to Commonhold System
The UK government announced plans to ban new leasehold flats in England and Wales, shifting to a commonhold system where homeowners own a share of their building, addressing concerns over unfair service charges and lack of resident control.
UK to Ban New Leasehold Flats, Transitioning to Commonhold System
The UK government announced plans to ban new leasehold flats in England and Wales, shifting to a commonhold system where homeowners own a share of their building, addressing concerns over unfair service charges and lack of resident control.
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52% Bias Score
UK Government Rejects Mandelson's Call for Ukraine Ceasefire
British Armed Forces Minister Luke Pollard contradicted British Ambassador to the US Lord Mandelson's statement that Ukraine should initiate a ceasefire with Russia, stating it is not government policy; the UK seeks a lasting peace deal with US and European backing.
UK Government Rejects Mandelson's Call for Ukraine Ceasefire
British Armed Forces Minister Luke Pollard contradicted British Ambassador to the US Lord Mandelson's statement that Ukraine should initiate a ceasefire with Russia, stating it is not government policy; the UK seeks a lasting peace deal with US and European backing.
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44% Bias Score
Conservative Peers Block UK Government's House of Lords Reform
The UK government's plan to abolish 92 hereditary peers in the House of Lords is facing significant resistance from Conservative peers, who are using delaying tactics and amendments to potentially water down or block the legislation, highlighting the challenges of constitutional reform.
Conservative Peers Block UK Government's House of Lords Reform
The UK government's plan to abolish 92 hereditary peers in the House of Lords is facing significant resistance from Conservative peers, who are using delaying tactics and amendments to potentially water down or block the legislation, highlighting the challenges of constitutional reform.
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52% Bias Score
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